The armature for sculpting the head in a water-based clay. Demo
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- "The armature for sculpting the head in a water-based clay." You will see how I start sculpting a head over simple armature . This process is design to create sculpture that will be fired in the kiln.
That gives me a little more confidence, nice to know I can add clay in this way, thank you :)
Watch my other video "Hollowing sculpture. Preparing for firing"
Thereason for the papers is so that it help shape it quicker uses less clay the kiln burns the paper so it hollow and it makes it lighter
By the way I'm 13 and I know
Joanna. You do very beautiful work. Thanks for the informative videos. I know you indicated that you use a low fire water-based clay. Do you have specifics on containing grog. With, without, percentages, etc.? Thanks.
This video would have been so much better if there was audio.
It is refreshing to watch your proportions of the head.
Daniel Altshuler, Sculptor
I seriously think you're amazing! I was wondering if you can advise me one how to create subtle wrinkle, and/or what tools to use for wrinkles. Please keep creating these videos! :)
Love your videos, but I wish there was audio perhaps with useful insight from you.
This is amazing!! What's the brand name of the clay you use?
hermoso trabajo, te amo.
where do you buy your clay from or what brand ?
can i use this for an air dry clay sculpture?
You can fire a sculpture like that in the kiln, it just has to be brought to temperature very slowly. I'm talking 18 hours or so.
how much clay weight wise do you recommend for a sculpture like
this one
IT IS GOOD IDIA
I'm loving this clay but all my best efforts crack - my angels get leprosy and lose their limbs! I've tried drying them slowly in a cold conservatory and on a warmer window ledge - coating in PVA glue and varnishing. I'm using Scolaclay. Any ideas please.
once its cracked, you can fill the cracks with more clay. ive heard it doesnt crack there anymore
None of my sculptures ever blown in the kiln. Watch my video " Hollowing sculpture. Preparing for firing"
Nice hands
Same, this looks prone to blowing to a million pieces.
I dont understand... your just slapping the clay on without worrying about bubbles in your project... arn't you afraid of it explaoding in the kiln?
Haha..pauses video, raises volume, plugs in head phones, raises volume..Then reads comments lmaoo..okay hahaha
Watch my other video "Hollowing sculpture. Preparing for firing"