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EvanCampbell β Skin Texture Tutorial
Published: 2010-04-12 13:30:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 157925; Favourites: 1807; Downloads: 1045
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TUTORIALS:Mask making, Skin Texture, Hair Punching
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I don't know why this gives me...huh...a scare? (forgot what was the word, bad English)Β
but your work is so cool and well done that I can't stop admiring it!Β
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THAT IS AMAZING, I never thought of this before, how original and unique!
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Gruesomely beautiful and super informative! @_@ Thank you for putting this up!
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fantastic tutorial. Thx so much.Β Can you thin fimo clay down with rubbing alcohol to make pimples.Β Have never mixed fimo with alcohol before?
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Thanks...you know I am not familiar with fimo but most likely there is something that could thin it down.Β
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This is very informative and easy to understand. I will have to try some of these, especially the plastic barrier.
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Thanks Evan!
I'm a student in VFX, your artwork is really inpressive and inspire me.
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Thanks...that means a lot to me!
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wooooow... awesome...
but... I donΒ΄t find a word for this
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Amazing tutorial!! Question: How do you get that clay to that exact liquid consistency? I'm trying with super sculpey firm and rubbing alcohol 70%. It turned out liquidy in 24 hrs but not like yours. It's either too water or kind of clumpy with a sandy texture. When I squeeze it out of the bottle it's like paste one time and runny water the next time. HELPΒ pleasee
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Evan, thanks for this simple yet priceless tut! I've been looking to an effective skin technique and the orange is just what I need. You're a rock star!
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Thanks..I hope it helps!
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This is an awesome tutorial. I haven't sculpted recently, but when I do get my hands on some more clay, I am SO trying this. Thanks for taking the time and sharing
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You just gave me a ton of new ideas... incredibly useful information, especially using the plastic bag or wrap to help form the details. I was driving myself nuts trying to use a tool straight into the clay, and always ending up with too harsh of an indentation. This will help immensely. Thank you!
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Damn! This tutorials are too cool, hope they help me. Thanks!
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thanks...I really appreciate that
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Thank you so much for this, as a young sculptor.
Fav'ing
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Hi! I wanted to let you know that I featured this in the article Polymer Clay Secrets Revealed , I know your tutorial isn't exactly about polymer clay but many of the techniques translate well to clay, and the article talks about the importance of thinking outside of the box to create new things, and your tutorial fits that concept perfectly
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wow, the face in the end looks so gross and cool
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have you tried avocado skin? I tried it just for a basic texture-type thing. it looks disgusting!!
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Great work! ... could you give us info about materials used? .....
Thanks for sharing...
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That looks so real!!! i want to touch it and pick at it and then rip its face off
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I utilized some of the techniques I learned from your tutorial. checked it out 
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spooky craziness! are you working in Hollywood making movies by any chance?
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The clay slush trick is brilliant, I will definitely be putting that to use in the future.
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