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- - - - Step1: Using an empty coke can as a reference, take some tinfoil/Sculpey light and create a can shape, then bake.
        Step 2: Create "sugar" from small bits of Sculpey or Cosclay rolled into small balls and squished together lightly, or make "piles" of clay and stipple with a brush, then bake.
        Step3: Create bubbles from balls of tinfoil covered in Sculpey/cosclay and bake.
        Step 4: Apply the "sugar" to the "can" and bake.
        
        Step 5: Apply bubbles to the can Bake and Bond and bake.
        Step 6: Paint the sugar using white with a grey wash for shading
        Step 7: Paint the can to resemble a can on pop.
        Step 8: Paint Bubbles
    - - I followed most of the steps indicated in How I think I will make it, but with a few changes. 1: After some research I discovered I could sculpt straight onto an empty can. 2: I used an embossing/clay tool to created the sugar texture.
        
        I experimented with using sugar and spray adhesive to give the sculpt a base, it worked out quite well. My youngest child had an idea and took some of the still tacky sugar/adhesive mix and added it to the back of the can, giving it the effect of sugar spilling down the can in runnels.
    - - Finished Piece. I have chosen to title this work "37 Grams" as that is how much sugar is in a standard can of Cherry Coke.