One thing I like about John’s videos is that he takes the time to explain every little detail, he goes into depth so that you understand exactly what he is saying. Good job John.
Je suis si heureux qu’il vous a aidé! Merci d’avoir regardé ma chaîne. J’ai l’intention de continuer à partager ce que j’apprends que je vais alors assurez-vous que vous êtes abonné. Je vais poster une autre vidé o de casting bientôt.
Can you explain the technique of how the German "Allach" porcelain figurines were made? I'm fascinated by their detail and they did not have modern materials like silicone. I have a kiln that goes to 2200f and would like to attempt making a small detailed figurine if possible.
Considering I've never made a sculpture this way, I have experience with slip casting and those types of molds. These molds are simple two or three piece molds. The clay (porcelain) slurry called "slip" is poured into molds dry held together by straps or bands. As the water is drawn into the plaster the clay shrinks and is then poured out after a few minutes. This is repeated several times until you get the desired thickness. Take the hollow castings out at the leather hard stage, trim and attach your odd parts with more slip and a brush. Clean it up and fire to the clay body's temperature.
Thank you! Great instructions. Yet, how did you go with your mother mold under right leg, knee and foot? have you filled in the gap with rebound between the leg and the main body of sculpture. Thank you!
In a word, yes. If you attempt this, I trust it's not your first time using silicone. This will take some finesse. Without knowing what your sculpture looks like, my instinct is to approach it like an umbrella shape with the skeletal part of the umbrella being the tentacles and the fabric as the separation line in the silicone. Concerning the top portion, try to keep it to a two or three piece mold. I have several videos showing how to consider parting lines. If this all seems overwhelming, just mull it over for a few days until you're comfortable with the idea of your approach. Best of luck!
How many trial kits of Rebound did this takes? I’m casting a sculpt similar to size but using Smooth on Dragonskin 30. Much more flexible. Give it a try.
Dave Silva! Your name sounds super familiar. Honestly, for a project this size, I would get 4 trial kits if you cannot order the gallon kit (You might get away with 3). Because it's A:B ratio, the gallon kit is actually 2 gallons worth. That's why the price is higher all around (more product = more molds). That and it has platinum in it. I hope this info helps. On a separate note, I'll take a look at Dragon Skin again. A friend talked about it in grad school but I never used it personally. Thanks for suggesting it.
Hi ! BY chance do you create custom molds? I would be able to send you the actual product and pay for the services of course. I will appreciate your response
This project was fascinating and going to try it but my model that i want to recreate has a problemas it has a hole in the middle, was wondering how you would compensate for this and could give me any hints thanks
Hey Wullie. Thanks for the compliment! It was a very fun project. Tackling molding sculptures with a hole(s) can be arduous. But there are several routes. I'll tell you here, but not explain more than that. 1) plug the hole and drill it out later and mold as normal, 2) put silicone in the hole and when demolding, pull the silicone out as far as you can and serrate cut the silicone, 3) cut your sculpture in multiple pieces as to "expose" and eliminate the hole. I hope one of these ideas puts you on the correct path. ☘️
I suppose that's another way to approach it. I like to say, there's 101 ways to make a mold. Thanks for your comment. I hope others can benefit from it.
Nope. This is an oil based Clay that is generally referred to as plastilina or plasticine Clay. An oven would have destroyed it. I do have several videos on making it. ruclips.net/video/gMS02OG51JI/видео.html I hope these answers your questions.
Outstanding explanation of the process with great visuals. Wish presenters would include a visual clue on their videos to indicate when the soundtrack stops and the speaking resumes or begins. Otherwise, envy the talent and the results.
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One thing I like about John’s videos is that he takes the time to explain every little detail, he goes into depth so that you understand exactly what he is saying. Good job John.
Merci pour la technique, j'en avais absolument besoin pour mes propres petites sculptures . SATYAM HANNA Bretagne en france
Je suis si heureux qu’il vous a aidé! Merci d’avoir regardé ma chaîne. J’ai l’intention de continuer à partager ce que j’apprends que je vais alors assurez-vous que vous êtes abonné. Je vais poster une autre vidé o de casting bientôt.
Can you explain the technique of how the German "Allach" porcelain figurines were made?
