Please come back and put out some more of your incredible tutorials! For real some of the best I’ve seen out of hundreds. Thanks for sharing your tips 🤘🏼
Thanks for that. Now i know what will take hours to make my wolf look at least something close to a wolf... This weekend no one see me outdoors for sure...
Hey Stickyd ;) this is great! Im a digital artist and i cant stress enough how important i think watching you sculpt helped me visualise my 3d cad work! Keep it up!
Definately subbed to this channel! I'ved loved both the scales and fur tutorials! The camera shaking made it a little hard to see what you were doing but even with that I learned so much! I hope to apply this technique when I start making dragons and aquatic creatures.
Definitely gonna do something similar to what you did with the pink clay on my D&D Eldritch Knight character mini for the wolf fur drape around his neck/shoulders 😊👍
@@pluggothesluggo5509 ......The Eldritch Knight is a Fighter subclass not a Warlock, it essentially let's you play as a Spellsword, you are a Fighter that can cast Wizard spells from the Evocation and Abjuration schools but only up to 4th level spells, in total you know 3 cantrips and 13 spells with 4 1st level spell slots, 3 2nd level spell slots, 3 3rd level spell slots, and 1 4th level spell slot
@@Stickydice That's a thick piece. A chunk like that looks like it is like half a block of Premo ( unless you have tiny hands) that's like 2$ worth of clay when I live. Then again I guess im just kinda poor
Great video . I noticed the green method has emphasis on larger flocks of hair. Have you ever tried combining that with the blue method? Also do you think that making a fur mold is useful to save time for example grind out the blue method on a semi large sheet then make a mold out of it and pour clay in and stick it to bald animals and blend ?
Thanks for this video! This was very clear and easy to see the techniques you are employing here. I am working on a project of adding some details to a dragon statue I picked up and really wanted to give him some nice looking fur. This is gonna be so helpful. I'm subscribing! Since this vid was helpful, I'm sure your other ones will be too if I find myself stuck on anything else. =)
Dear guy from sticky dice, I miss you very much. I've recently discovered your videos and your help has been astronomical for me and I bet it was, is, and will be for many others. You're amazingly talented and generous for sharing your knowledge with us. I hope you're okay after these years without posting.
Feel like you could have gotten the same result with the pink in much less time and effort if you had just grabbed a multi needle tool after making the steps.
Watched this on my tv and the green looks neon and can’t see at all what you’re doing with the clay. Maybe use slightly more muted colors for demos in the future, so that it will work on a larger variety of screens.
Because if you watch how he's placing them they wouldn't layer the way he shows in the final product. That's why he skipped to the end of it without showing the details
That shaking camera REALLY upset my motion sickness, I have to fast-forward a lot through the video :( which is a shame because the techniques themselves were really helpful.
Honest Figure reviews Thank you so much for the feedback! I’m very new to all this and I’m never sure what to do, I’ll make sure to do abit more talking in the next tutorial. All the best
I see when a guy puts on a video and in the beginning of the video he says he's going to show you how to do this and implies that he's going to speak the technique she's using step-by-step this is not him showing you how to do this this is just a video of him doing it. Videos like these are worth nothing. Because they just show you him doing it could you imagine if a person told you I'm going to show you how to drive a bicycle in this video and all it does is show home driving the bicycle but not telling you where is the throttle how to drop down the gear that's the same thing as this junk
The thing you seem to be missing is he said “show you” not “tell you”. The video makes sense to me, doesn’t need any explanation. it’s not exactly brain surgery haha
There is no talking or voiceover for this video. My legally blind and need spoken. That’s why this video got a thumbs down. Please make your videos accessible for people with visual and hearing impairments. We watch RUclips videos as well.
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Why am i just finding this now.this is more helpful to me than 90% of youtube. Please make this a series :)
This is very useful! Just one suggestion- I'd tone down the music and add your commentary. I'd love to hear what you're thinking as you sculpt it!
6/10
got too lit listening to the music, forgot to pay attention to the helpful video content
You are highly underrated. Thank you for making this!
Nixxious thank you so much, that means a lot to me :)
Thank you, Stickydice, for showing how to sculpt hair / fur.
Please come back and put out some more of your incredible tutorials! For real some of the best I’ve seen out of hundreds. Thanks for sharing your tips 🤘🏼
Masterpiece ❤
This helped majorly when sculpting a gnarly creature character for a final sculpting exam
Dude, this is so helpful
This was actually really helpful, the purple example is going to help me with my bumblebees
Taizzer that’s awesome @stickydice on instagram so I can see
Very creative, techniques and the tools that you used, for the sculpting.
Thanks for this video! I got stuck with my sculpture and now I'm able to finished it!
Absolutely cracking video! I've learnt so much. Thank you so very much. Long may you continue to share your experience xxx
Ironically, this helped me tremendously in 3D sculpting. Thanks!
Thanks for that. Now i know what will take hours to make my wolf look at least something close to a wolf... This weekend no one see me outdoors for sure...
(With the sound off), that was great! Have used some of your techniques and they are brill. Cheers dude.
Thanks very helpful!!!! 💙
Maybe a really thin layer of milk powder? If you put it on the cake like it's powder concealer?
Great tutorial. I'm definitely going to try these in my sculptures.
Thanks, this was super helpful for a new idea of a sculpture I’m gonna be doing
Great stuff man
Now I know what to do with all the dental tools I bought! Thanks for your time and techniques!
New Subscriber. Awesome!!!
Hey Stickyd ;) this is great! Im a digital artist and i cant stress enough how important i think watching you sculpt helped me visualise my 3d cad work! Keep it up!
Great video! Best tutorial ever! Nix this music lol
I personally use the 3rd option (blue).
Great video!
