HOW TO SCULPT AN EYE!!

Hi Guys thanks for tuning in for the third part of this Portrait sculpting mini-series.
In todays episode we are covering my most asked about topic, I will be showing you how to sculpt an eye!
Be sure to check out the rest of the series to learn how we got to this stage.
As always I hope you enjoy the video and most importantly that you learn something!

[@semperfidelis61]

I appreciate you taking the time to create and post these videos. These are helpful and inspirational. Thanks again.

[@stevewinterburnsculptor]

Thanks for watching, I’m glad they are useful!🙏🏼

[@cakeangeluk3104]

Thanks for sharing. Great explanation and that will help 😘👏

[@AbelOses-pl4bu]

I love a lot your work, thanks for been shareing your art

[@stevewinterburnsculptor]

Cheers, no worries thanks for watching!

[@enaldorocha3569]

Great explanation! Thanks!👏👏

[@TheBestHistoryReview]

🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤ thank you ❤❤❤ going to make my coffee and watch again. I am waiting for my wax to come in but I have been using the crayola air dry clay for now. Thank you ❤ This helps. I love making the eyes and nose. That and the cheek bones. Practicing on getting out of the habit of overthinking .... Off to make coffee and get started. It's early morning here and the perfect time to grab my clay. Thank you for teaching me....for others watching, Grab some clay or wax and get started. Don't be chicken.

[@stevewinterburnsculptor]

Thanks for watching, excited to hear how you get on with the wax when it comes!💙

[@TheBestHistoryReview]

@@stevewinterburnsculptor thank you ♥ excited too.

[@TheBestHistoryReview]

For those watching, go back and watch the first and second videos of series if you haven't yet. Great lessons to watch and will help you greatly ❤

[@stevewinterburnsculptor]

Thanks for this comment, I’m glad the videos are helping!💙

[@TheBestHistoryReview]

@@stevewinterburnsculptor thank you ♥

[@thechurchofdave]

I love your videos. You are good at teaching. Your camera work is pretty good. You definitely need to solve the sound problem though. You need to get a Sure SM7B which is pretty much the industry standard right now. When I was making content here my step up to that mic made my stuff far easier to listen to. I also used to be a union film and TV sound guy here in Hollywood. So I asure you that I have a rather educated opinin on this topic.
To you that Mic you will likely require other equipment to get that into a computer or a camera or cell phone. So be sure to look up what you need to do that. For instance, in order to get it into a computer, you will need a box that accepts that mic cord and then puts out a USB to plug into your computer with. Cell phones and cameras yer going to have to look into.
Your video quality is going to greatly improve when you don't sound like you across a room with echos and sound reflectins going on. Then just get an idea how the pattern is shaped for that mic. Meaning you just envisin a flame coming out of the mic. And that to sound good, you need to be ''IN'' that flame with your voice. So you just aim it at your voice and yer good. A few tests will tell you how to do it best.
Love your sculpting stuff. Lots of great information. It would be better if it was more clearly heard though. An that mic will do that. Not cheap but mine has lasted over 10 years without a single problem. So I have a few of them now.
Anyway, thanks for your work.

[@markdmaker3173]

Awesome, thanks

[@stevewinterburnsculptor]

Thanks for watching!

[@guaraguaoarcherycustombows3843]

Thanks master

[@stevewinterburnsculptor]

🙏🏼

[@tanyailes2272]

Hi! Is there a way to contact you privately for a project? Tanya

[@allaboutnature8157]

Where is you shop, can i get adress

[@stevewinterburnsculptor]

All online I don’t have a physical shop