I was drawing and painting and writing and then I was sculpting.
Everyone, it appears, seems to be sculpting her in the image they best see fit.
"Just sculpting Dylan is a long, involved process with many steps," he said.
But there was the murmur of a woman's voice without, and Fairfax, his sculpting tools in his hands, opened the door.
1826 (implied in sculpted), from French sculpter, from Latin sculpt-, past participle stem of sculpere "to carve" (see sculpture). Related: Sculpting. The older verb form was sculpture (1640s), also sculp (1530s).
