Help with sculpin patter

I have found the easiest method to form heads with the wool is to tie them in in clumps.  You can just tie a clump or 2 or top and do the same for the bottom.  I like to pinch wrap them in and allow them to slide around the shank a bit.  Once you are finished you can use a dubbing teaser to fill in the empty areas and then trim to your desired shape. 
 
If I am making a body out of wool I use a dubbing loop, this seems to keep me from using too much material and helps to keep the material uniform.
 
There are tons of different materials that work to tie sculpins.  The one I mainly tie uses a marabou tail, a zonker tied on the top of the shank for the body(leave the zonker extend to the length of the tail in the back), fur dubbing underbody and a wool head.  I am sure if you look around you will find dozens of different patterns.

You can tie a sculpin in a Clouser fashion. They are pretty easy. They also work. Last season, my dad hooked a sculpin on a little nymph on Elk during the first large run. He pulled it it, then rolled it back where it came from, and a nice steelhead grabbed it as soon as it hit the water. He actually hooked the steelie, but it got off.