Exactly what I needed!!!! Thanks so much, your channel is really amazing and inspiring! I admire your work a lot and appreciate that you share it in this way :)
Great video Stuart! I actually used a ton of the techniques you taught on your previous sculpting videos when I had to sculpt a witch's old-face prosthetic for stage a few weeks ago. I didn't have any of the customized tools you do and couldn't make any (brass tubing alone costs an arm and a leg here!). I just had generic sculpting tools that you buy in a set, and I also used nail art dotting tools and this funny little doll's comb that my daughter had! Granted, it was for stage so it didn't need to be as refined as this, but you techniques of using a soft brush and reticulated foam for smoothing out, plus the plastic of different thicknesses and "punching" pores as well as actually placing tiny blobs for moles or pimples, and the needle under the clay and lifting for goose flesh worked out great! I didn't even have to resort to using lighter fluid (which is good cause that stuff scares me).
Wow! This is wonderful! Thank you so much for making this video! I have been struggling with sculpting skin texture and I can't wait to give this a whirl! (searches around for a guitar string) Keep up the good work! :D
Sorry if you already mentioned it in the video but, does the lighter oil affect the clay? Like can you reuse the clay after that?? Thank you for awesome video btw!
Thank you for this video! I'm currently working on texturing a sculpt for some old character makeup, but i do have one question with the reticulated sponge: when i rub it, i end up with a lot of little tiny balls of clay spattered on the surface, and they really seem to detract from the texture i was attempting, am i doing something wrong? I'm using monster clay just so you know.
I guess Im asking randomly but does anybody know a way to log back into an Instagram account..? I somehow forgot my password. I would appreciate any tips you can give me
@Sutton Felix Thanks for your reply. I found the site thru google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff atm. I see it takes quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Could i buy general reticulated sponge for cheaper than buying the stipple sponges from makeup websites/shops? Like a big pack of 50/100 pieces for example for like £5. Also can you wash them and reuse them if it was just cream paint of something like that used? As you can see I'm cheap lol
Depending on the plastiline you use99% alcohol works with Chavant. Also try the orange solvents such as used in 'Goo Off' or 'Goo-Gone' label adhesive remover.
Hello If you apply alcohol to oil based clay as you have done in your tutorial, when the sculpture is finished and it comes to making a mould (im making my mould out of Easyflo 120) can the alcohol applied create problems?
I've tried mineral spirits for sculpting pores on the same type of clay but it left it muddy for a long period of time and I couldn't sculpt on it anymore because it would turn into a sticky mess. Other than using the passing of time for it to return to it's original firm state, does this alcohol accelerate that process or is there something else that can do it better? Thanks for the upload!
In the process of sculpting my first wound for an encapsulated silicone piece. Thank you for the helpful video!
ありがとうございます。皮膚の表現方法が分からず、途方に暮れていなんです。本当にありがとう。
Thank you. I don't know how to express my skin, and I'm at a loss. Thank you so much.
Stuart where have you been. Miss you. Love your videos, learnt so much from you. Thank you.
Exactly what I needed!!!! Thanks so much, your channel is really amazing and inspiring!
I admire your work a lot and appreciate that you share it in this way :)
Great video Stuart! I actually used a ton of the techniques you taught on your previous sculpting videos when I had to sculpt a witch's old-face prosthetic for stage a few weeks ago. I didn't have any of the customized tools you do and couldn't make any (brass tubing alone costs an arm and a leg here!). I just had generic sculpting tools that you buy in a set, and I also used nail art dotting tools and this funny little doll's comb that my daughter had! Granted, it was for stage so it didn't need to be as refined as this, but you techniques of using a soft brush and reticulated foam for smoothing out, plus the plastic of different thicknesses and "punching" pores as well as actually placing tiny blobs for moles or pimples, and the needle under the clay and lifting for goose flesh worked out great! I didn't even have to resort to using lighter fluid (which is good cause that stuff scares me).
Thanks for watching the video. I appreciate the support. x
Wow! This is wonderful!
Thank you so much for making this video! I have been struggling with sculpting skin texture and I can't wait to give this a whirl!
(searches around for a guitar string)
Keep up the good work! :D
great video a big help!
amazing so glad I found this video
Loving your videos, great tips. Keep up the amazing work!
Thank you very much for sharing! Very helpful!
muy bonito sus trabajos señor muchos éxitos y DIos lo bendiga
Please upload more videos, i love them :D
Fab, Stuart!
Great video! Thanks ever so much! :)
amazing video
Sorry if you already mentioned it in the video but, does the lighter oil affect the clay? Like can you reuse the clay after that?? Thank you for awesome video btw!
@@カニら sure. The solvent evaporates off and leaves no trace after a few hours.
Thanks a lot sharinr
THANK YOU!👌👍🙏
Thank you for this video! I'm currently working on texturing a sculpt for some old character makeup, but i do have one question with the reticulated sponge: when i rub it, i end up with a lot of little tiny balls of clay spattered on the surface, and they really seem to detract from the texture i was attempting, am i doing something wrong? I'm using monster clay just so you know.
you can talc it first tobstop those balls from gathering up. it may be that it's warm and the clay is soft too.
I guess Im asking randomly but does anybody know a way to log back into an Instagram account..?
I somehow forgot my password. I would appreciate any tips you can give me
@Jon Russell instablaster ;)
@Sutton Felix Thanks for your reply. I found the site thru google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
I see it takes quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Sutton Felix It worked and I finally got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
Thank you so much you saved my ass !
love the vids! thx :)
Thank you :*
Thanks for the info! Btw, if I wanna use guitar strings, which string should I get? Anyone can help? Thanks in advance!
interesting to try )
Could i buy general reticulated sponge for cheaper than buying the stipple sponges from makeup websites/shops? Like a big pack of 50/100 pieces for example for like £5. Also can you wash them and reuse them if it was just cream paint of something like that used? As you can see I'm cheap lol
iz iz yeah. Buy it in huge sheets from sheet foam suppliers.
Besides lighter fluid what else can be used that has the same effect as using lighter fluid?
Depending on the plastiline you use99% alcohol works with Chavant. Also try the orange solvents such as used in 'Goo Off' or 'Goo-Gone' label adhesive remover.
@@stuartbray thank you so much!! I use chavant Medium and have been looking for something beside lighter fluid.
Can work on supersculpey? or only plastiline type? :)
JoeWood I don't know about that. I've never used super sculpy
Hello
If you apply alcohol to oil based clay as you have done in your tutorial, when the sculpture is finished and it comes to making a mould (im making my mould out of Easyflo 120) can the alcohol applied create problems?
Tim Ryan I've had no problem. The alcohol evaporates entirely so it shouldn't leave any residue or affect anything.
Thanks Stuart - so to clarify - Ronson's lighter fluid would be fine for smoothing out fine details on Monster Clay?
I've tried mineral spirits for sculpting pores on the same type of clay but it left it muddy for a long period of time and I couldn't sculpt on it anymore because it would turn into a sticky mess. Other than using the passing of time for it to return to it's original firm state, does this alcohol accelerate that process or is there something else that can do it better? Thanks for the upload!
F/X Art Desk I woukd just use alcohol if anything but to be honest I rarely use solvents at all for smoothing. just all brushes and sponges
Great video and tips. RUclips's recommendations after this video were not so great though. Unless you are really into sculpting acne.
What type of clay do you use ?
plastiline. this is grey grade 50 by J. Jerbin
Thank you 😊
in mask making running time 632 is a real NO NO !!!!!!!!!!!
something you never do to many risks and your breathing
What is running time 632?