Definately subbed to this channel! I'ved loved both the scales and fur tutorials! The camera shaking made it a little hard to see what you were doing but even with that I learned so much! I hope to apply this technique when I start making dragons and aquatic creatures.
Very helpful and beautiful results! Love your music too btw :D
Thank you for a great tutorial! ❤️
Definitely gonna do something similar to what you did with the pink clay on my D&D Eldritch Knight character mini for the wolf fur drape around his neck/shoulders 😊👍
ELDRITCH SPLASH
@@pluggothesluggo5509 ......The Eldritch Knight is a Fighter subclass not a Warlock, it essentially let's you play as a Spellsword, you are a Fighter that can cast Wizard spells from the Evocation and Abjuration schools but only up to 4th level spells, in total you know 3 cantrips and 13 spells with 4 1st level spell slots, 3 2nd level spell slots, 3 3rd level spell slots, and 1 4th level spell slot
@@ancientreddragon5617 ok man
The amount of clay you use for these demo pieces gives me anxiety. That said they look amazing.
Haha too much clay or too little?
@@Stickydice That's a thick piece. A chunk like that looks like it is like half a block of Premo ( unless you have tiny hands) that's like 2$ worth of clay when I live. Then again I guess im just kinda poor
@@tommyboyio1363 you don't have to get just small blocks of premo. I have huge white blocks of sculpey that last me a very long time
Great tutorial!! Thank you! :)
I'm going to sculpt some fur for the first time in my next project and this was really helpfull. Thanks! :D
So helpful thank think I'll be using method 1 a lot
This is exactly what I was looking for. Subscribed to your channel, look forward to seeing more videos!
Thank you needed this, it helped a lot
These videos are so good, hope u make more soon :)
Too good, thank you
Great video . I noticed the green method has emphasis on larger flocks of hair. Have you ever tried combining that with the blue method? Also do you think that making a fur mold is useful to save time for example grind out the blue method on a semi large sheet then make a mold out of it and pour clay in and stick it to bald animals and blend ?
Nice dude
That's great! Thank you, it's really useful, I would share the link in my inst!
Thank you so much!! That really means a lot! 😀
Thank you so much!!
Very helpful ! Thank you!
Can you make a mold of the fur and then put clay in it to make several fur pieces and then blend them together to save time ?
I really enjoyed that!
Chris Wickeham thank you!!!
Thanks for this video! This was very clear and easy to see the techniques you are employing here. I am working on a project of adding some details to a dragon statue I picked up and really wanted to give him some nice looking fur. This is gonna be so helpful. I'm subscribing! Since this vid was helpful, I'm sure your other ones will be too if I find myself stuck on anything else. =)
I think if you talked while doing it people would be able to learn more
Dear guy from sticky dice,
I miss you very much. I've recently discovered your videos and your help has been astronomical for me and I bet it was, is, and will be for many others. You're amazingly talented and generous for sharing your knowledge with us. I hope you're okay after these years without posting.
OK BRO
Couldn’t find the “next video where I do a whole bunch of fur”…. Did you ever make it?
No I had a house fire and lost all my clay. I’ve took a long break from RUclips but I’ll be back soon enough
@@Stickydice Oh, damn. Sorry to hear that. Hope things have improved now.
how would you recommend doing poodle fur?
Bro, What brand clay are you wearing?
im using fimo soft when i try this i get bits flake off and lines are scruffy ? should i use a harder clay or am i doing something wrong?
will this transfer to say on miliput/greenstuff?
Yes definitely! I use milliput and greenstuff a lot for miniature work, obviously use a little water so that there isn’t much drag with your tools
@@Stickydice Thanks!! best looking fur ive seen on yt
great content, just gotta work on the camera shake! subbed!
Feel like you could have gotten the same result with the pink in much less time and effort if you had just grabbed a multi needle tool after making the steps.
I’ve tried that before but it ends up looking more like messy cross hatching than fur 😅
I'm trying to make a custom Super Saiyan 4 Goku figure thank you 😎
Use milliput for the hair 👌👍
*awkward furry artist has joined the game qwq*
interesting but why the painful music?
johnB had to use royalty free music and I didn’t have many options
Interesting but why the troll comment?
Watched this on my tv and the green looks neon and can’t see at all what you’re doing with the clay. Maybe use slightly more muted colors for demos in the future, so that it will work on a larger variety of screens.
Most tv colors are pretty... uniform. I’m watching on an OLED screen. No issues. Check your tv, the video is fine. :)
The blue one is a lie
Why?
Because if you watch how he's placing them they wouldn't layer the way he shows in the final product. That's why he skipped to the end of it without showing the details
That shaking camera REALLY upset my motion sickness, I have to fast-forward a lot through the video :( which is a shame because the techniques themselves were really helpful.
If you wanna teach us something .. talk through what you’re actually doing ...
no music and fast forwards .. talk to us
Honest Figure reviews
Thank you so much for the feedback!
I’m very new to all this and I’m never sure what to do, I’ll make sure to do abit more talking in the next tutorial. All the best
Stickydice thank you
I see when a guy puts on a video and in the beginning of the video he says he's going to show you how to do this and implies that he's going to speak the technique she's using step-by-step this is not him showing you how to do this this is just a video of him doing it. Videos like these are worth nothing. Because they just show you him doing it could you imagine if a person told you I'm going to show you how to drive a bicycle in this video and all it does is show home driving the bicycle but not telling you where is the throttle how to drop down the gear that's the same thing as this junk
The thing you seem to be missing is he said “show you” not “tell you”. The video makes sense to me, doesn’t need any explanation. it’s not exactly brain surgery haha
There is no talking or voiceover for this video. My legally blind and need spoken. That’s why this video got a thumbs down. Please make your videos accessible for people with visual and hearing impairments. We watch RUclips videos as well.