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ClayPita β ClayPita's Sculpting Tutorial Part 3
Published: 2013-04-25 16:00:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 5625; Favourites: 130; Downloads: 24
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This is the third and last part of my sculpting tutorial, so I really hope the three parts could help some of you and were fun to watch even for those who aren't sculptors. Maybe I'll make more tutorials on different aspects of sculpting in the future, but as for now this is it.So, hope you like it!
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It's all cool but last question: After you are done with sculpture... What to do next? 
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i would love to see you make something from how to train your dragon
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I want to make bowser jr. but I don't know how 
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Oh my gosh... I've worked with clay a lot, but I never thought about doing that... That is brilliant!
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Thanks, I'm glad this helped you.
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What type of clay do you use? Coloured Sculpey?
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Please check my FAQ for that.
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Sweet! Something easier to work with after this Garchomp TwT
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You think this is easy? Well, you'll see...
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Is that a Challenge I hear? OwO
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Ooh, it's just a warning.
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Very basic and awesome techniques! It sure is helpful! 
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Thanks, I'm glad it is!
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You make joining clay pieces seamlessly without deforming the piece look easy! Then you make joining seamed pieces without them falling off look .... possible! Magic. Skill and magic.
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That's what you learn at Hogwarts.
Naah, lots of practice is all it takes.
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So that's what Hogwarts is like! 
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Great tutorial, but how do you attach those separate parts you make without ruining them? When I make the parts separately and try to attach them together they sort of deform and attach really flimsily.
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Well, it's possible, you just have to be very careful how and where you touch the pieces. Or maybe the material you use just isn't good for this sort of sculpting, in that case you should try something else.
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Thanks for the advice, I use fimo clay and I think I just get nervous to the point that I melt the parts in fingers.
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I used to work with Fimo but I hated it because it is so unflexible and not very suited for sculpting in my opinion. Maybe that doesn't go for all kinds of Fimo, but I'm still glad I have a much better material now.
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I'll keep that in mind, thank you for all of the advice ^^
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You're quite welcome.
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WOW. Die Modelle, die du baust, sind richtig cool.
Aber fΓΌr mich sehen die Figuren etwas klein aus, so zwischen 2 und 3 cm. Wie groΓ sind die in Wirklichkeit?
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Bei den Collagen, die ich hochlade, steht in der Beschreibung immer die GrΓΆΓe drin, wenn du dir ein paar ansiehst, kriegst du ungefΓ€hr 'ne Vorstellung, wie groΓ meine Skulpturen sind.
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Ok, werd ich machen.
Danke fΓΌr die antwort
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this is, really "a helpful tutorial" thank'you for posting it"
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Thank you for reading it!
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