THANK YOU! I have been wondering about all the little accessories on some of the native sculptures I have seen, I knew they were done separately. This made me understand how to attach small details onto a sculpture.
Thank you very much I learned a lot from you and exhausted you, and I consider you my teacher, I did not study sculpture but it exists inside me despite the lack of possibilities but I hope to revive this talent inside, thank you from Morocco
Good.. And nice to meet you.. 10 years ago.. if someone said you'll be seen and known by people in Morocco.. I'd of said.. Oh yeah.. sure I will... The world is becoming one community... Now if we can all learn to think of ourselves as brothers and sisters on this planet.. how much more amazing life would be.. Glad I'm inspiring you..
I almost follow all your videos on RUclips and I learned a lot of techniques from you, my teacher, although I do not have the materials you are interested in, but I made a substitute and I am very honored if you visit my Facebook account and evaluate my work facebook.com/it7.darck
You have a long ways to go but you're on the right path.. Do some anatomy searches on Google images... You can find all you want on Google... do a search like this... Human head anatomy for artists. Always end your search with the words For Artists That narrows the search. A few search parameters... Human head anatomy for artists Human proportions for artists human anatomy for artists. arm anatomy for artists. Once you do the search, click on the word Images on the top of the page... and you'll have all the material you'd ever need. www.google.com/search?q=human+head+anatomy+for+artists&newwindow=1&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi-yoTs68DYAhUF2GMKHZESCZ0Q_AUICigB&biw=1920&bih=949 Keep at it.. You'll improve with time.
some advice please when you brush on the first coat to get into all the detailed areas. doeas tge next layer of silicone stick to the first oneif it has dried? or do you need to do it before it dries. msny thanks great video
David, I bought a lot of plasteline clay and created a 23" female nude. It's my first and I'm excited it turned out so good. I want to make it a bronze but that's way too expensive. Even the cold cast method is too expensive. I really want to finish it as a 3-D piece. Then the idea of making it a ceramic piece broke my despair. My question is...Is it possible to create a ceramic off the sculpting clay model I created?
You'd have to have a plaster mold made of it and it's really complicated, it would need a professional to make the mold.. Not sure.. sorry .. Just never dealt with that before
As a tutorial or even just being informative this video isn't much help at all...too much all over the place and show casing the artist's obvious talent..I won't bother with part 2.
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THANK YOU! I have been wondering about all the little accessories on some of the native sculptures I have seen, I knew they were done separately. This made me understand how to attach small details onto a sculpture.
better than any show on cable....thanks for sharing...
Thank you very much I learned a lot from you and exhausted you, and I consider you my teacher, I did not study sculpture but it exists inside me despite the lack of possibilities but I hope to revive this talent inside, thank you from Morocco
Good.. And nice to meet you.. 10 years ago.. if someone said you'll be seen and known by people in Morocco.. I'd of said.. Oh yeah.. sure I will... The world is becoming one community... Now if we can all learn to think of ourselves as brothers and sisters on this planet.. how much more amazing life would be.. Glad I'm inspiring you..
I almost follow all your videos on RUclips and I learned a lot of techniques from you, my teacher, although I do not have the materials you are interested in, but I made a substitute and I am very honored if you visit my Facebook account and evaluate my work
facebook.com/it7.darck
You have a long ways to go but you're on the right path.. Do some anatomy searches on Google images...
You can find all you want on Google... do a search like this... Human head anatomy for artists. Always end your search with the words For Artists That narrows the search.
A few search parameters...
Human head anatomy for artists
Human proportions for artists
human anatomy for artists.
arm anatomy for artists.
Once you do the search, click on the word Images on the top of the page... and you'll have all the material you'd ever need.
www.google.com/search?q=human+head+anatomy+for+artists&newwindow=1&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi-yoTs68DYAhUF2GMKHZESCZ0Q_AUICigB&biw=1920&bih=949
Keep at it.. You'll improve with time.
I am very, very happy to reply, thanks my teacher for your help and I will take your advice
some advice please when you brush on the first coat to get into all the detailed areas. doeas tge next layer of silicone stick to the first oneif it has dried? or do you need to do it before it dries. msny thanks great video
David, I bought a lot of plasteline clay and created a 23" female nude. It's my first and I'm excited it turned out so good. I want to make it a bronze but that's way too expensive. Even the cold cast method is too expensive. I really want to finish it as a 3-D piece. Then the idea of making it a ceramic piece broke my despair. My question is...Is it possible to create a ceramic off the sculpting clay model I created?
You'd have to have a plaster mold made of it and it's really complicated, it would need a professional to make the mold.. Not sure.. sorry .. Just never dealt with that before
Do a search on youtube. I know they're out there. I just be at the foundry when they mold.. it's to far from my house to be there every day.
Your welcome..
hermoso la escultura saludos y vendisiones
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Thumbs Up my Friend!!
As a tutorial or even just being informative this video isn't much help at all...too much all over the place and show casing the artist's obvious talent..I won't bother with part 2.
Wasn't meant to be... I have instructional DVDs for that... Thanks for the observation though