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Sculpting Tutorial
Published: 2010-09-03 16:58:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 73882; Favourites: 2555; Downloads: 1689
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In this tutorial Ill be going over some basics of sculpting.Its huge, so its best if you download it.
Comments appreciated, painting tutorial on its way.
Pour vouz who asked for the head tutorial, please go here:
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Click here [link] for the finished product!
Id LOVE to see what you created using this tutorial, so if youd like please take the time to post your creation in the comments below.
EDIT: I woke up this morning and noticed I had 300 new messages since 8 hours ago ("wtf did I not take my pills last night...?"), and first thing I see on my reply sack is "Congratz on the DD..."
I swear guys, Christmas isnt for another 4 months!
Im not quite sure how to begin to thank you all...
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Oh you're being far too innocent.
The wire was forced out of her rectum with a pair of pliers and a metallic weapon.
I was going to offer you a more accurate mental image by referring to real life torture devices, but lets keep Deviantart PG-13, hmm?
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oh hey that happened to me twice and that time my face was a lot worse than that
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If you're talking about your "Conception of Space" - piece, then no, doesn't seem too bad
But at least you had the decency to sit down to do the deed.
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I'd love a sequel to it, detailing the exact process and mechanics.
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have you ever seen stand by me? there's a scene were a boy puke all around, it was similar but instead of the mouth there were the ass
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Youtube has refreshed my memory. I squirt'd orange juice out of my nose.
I like how the puke doesn't even look like puke.
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wow! i dont do sculpting much (im a painter and drawler) but this makes me want to!
Not only are you very talented, your also amazing at explaining things!!!!
you broke everything down really really well!!!!
Great work!!! [:
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Wow, thanks for your kind words! Getting feedback from my readers means the world to me, and you're just too kind
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ahaha, no prob at all!!! it was some great work! (:
keep up your epicness!
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^___^
awesomesause!
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This just makes me wanna sculpt something with my non existing sculpting skill~!!!!
you have one amazing sculpting skill!!!
definitely going to attempt to do a sculpture of something simple!!
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Whoa, thanks!
Be sure to pm me if you need help with anything
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hehe no problem~!!
most definitely~!!
though, i do have a quick question...How do you make fur texture??
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Fur texture? No problemo! Check out my texture tutorial:
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You can pretty much do fur just like you would do short hair
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thank you!! i shall definitely try out fur/hair textures next time!!!
(i didnt feel very comfortable using it this time around...XD
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Keep reaching for the sky, mate!
I'm glad to be of use.
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Is the wood a specific type (pine, oak, etc)? I often wondered if it would have been easier to put the wood in the oven but was advised that this could be dangerous thanks to fire hazard or fear of warping.
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A very good question, followed by a very valid point.
I do not think the wood has to be any specific type, but I'm guessing the majority is made out of pine (I buy mine from craft stores). I burn my sculptures in very low temperatures, from 100 to max 120, and I consider the fire hazard risk extremely low, given that I am supervizing the sculpture the whole time.
You are right about warping though, some of my bases have warped, and in some cases the growth rings can cause the wood to crack.
My suggestion is to get a piece with as little imperfections as possible,- the knots in the wood can bleed and are hard to hammer through, and growth rings can crack open in the oven.
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Wood pre-soaking the boards minimize this in water? I'm thinking of how when I cook with bamboo skewers that I have to give them a couple hour soak. Not sure how it could be made to work without experimenting since a person needs to build on top of that soaked base.
Of course this idea opens avenues of potential warping from the wet wood... Perhaps I'll have to ponder this while bs'ing with one of my coworkers who works with wood.
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I assume so, yes.
The damage done to my bases is usually minimal, I've never had any major accidents, and all the biggest dents and cracks have build up gradually.
By the time they're too screwed up to use anymore, they're usually so covered in paint that it's time for a change anyway.
But if you come up with something, I'd be happy to hear about it
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...so...AMAZING!!! -dies of epicness-
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Thank you! 
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No problem at all! It's so amazing!
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Wow, this is just awesome! Thank you for this tutorial!
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And thank you for commenting!
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That shot of it in the oven is probably the scarriest thing I've ever seen. XD more so than the closeups.
excellent tut, and great results!
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The truth is, after getting all the clean shots of her out of the oven, I popped her back in and scorched her till crispy and golden brown!
At some point it popped into my head that she was screaming at me, but I was just unable to hear it. I did nothing. Sat, and watched her burn.
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wow this is so informative :3
but i have a question o; did you have any sculptures explode cause of air bubbles? D:
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Nope, never!
Ive been super lucky, specially when working with air drying clay, Ive never had anything explode in over 8 years!
Im sure that day will come too, and because I understand the risks, I like to think that Im prepared for it.
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wow thats lucky :3 i remember my art project i did a few months ago it exploded ; A ;
do you poke any holes for air? o:
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Nope, just knead knead knead knead!
Your art project, was it airdry clay?
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Nope it was the one that smells like dirt and its really messy ;__;
Oh its probably cause i didnt kneed the clay enough :3
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That must be it.
Though... That sounds just like airdrying clay
If its the traditional clay, from my experience I can say it explodes much easier than polymer clay.
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Yeah im pretty sure its that kind of clay :3
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Then don't worry about, those things explode all the time (sometimes even taking out other projects inside the oven), it happens, often seemingly without a reason.
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I'm scared...o.0 
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Thanks this good tutorial for sculp ^^
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Congratulations once again on your Daily Deviation! You've been featured in the August 2011 Resources DD Summary . Thanks for sharing your resources with the community!!
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Awesome news! Thank you for featuring me
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This is amazing!!! Thank you so much for uploading.
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