Super Sculpey Modeling Clay - Creature Bust with Jake Corrick
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- A complete tutorial using Super Sculpey by talented sculptor Jake Corrick.
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• Jake Corrick's Instagram: / jakecorricksculpture
Super Sculpey is an easy to condition polymer requiring minimal hand kneading or rolling through a pasta machine to prepare for use. It features fine tooling and detailing characteristics, and does not “fill in“ after tooling. If you opt to paint your cured piece, we recommend acrylic paint or the application of water based glaze prior to painting with oils. Paint should be applied in thin washes rather than thick coats for the best paint to clay bond. After curing, Super Sculpey bakes to a ceramic-like hardness and can be sanded to a fine smoothness.
Used by movie animation studios and professionals worldwide for prototypes, maquettes, and all kinds of dolls. Has a long track record as a superb clay for sculpting. The finest detail is achievable and added clay can be smoothed in seamlessly.
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That rubbing alcohol method for smoothing is an amazing tip. My life just got like 30% easier.
28.7%
My life got 30% worse. Then I read somewere you're not supposed to drink the rubbing alcohol.
This guy loves what he's doing. You see that smile across his face? I love that! It feels good to learn from someone who's genuinely happy about what he's doing. I think it really makes a difference.
Reminds me of Jonnie the paper mache lady. The energy and love for what they do is remarkable.
I feel like I would watch anything that this guy is in. He's super likable. Awesome video too.
Really nice sculpture of Benedict Cumberbatch. :)
Holy shit hahahahahhaahaahhahahh. İts like celebs read mean tweets but way more hardcore.
lmfao
LMAO 😂😦
Katka Baranová the most English name ever!
what?
Best Sculpture Video on RUclips, I legit just watched 50 videos, this ones best. Well done man
One of the absolute best sculpting instructional videos I have seen. Well done.
The way you speak and carry yourself is very magnetic. Your talent is incredible. The whole package!
Massive thanks to +Jake Corrick for helping our viewers out on their sculpey questions!!
Jackson's Art Supplies i'm a beginer , so i just wana ask about what tools do i use do i use for beginers?
btw love the your creatures
Lisa Takahashi thank's for the infoo :)
goldrick wang Hi - the tools you will find at this link are all recommended for beginners www.jacksonsart.com/Art_Departments-A-Z_All_Departments-Sculpture-Sculpture_Tools-CWR_Modelling_Tools/c2129_2128_2178_31127_33872/index.html good luck!
+Jackson's Art Supplies thank's for the info , :)
+Mr. VonMeister sometimes +Jake Corrick stops by to answer questions like this, fingers crossed!! But I imagine that the foil underneath the sculpey makes it easy to lift it from the pipe as the foil would not stick to the pipe
Thank you for taking the time to show us your sculpting, I'm just starting out with sculpting and watching videos like this gives encouragement. Thanks again
What a great teacher he is, and a fine artist. I am just starting out producing downloadable art lessons myself and he has really helped me formulate my own style. Brilliant and fun to watch Jake
You are a really good teacher!❤. Great video😊
Awesome tutorial! The host's communication skills are fantastic.
Thank you :) yours is one of the only videos that actually shows what some of these tools do texture-wise rather than people showing what's in their tool box and saying what it does rather than showing. Also the foil is a great idea, was worried I was going to have to make my big project out of one large, thick piece of clay.
I have been using Sculpy ever since I was introduced to it briefly in a college art class. Over the last 16 years I have been slowly building my skills on my own. Never once did I ever think to pop online and take a peak at how other's do it. I learned some very valuable things from this as well as validated some of the techniques you shared that I learned on my own. Very cool. Thank you!
that was SUPER helpful. The alcohol and just your process in itself was helpful. I just finished my first sculpture and was wondering about baking. I got so much more from your video. Thanks.
This guy is super cool and really seems to enjoy what he's doing. i love people who are eager to teach others, world is full of jerks only wanting to hold each other down.
Holy smokes you're a serious master. Thank you for sharing you process in such a user friendly way. Your creative use cheap tools and straightforward instructions are appreciated.
Amazing advices!! Thanks a lot for sharing this video!!
One of the best videos for show all the tips tricks and tools ! THANKS !
