I need to learn how to do this myself. What's the cheapest way to gitgud before I get to your level? Better question, how did you start doing stuff like this?
If you are new to sculpting, I would recommend starting with a character that has a simple design. Choose a subject that has a very simple shape, the first figurine I made in polymer clay was a Korok (from the legend of zelda). I usually print a reference sheet with pictures of the character from different angles, and try to match the shape the clay as closely as I can to the pictures. It mostly just takes a lot of time and a lot of patience!
@@Wickellethanks for the reply. Appreciate it. Could you recommend any products for a newcomer that'll probably make too many mistakes? Cheapest thing from amazon would do or is a decent polymer clay needed?
The clay brand I'm using is Sculpey, it is more on the expensive side, but it works really well! I like the Super Sculpey Original that comes in a 1Lb pack. I can make a few figurines with it before I run out. I have seen other people use brands like Fimo and Cernit, but I have never tried them tho. Maybe try looking up videos comparing polymer clay brands, it could help choose what option would work best for you. The great thing with polymer clay is that it won't harden until you bake it, so if you are not satisfied with your sculpture you can just take the clay off and start over. Also, if it fits with your budget, I would suggest getting a set of various sculpting tool, the ones with the silicones tips work great with polymer clay. I don't have a particular amazon product to recommend, because I got mine from my local art store. Make sure to get either plastic or metal one, I find that when I tried using my wooden tools, the clay sorta sticks to the wood and it's hard to clean the clay residue afterwards. Hope this helps! :)
SAY IT WITH ME YA'LL, U N D E R A T E D! U N D E R A T E D! U N D E R A T E D! As someone is loves Pokémon your art blows me away. 🧡✨❇ Also, its def Charmander he's da best-
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Which starter are you gonna choose? I can't decide!
Got to go with my boy Oshawatt
I would go for cyndaquill (don't evolve it twice if you like it cute)
I love it, good job!
I love your figures🥰
Ho c'est intelligent la technique du fil sur la boule ! Merci Merci
Cool video
My pick would be the Hisuian Avalugg.
Hisuian Avalugg does looks cool! :D
More pokemon , its beautifull
Thank you! I'll definitely make more pokemon in the future! :)
@@Wickelle please 🙏
What colours did you use for the wooden part on voltorb?
I used beige as the base colour and for the wood texture lines I mixed that same beige with a bit brown to make it darker.
@@Wickelle thanks
What clay do you use?
@Aidan I used super sculpey original
I need to learn how to do this myself. What's the cheapest way to gitgud before I get to your level? Better question, how did you start doing stuff like this?
If you are new to sculpting, I would recommend starting with a character that has a simple design. Choose a subject that has a very simple shape, the first figurine I made in polymer clay was a Korok (from the legend of zelda). I usually print a reference sheet with pictures of the character from different angles, and try to match the shape the clay as closely as I can to the pictures. It mostly just takes a lot of time and a lot of patience!
@@Wickellethanks for the reply. Appreciate it. Could you recommend any products for a newcomer that'll probably make too many mistakes? Cheapest thing from amazon would do or is a decent polymer clay needed?
The clay brand I'm using is Sculpey, it is more on the expensive side, but it works really well! I like the Super Sculpey Original that comes in a 1Lb pack. I can make a few figurines with it before I run out.
I have seen other people use brands like Fimo and Cernit, but I have never tried them tho. Maybe try looking up videos comparing polymer clay brands, it could help choose what option would work best for you. The great thing with polymer clay is that it won't harden until you bake it, so if you are not satisfied with your sculpture you can just take the clay off and start over.
Also, if it fits with your budget, I would suggest getting a set of various sculpting tool, the ones with the silicones tips work great with polymer clay. I don't have a particular amazon product to recommend, because I got mine from my local art store. Make sure to get either plastic or metal one, I find that when I tried using my wooden tools, the clay sorta sticks to the wood and it's hard to clean the clay residue afterwards.
Hope this helps! :)
@@Wickelle tyty. Looking forward to the next video.
SAY IT WITH ME YA'LL, U N D E R A T E D! U N D E R A T E D! U N D E R A T E D!
As someone is loves Pokémon your art blows me away. 🧡✨❇
Also, its def Charmander he's da best-
Do you watch attack on titan? If so you should make something from it
You watch north of the border don’t you
@Aidan I do! I love his videos! :)