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Sculpting Tutorial
Published: 2010-09-03 16:58:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 73884; 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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Comments: 397
Amazing tutorial, too bad sculpey is like gold pots where I live, but I get through with alternative materials.
Congratulations on the DD, this is surely valuable information, well explained and inspiring.
As for attaching the piece onto the base, I'd suggest a staple gun, much faster than drilling holes or hammering nails.
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Arent they? SS is 18 € where I live, what a rip off. I jizzed in my pants when I got my 2kg order of Super Sculpey (came in a massive box) from US.
And stapleguns rock when youre not going to make a base for your critter, but if you are, you need to leave some spare wire to support the heavy frame.
Im making this big bozo now, Boomer, you wont believe how fat and heavy he is.
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[link] [link] This was my first attempt at sculping, fella's got 1 kilo (cellulose-based clay), half of it on his belly. The staples did fine. But I get it, if I did him in a ballerina pose the thing would not stand. xD
Oh, btw, forgot to watch you. Not happening this time.
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Oh wow it actually looks a bit like my Boomer!
Awesome job, the pose looks super good too!
Did you say that was your first attempt?
Thanks for watching me!
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the fact I actually really want to try it is slightly disturbing......... }:] kewl
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Artists always want to make you feel something, get a reaction out of you...
Ill be in seventh heaven if I can make people feel disgusted, disturbed and slightly.. less innocent.
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A very lovely and humorous tutorial, also loved the fact that you used a Spitter as an example!
You defiantly deserved that DD. :]
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.... Is it sad that I knew it was a spitter when I saw the boobs.
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No. It tells me that you notice the important things, and not the trivial details.
Good show.
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;o; that'll look great on my xbox account.
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All the tools you use, and the technics, seem remarkably similar to clay. Hm...
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This is so much win and help, it's not funny. I'm serious.
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I love this thing! I used Sculptey for the first time last year and I was amazed. This tutorial is really great because I wanted to do some more traditional sculpting and this will help me out.
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uh we have the same oven x3
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Oh goodness! You mean you have Bosch the zombie torcher?
You lucky girl, you!
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Yep! I have to move to another city this winter and I'll have to leave it here T_T so sad
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Great work!It is slightly funny when you put her in the owen and she is screaming ha ha XD
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I took my time to slowly close the oven door and up the heat... I watched her burn.
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aaw : ( Homeowens doesnt rly have stable heat..luckly you have some light in your owen. My owen doesnt have it....just darkness...
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Yeah its funny how they trick you that way.
It appears my oven is more cunning than yours: With bright lights it tricks you into thinking its a good guy. You know, like a Viperfish?
Bosch the zombie torcher...
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Sooo...sooo...wats the word...beatiful.
But you are so tallented!! The acuracy is amazing, the folds!! I wish i was as awsome as you //sob//
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Ahh, mon ami, you have captured her essence so accurately!
"Beautiful" is exactly the word I would use to describe this... woman.
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That sculpture disgusted me, it was sculpted well but in this case the good sculpting makes me want to throw up. Amazing tutorial but I believe that a beginner should start out with something easier...
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The best compliments a viewer can give me.
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Wow, this is such an inspiration. I need to buy me some clay!
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What, you mean you dont have some?
Everyone should have at least one box of clay laying around. I heard its good for Feng Shui.
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I actually went through my boxes, and I FOUND some clay ... that I had bought, once. That I had forgotten about. It was one of the ones you didn't like, though, so I may just use it for ... well, trying the whole thing out.
Thanks again for a lovely, lovely tutorial.
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I bet you have the original Sculpey, dont you?
But please, do not tell me. Id just codemn you for blasphemy and attempt to purify the damned box with holy water.
We shall remain friends, comrade.
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It was the grey one. Firm, I think. To my defence, though, it was the only Sculpey kind of clay that that particular store had in stock. Better any Sculpey than ordinary school clay, I figured.
Now, though, I know better, and I shall do better the next time I visit an art supply store.
Thanks to you, of course.
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Firm?
Firm is okay, its a bit harder to work with, but its doable. Ever since I started mixing Super Sculpey with Firm I started liking the grey matter
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Just as I wanted to scuplt the Witch and Hunter.
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You can count on me to be harrassing you with my tips and hints.
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The fact that you made your model a spitter is what makes this the best tutorial anywhere, ever. (Also, the fact that it's really helpful and you're incredibly talented. ;D)
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Well, I obviously had to go for the most realistic, lifelike model of a woman there is... You know, for reference.
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