I've been sculpting for years and I'm still learning new methods and techniques everyday. Thanks for posting this vid. Lots of what you've shared I've echoed in my own work but I've shied away from using those wire tools. I'm excited to give them a go after seeing how you've used them.
Thank you! very cool to hear.
Thank you so much for this video. I am doing research before I begin this craft
i learned just about everything i needed to know in this video alone. My first sculpt was a huge success
This is so amazing! What a great video Jake Corrick! Thank you.
I just want to say...... WOW!!!! Thank you so much for this tutorial!
Great video. You are the first person to answer all my questions in one video. Thanks!!!
Just want to say a great thanks for all the small tips and tricks, always afraid to leave model unfinished and can work on it over and over )
Wonderful lesson. You have such a pleasant and open way about you. Definitely going to have a go at this. Thanks for uploading
So Beautiful! And VERY interesting! Thank you, mr. Corrick! Thank you.
wow, it's a great guide for a begginers. Much thanks!
Great style, very nice guy who likes to share his love for the subject
Hello! You are very polite, this is the first video of yours I have stumbled upon. subscribed, thank you for explaining things in such detail. I appreciate it when someone helps me learn things
Great tutorial ,i have been doing sculying for a year now using this great product and also using the hard eyes ,from being a drawer to using the SS has change my life ai so many ways ....Love this product and picked up a lot of pointers on how to use those looped scrapers ......Appreciate your assistance and knowledge .
Your sculpting skills are amazing! However you are also a really good teacher! Thank you for this! I want to try my hand at a monster! :D
I came across your video today and want to thank you for giving such a detailed instruction on sculpting technique. Thanks! Subscribed!
One of the best videos on here! Excellent job explaining the process. I just picked up some sculpey and am gonna be giving this a go. Thanks for the info!! Great video👍
Thank you for sharing, it ws really enjoyable to watch you create your artwork.
Jake, you rock! I really want one of your monsters on my shelf now. Awesome energy!
Hi Jake. Thank you for sharing your amazing work and explaining your process so well. I really enjoyed watching this video and I gained a lot from it, especially how you build durable custom rake tools and also reinforcing how the detailing work should be a continuation of the underlying form already established in the beginning. I'm looking forward to applying your techniques to my future creations.
The way you came up with the rake tool was genius, good job man 👏
looks easy but this guy is fantastic, the good ones make it look easy. i sketch first.
I remember you from Jim Henson's Creature Shop Challenge, you are a phenomenal artist!
You're such a great and kind teacher!! Amaz
ing work bro!
I learned so much in this video, awesome work I am now following! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻🤘🏻
Excellent video, Jake posted really nice stuff all the time on the Shiflett brothers sculpting forum. well done mate.
Man you can sculpt. Very nice detailed piece, thank you for the upload.
Just adding this since it has come up a few times:
The base is removable after baking. I use the same setup that I have had for years for nearly all of the busts I do in this scale. Once everything is baked, and if you were careful to not put too much sculpey at the bottom between where the sculpture meets the pipe, you can slowly spin and lift your piece off, and the excess armature wire can be snipped at the bottom. Good luck everyone, thanks so much for watching this. hope it is helping. I plan to do another video covering painting techniques, and maybe one for a full body figure if people are interested!
WOW, I really enjoy your video. You are so much talented. Thank you.
The great tutorial is very helpful 💪
thx, exactly what i was looking for to start with sculpey!
all the tips, like rubbing alcohol and the use of tools
You Sir, are an amazing teacher! ! !
Great skills too! ! !
Really enjoyed watching this, chilled out and it looks therapeutic. I'll definitely give this a go.
I‘m learning to sculpt characters. You‘re really motivating me. That video is what I was looking for.
12 minutes is enough to subscribe! The best summary I have seen of the sculpture process. One question, how do you remove the sculpture from the base?
Super cool!Looks kinda like Groot,but better!
I just love this tutorial, it is great! I'm not very good at English, but I can understand much of what you said. I think I'm ready to start my adventer with sculpting. Thanks a lot. :)
Jake, you are adorable and a great sculptor. Thank you so much. This video inspired and helped me a lot. Cheers!
Super nicely explained!
Jake you explained it perfectly thank you so much
very nicely done Jacke
Amazing work!
that was an excellent tutorial! i will start my very own project next week. thanks a lot jake!
Thank you...that was a great tutorial!
Amazing work.