I'm fascinated by their detail and they did not have modern materials like silicone. I have a kiln that goes to 2200f and would like to attempt making a small detailed figurine if possible.
Considering I've never made a sculpture this way, I have experience with slip casting and those types of molds. These molds are simple two or three piece molds. The clay (porcelain) slurry called "slip" is poured into molds dry held together by straps or bands. As the water is drawn into the plaster the clay shrinks and is then poured out after a few minutes. This is repeated several times until you get the desired thickness. Take the hollow castings out at the leather hard stage, trim and attach your odd parts with more slip and a brush. Clean it up and fire to the clay body's temperature.
Can I pay you to make me a mold of an item I made and 3D printed?
Thank you! Great instructions. Yet, how did you go with your mother mold under right leg, knee and foot? have you filled in the gap with rebound between the leg and the main body of sculpture. Thank you!
Amazing tutorial!! Thank you for the product list as well! 🙌🙌🙌
I was wondering if you know whether it would be possible to mold a sculpture of a women with tentacles for her legs in one piece using this method.
In a word, yes. If you attempt this, I trust it's not your first time using silicone. This will take some finesse. Without knowing what your sculpture looks like, my instinct is to approach it like an umbrella shape with the skeletal part of the umbrella being the tentacles and the fabric as the separation line in the silicone. Concerning the top portion, try to keep it to a two or three piece mold. I have several videos showing how to consider parting lines. If this all seems overwhelming, just mull it over for a few days until you're comfortable with the idea of your approach. Best of luck!
Just looking at your sculpture tells me to subscribe! Wow! I will be back!
Amazing video thanks
thank you so much for this tutorial. Brilliant work.
How many trial kits of Rebound did this takes? I’m casting a sculpt similar to size but using Smooth on Dragonskin 30. Much more flexible. Give it a try.
Dave Silva! Your name sounds super familiar. Honestly, for a project this size, I would get 4 trial kits if you cannot order the gallon kit (You might get away with 3). Because it's A:B ratio, the gallon kit is actually 2 gallons worth. That's why the price is higher all around (more product = more molds). That and it has platinum in it. I hope this info helps.
On a separate note, I'll take a look at Dragon Skin again. A friend talked about it in grad school but I never used it personally. Thanks for suggesting it.
Hi ! BY chance do you create custom molds? I would be able to send you
the actual product and pay for the services of course. I will appreciate
your response
Sorry, no. Look up your local foundry. They can usually assist in these matters.
This project was fascinating and going to try it but my model that i want to recreate has a problemas it has a hole in the middle, was wondering how you would compensate for this and could give me any hints thanks
Hey Wullie. Thanks for the compliment! It was a very fun project.
Tackling molding sculptures with a hole(s) can be arduous. But there are several routes. I'll tell you here, but not explain more than that. 1) plug the hole and drill it out later and mold as normal, 2) put silicone in the hole and when demolding, pull the silicone out as far as you can and serrate cut the silicone, 3) cut your sculpture in multiple pieces as to "expose" and eliminate the hole.
I hope one of these ideas puts you on the correct path. ☘️
An icing bag with nozzle seems like it would be a clean and fast way to apply the lines for the cuts.
I suppose that's another way to approach it. I like to say, there's 101 ways to make a mold. Thanks for your comment. I hope others can benefit from it.
Why rebound and not dragonskin or moldmax?
hello! did that sculpture went to the oven before you made a mold for it?
Nope. This is an oil based Clay that is generally referred to as plastilina or plasticine Clay. An oven would have destroyed it. I do have several videos on making it. ruclips.net/video/gMS02OG51JI/видео.html I hope these answers your questions.
Thank you so much for this!
Great👏🏻
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Outstanding explanation of the process with great visuals.
Wish presenters would include a visual clue on their videos to indicate when the soundtrack stops and the speaking resumes or begins.
Otherwise, envy the talent and the results.
There are videos with no music. Books are also music free.
@@JonBurnsFineArt Wow...touchy are we? Guess my positive comments alone weren't enough to outweigh my "music" observation.
Great work Jon
Bro. 15k views. You're doing it.
Thanks for hanging in there Kanoa!
18/04/2024 i'm looking for a video like this a few days and i'm so glad i find you. Thank you for sharing this knowledge. cheers from brasil