señor, mis respetos .. vi los dos videos . y la verdad me dejo con la boca abierta, usted es un excelente artista ojala siga subiendo mas videos para aprender mucho mas de usted .. un saludo desde Colombia, sueño con algun dia hacer en arcilla un grupo de mariachis .. :)
Thank you for both videos. Excellent work! It helped me a lot understand skull anatomy and I loved the way you created the basis (with the pipes) I always have static problems when I try to do something and never figured how to have my piece easily turning around without my special metal base/table Thanks a lot! you are great!!
Thanks for this informative video, tomorrow I have a sculpting plate to do of a skull and I couldn't figure out how to make it before I watched your videos. I've learned a lot on how to slowly build up the details thank you!
This is freaking amazing. I love watching videos on how to do things with clay. I know I'm new to clay and I want to learn how to make awesome things like you can.
Thank you for the lesson! It's a fantastic treat to see such well sculpted skull, on a well-shot, well-lit video. Maybe I'm asking for a lot, but would you consider showing a similar skull or the same, if it still exists), with the final details, such as texture and natural crevices? I've never seen it done realistically on video, most people stop at the smooth skull, or go with improvised, exaggerated textures. Thanks again.
@KamilahCydni96 I use Elmers wood Glue because it drys fast and eventhough the clay is oily it sticks to it very nicely. Another reason is that it drys clear with a slight tent. I can later apply paint if I so desire. I can also clean the mess with water. PVA might work too. I have never used it so I don't know how it would look after application. I would suggest applying som PVA to a piece of left over or scrap clay and see the result before using it on a sculpture you have labored a long time.
Thank you for your comments! Yes, I used a halogen lamp to heat the oil based clay (Roma Plastilina #2) which is a medium hardness to be a little bit softer to work with. It will quickly return to its normal hardness at room temperature.
@KamilahCydni96 This sculpture was made with oil based clay and it will not go in the kiln because it will melt away. The glue was added at the end of sculpting.
Fantastic! I've tried (without nearly as much success) to sculpt a skull as well - though I'm using the kind of clay that gets fired. I make a ball out of newspaper and tape, and sculpt around that - what kind of clay is this stuff? I saw that you mentioned it's an oil based clay, but will it air dry and become permanent? Great stuff. Thanks for posting.
Thank you for the video... I'll be attempting a skull out of modelling chocolate for my son's birthday cake. I'm a cake decorator, and this will be my second sculpt, so I hope it's 1/4 as good as yours lol
First Congratulations on the job. I have a question, I saw in the first video that the material to be heated, is it so? , Is the hot material is easier to work?, Did not harden?. Thanks
Such great work! Would it be possible to cut off the top half and hollow it out to make a kind of container? I'd really love to do that for my ceramics project!
Amazing thank you for showing some of the small details and techniques that I would have missed, because atm I am doing a skeleton project for an art competition that my school is hosting and I am making a skeleton holding his hands together, like he is holding water, with a glowing apple in the middle with stars and what looks like a galaxy inside of it (made of liquid that ill be spinning because of a small motor and led). While the skeleton is crying (the same galaxy liquid) with its mouth ajar.
Have you got a DeviantArt? :) You are so amazing! :) my sculpure aren't 1% of your :) (sorry for errors with someone words but I'm not perfect in English)
Here is a link to Amazon for clay sculpting tool set. It has many of the tools I used. www.amazon.com/Pottery-Sculpting-Beginners-Professional-Augernis/dp/B07HNB6SWY/ref=sr_1_22?ie=UTF8&qid=1548291591&sr=8-22&keywords=Clay+sculpting+tool+set
señor, mis respetos .. vi los dos videos . y la verdad me dejo con la boca abierta, usted es un excelente artista ojala siga subiendo mas videos para aprender mucho mas de usted .. un saludo desde Colombia, sueño con algun dia hacer en arcilla un grupo de mariachis .. :)
Most amazing clay craftsmanship I have ever seen!
Thank you for both videos. Excellent work!
It helped me a lot understand skull anatomy and I loved the way you created the basis (with the pipes) I always have static problems when I try to do something and never figured how to have my piece easily turning around without my special metal base/table
Thanks a lot! you are great!!
Thank you for your kind comments! I will upload more sculpting videos. You should really start sculpting right now! Don't wait! :)
Thank you for your comments! All it takes is getting started, don't contemplate, just do it.
Thanks for this informative video, tomorrow I have a sculpting plate to do of a skull and I couldn't figure out how to make it before I watched your videos. I've learned a lot on how to slowly build up the details thank you!
Thank you for your comments! I’m glad this video was helpful. Good luck on your project!
This is freaking amazing. I love watching videos on how to do things with clay. I know I'm new to clay and I want to learn how to make awesome things like you can.
Excellent post. I built my first sculpey skull off this.You've sped through the teeth bit so I've had to guess quite a bit there.
You, sir, are a true artist!
Thank you for the lesson! It's a fantastic treat to see such well sculpted skull, on a well-shot, well-lit video. Maybe I'm asking for a lot, but would you consider showing a similar skull or the same, if it still exists), with the final details, such as texture and natural crevices? I've never seen it done realistically on video, most people stop at the smooth skull, or go with improvised, exaggerated textures. Thanks again.
Thank you for your comments! No, I'm not on DeviantArt. I like the animations you have done with your models. Cheers! :)
Wow, really excellent work!