Thank you for this great tutorial, just bought some Sculpey and I intended to make a t rex head!
Very nice tutorial Jake!
Nice video, learned a lot, masterful work Jake!
Hey! This guy was awesome in Jim Henson's Creature Shop Challenge
Thank you for this! Great getting tips from you and seeing how you do it :D
Amazing tutorial, really inspiring thank you!
Great tips, thank you!
Your video really inspire me to do a sculpture for my animation cahnnel : )
i learned a lot of new things for my sculpting
Got plenty of guitar strings. I change mine about every other week. Alsi..I use a lava rock for skin texture . Great video ...will be back often to learn more
Wow, he has some serious talent. I am turning green with how he creates his creatures.
I love this..really very informative and user friendly...I learned a few things and what a happy friendly face..thank you
Great inspiration and amazing work!
You're a great teacher thank you (completely new at this... like I've only sculpted a small heart). So much useful info in this fairly short video. Hope to see more!
Great video, thanks for putting this together.
thank you for this...very helpful for this new sculpty sculptor.
Hi Jake, absolutely loved this video! I'm very new to sculpey and obviously I'll be starting small and then working up to projects like this. I was curious where you bought your eyeforms/glass eyes from?
Thats so amazing. I learned a lot in this video. Thank you for explaining everything so well!! :)
Thank you for sharing what you know with us.....it was very helpful....im just getting started to sculp....my clay just got here so these videos are awesome!!!!
Thank you so much for this video, very informative and got me motivated to do more sculpting!
Great tips Jake!! I would really like to see an extension of this video of what it looked like after you baked it and the painting process!! Great Vid!!
I have a stupid question...what kind of eyes do you use? Is there a possibility of these objects melting during the baking process??
+Mokie R Thank you! hoping to do a paint process tutorial soon. You can absolutely melt the eyes in the oven, but Sculpey bakes at a low enough temperature that it is never normally a problem. I prefer to bake my sculptures low and slow so that I never have to worry.
You remind me of Frodo's best friend. Awesome work btw I'm learning a lot from your content.
Nice creation. I'm using the same clay, it is perfect.
LoreChirik Hi! What kind of clay is that?
bruno sanchez Super Sculpey Original in Beige
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I try is very gum like hard for me.is not like monster clay
Just saved me a month off a piece I was doing. Thanks !
The best tutorial
Damn, excellent! That is so cool! You have earned a big subscriber :)
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People nowadays are not that nice on sharing techniques.....thanks for the advice man....really great lesson
MetalDoraemon6 Agreed, massive thanks to Jake Corrick for his help here, it's so great to have the expertise of someome so knowledgeable and generous with their time and wisdom :)
This was awesome. I have been wanting to take this up without the actual use of wed clay for my plans.
Cool! Thanks Jake!
amazing and precise
Thanks Jake, was everything I hoped
Hello!
Amazing work! I want to get into sculpting and your video is the first one I ran into! With that being said, I have some questions:
1. Air bubbles? How do I get rid of them or how do I know if my piece has them? Will my sculpture blow up in the oven?
2. Stands for sculpting..where do I buy them?
3. What paint will work with super sculpey? I want it to look as clean as possible. I'd like to stay away from the 'elementary paint'.
Hope to hear from you soon!
-Landon
I see your questions have not been answered yet. Here's my personal experience with Sculpey:
1. This need not be a big issue, as it doesn't normally occur when conditioning the clay well before use. Try not to trap air in the clay while kneeding it, or when putting layers of clay on top of one another. Trapped air can show up as tiny white spots or little cracks on the surface after baking. Cracks can also occur when you bake really thick layers of clay. So don't.
2. Be creative, anything could be a stand for your sculptures. I have used candle stands for this purpose and find they work really well.
3. Acrylic paints are recommended and totally safe to use on Sculpey. I know some people use solvent based paints, such as heat set oil paint or enamel paint. Be careful when using solvent based paints though, as they could affect the baked clay through chemical interactions.
I hope this helps.
Good luck and have fun sculpting :)
this is actually so useful i am definitely going to use these tips when i am going to sculpt my artdoll ;)
Dude is so talented! Thanx
Awesome vid with great tips. Thanks for this!
What a great video
loved watching your tutorial.... you inspired me.... you're fantastic.... Karl, from Dublin.