How To Sculpt Stitches, Sutures, & Stitched Flesh - How To Sculpt Miniatures - Episode 5
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- We review how to use greenstuff to quickly and easily sculpt stitches, sutures, or stitched together flesh.
I've used this technique a lot on my Haemonculus Coven army, but it can also be used for sculpting roughly stitched leather, say on Ogre Kingdoms, Oruks, or Skaven, or to create some freakish chaos constructs.
In the video I use a custom tool built from a coffee stir stick, but this is basically a very skinny straw. You can replicate it with any very narrow tube that you can crush into an oval shape.
Happy sculpting, and let me know if you have any questions :D
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by far the best showcase of how to do this on the web.
Thank you so much!
This is literally, the perfect video for me. I just started Drukhari, and sculpting, and ran into this on accident. These sculpting videos are helping me so much!!! I just wanted to really thank you.
YES! I AM SO HAPPY to hear that! I'm so glad you found me!
These videos are amazing! Please do more of them. You really have some awesome and helpful tips which are great for people like me who aren't that great at sculpting.
I hope you'll get back to youtube. Cheers!
AWWW! Thanks, sir. That really means a lot. And your definitely right that I need to make more videos, particularly as this channel has just passed 1000 subscribers!
Not sure if im missing the next video or if it is still in progress... keep up the stellar work!! Very inspirational.
Thank you so much! I tend to go on hiatuses with these, but I've been very inspired by all the people signing up as subscribers lately, so it's about time I get off my ass and get the next video out! Thank you for commenting. Comments like yours are very encouraging and they make the significant work that goes into these more worth it ♥
I'm going to be trying to make my own custom great unclean one and this type of detail I didn't even concider but will really help pull it together. Rather fitting for stitches.
Well it's pretty easy to do, and useful for covering large areas.
Phenomenal sculpting videos - damn shame they aren't getting many views as I think the format is perfect. I really hope to see more!!
ershov666 Thank you for saying so! They are such a lot of work that it feels not too rewarding when they're not getting views. However, my goal is to educate more people, so at least I can take solace in the fact that you found em helpful 😊 Please spread the word to anyone who might find them useful!
Such a simple and effective technique that I've been having a lot of fun trying out. Thanks for sharing!
Yes! So glad to hear you're putting it to work. It really is those two things: simple. Effective.
This is such a well done tutorial; more like this please!
Groovy! Glad it worked for you!
a tip is, if you dont have access to the coffee stirer, you can cut a cotton bud instead
Or any small straw, really. That's all it is: two very small, flattened straws attached together
Great video man! I really think you should continue with the macro and micro sculpt like that, it really is a lot more helpful when we can see the "real" sculpt. Perhaps you could sometimes make the micro sculpt directly on a miniature.
I will definitely do more micro sculpting on miniatures, but it's pretty tough to keep them in focus with my filming setup. Funny enough, some people have said the macro sculpting turned them off at first because they didn't watch any further :P
AWESOME!
Glad you think so!
Thank you for a inspiring video! Looking forward to seeing your channel growing, cuz im sure it will! :D (Especially now that the Drukarhi codex is out)
Keep up the great work!
Thanks man! Do you have any suggestions for where I should go next with future how to sculpt videos? What do you want to learn how to do?
Thank you so much for this very effective technique !! O_o'
You're most welcome! I'm glad it is working for you!
I have always loved your sculpting videos but I've been curious what brand or type of green stuff do you use? Yours is very different from any other type that I've seen on the Market when it comes to consistency and color. What are you using for the sculptures?
Howdy Lawrence! I'm not sure it's the Greenstuff itself so much as the fact that I mix it with Aves Apoxie Sculpt to make it softer. Maybe that's what you mean?