@KamilahCydni96 I use Elmers wood Glue because it drys fast and eventhough the clay is oily it sticks to it very nicely. Another reason is that it drys clear with a slight tent. I can later apply paint if I so desire. I can also clean the mess with water. PVA might work too. I have never used it so I don't know how it would look after application. I would suggest applying som PVA to a piece of left over or scrap clay and see the result before using it on a sculpture you have labored a long time.
Thank you very much for your comments and kind praises!
@KamilahCydni96 Thank you for your comment! Hope to see your art work. :)
Thank you for your comments! You are very kind. :)
this is awesome. amazing job. Thank's for sharing
Thank you for your comments! Yes, I used a halogen lamp to heat the oil based clay (Roma Plastilina #2) which is a medium hardness to be a little bit softer to work with. It will quickly return to its normal hardness at room temperature.
Thank you for your kind comments! These are the most encouraging comments I have read. Cheers! :)
Thank you. You are very kind! :)
Thank you! No this was not for a mould, all I did at the end was to brush on Elmer's Glue
Thanks! I think I used J-Mac Clay for this one. Yes, it is an oil based clay that won't dry up at all. It always stays soft.
Thanks for your comments! I had to seed up the videos to make them short. :)
@KamilahCydni96 This sculpture was made with oil based clay and it will not go in the kiln because it will melt away. The glue was added at the end of sculpting.
You are welcome. This was sculpted using an oil based clay that is not fired and stays soft.
i like it. just a tip though. make the brow a tad bit bigger
nice work , how did you finish it? was this for a mould ?
@DrummerElliott Thank you very much! Maybe you could spread the word. :)
Fantastic! I've tried (without nearly as much success) to sculpt a skull as well - though I'm using the kind of clay that gets fired. I make a ball out of newspaper and tape, and sculpt around that - what kind of clay is this stuff? I saw that you mentioned it's an oil based clay, but will it air dry and become permanent?
Great stuff. Thanks for posting.
@3DworlD2 ah okay. Thanks! Btw did you put it in a kiln before you put the glue? or you just put the glue straight after you finished?
The more you do the better it gets! :)
@Nicholas Valentine thanks for your commens! I did make the brow a bit larger in part 3.
@01amitroberts Thank you very much! :)
@clayguy1 Thank you!
Love it. Wish I had this talent. And I also wish you had many more views because this is great =)
@3DworlD2 I shall:) What glue can I use at the end? Would PVA work?
This is very cool!
Thank you for the video... I'll be attempting a skull out of modelling chocolate for my son's birthday cake. I'm a cake decorator, and this will be my second sculpt, so I hope it's 1/4 as good as yours lol
Thank you for your comments. I'm sure yours is going to be fine. Post your result on your channel. Cheers! :)
First Congratulations on the job. I have a question, I saw in the first video that the material to be heated, is it so? , Is the hot material is easier to work?, Did not harden?. Thanks
Thank you! :)
Such great work! Would it be possible to cut off the top half and hollow it out to make a kind of container? I'd really love to do that for my ceramics project!
This is so amazing! I'll be using this for my art GCSE:D
if you can tell me on how many degrees in the oven you put clay in the beginning and why thanks in advance
@HumbleVoyager He is not scary! He is grinning from ear to ear. Correction, from "Zygomatic arch to Zygomatic arch" :-) Thank you.
Amazing thank you for showing some of the small details and techniques that I would have missed, because atm I am doing a skeleton project for an art competition that my school is hosting and I am making a skeleton holding his hands together, like he is holding water, with a glowing apple in the middle with stars and what looks like a galaxy inside of it (made of liquid that ill be spinning because of a small motor and led). While the skeleton is crying (the same galaxy liquid) with its mouth ajar.
Thank you for your comments! Sounds like your project is going to be very interesting. You should upload the result when you are done with it.
When I finish it (after getting the clay ) ill take a pic of it and send a link too it.
+Light Show cool!
Have you got a DeviantArt? :) You are so amazing! :) my sculpure aren't 1% of your :) (sorry for errors with someone words but I'm not perfect in English)
Thanks, you have made my day! :)
Thanks! :)
Wow your amazing
It's very good...
@3DworlD2 Oh okay. I have no idea what clay I'm using I think I'll just let it air dry.
Awesome!!!
Thank you! :)
No me quedo idéntica, pero hice el esfuerzo. Gracias
awersome to watch :)
Thank you!
Greetings with what kind of clay are you working on?
@3DworlD2 I started it today. Looks alright so far:')
lol... Thanks! :)
What tools did you use to sculpt it ?
Here is a link to Amazon for clay sculpting tool set. It has many of the tools I used. www.amazon.com/Pottery-Sculpting-Beginners-Professional-Augernis/dp/B07HNB6SWY/ref=sr_1_22?ie=UTF8&qid=1548291591&sr=8-22&keywords=Clay+sculpting+tool+set
very good!
Thanks! :)
can you use air dry clay
Yes, one can use an air dry clay or clay that is fired in the Kiln, but I prefer Oil based clay.
maravilhoso♥♥♥obrigada
Thank you!
♡♡♡♡amo a anatomia humana
How long pass for this work?
+milouse moa I think it was 2-3 weeks working on and off.
ok amazing work ! wow
+milouse moa Thank you! :)
what material is that clay-like stuff？
+Hongkong 陈 This is an oil based clay called J-Mac and you can purchase it from Amazon.
COOL
Ok...he is scary! Good, but scary.
@KamilahCydni96 Great! Maybe you can upload your progress! :)
3DworlD2 você é 10 + 10 +10
i love 3DworldD2 about this video
Brony Love /)
Thank you! You are very kind. :)