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Any other sculptfags here?

Practicing with plastiline, I want to make a figurine later in the year with polymer clay, maybe get into silicone and resin casting since polymer clay is too brittle. But there are manny things I want to practice first.
A few of my observations
I've tried making an anime-figure head, but a lot of detail in those is printed on instead of sculpted, so I may get into a more realistic head (while keeping anime proportions).
My biggest problem at the moment is the feet, my years of anti-feet-faggotry have made very ignorant on the shapes, I have Anatomy for Sculptors which has been of great help, but the block-out of the feet is lacking, and while I can (and will) use my own feet as reference, I would like to have more resources, specially to make them more feminine-looking, even if it burns my eyes.
The right thigh needs more material in the medial face to make the curve less pronounced
Then there's the forearm, it is relatively simple and I am overthinking it, but me not having defined forearms has made me ignore them.
The deltoid is too big and fat for the arms I have in mind
I feel that I must redo the posterior side of the knee. I remember they were fine in my last sculpture, but that one broke and threw it away.
Finally, I've seen figurine sculptors do (for example) the entire leg with a single piece of clay, then sculpt it all at once to give it shape. Meanwhile I do the basic shape, add muscles and structures separately, then smooth, and add/remove material to create a single piece. Is my autism going to bite me in the ass later on?

If it turns out fine I may turn her into a Shuten Douji sculpture, just add her clothes, itty-tiddies and her hair