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Sculpting Tutorial
Published: 2010-09-03 16:58:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 73886; 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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This tutorial is amazing! I love it
I do have one question, which may seem silly but...in regards to the wire attaching the figure to the base, after you bake it, I know you said you can just cut it off, but what about the part of the figure that it actually went into? How do you fix that up post-production so that the figure doesn't have a hole in it?
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Good question, I indeed didnt explain that!
What I do is have a few bakes, the first one at a lower temperature (just enough to make the outside of the sculpture to bake hard), and one or two bakes in higher temperature.
After the first bake (at around 110 degrees) I remove the wire completely (I actually pulled 10 cm of steel rod out of a Boomers ass few hours ago), and fill the hole with clay.
The surrounding clay should still be a bit soft (and HOT) from the first bake when youre applying the buttplug, and the next bakes will fix the new clay to its place.
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LOL! Thanks for clearing that up!
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I honestly don't know if I should hate you because you are just too skilled or love you for making this awesome tutorial.
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thanks for tutorial but black text on navy color is painful to read! white text would be better possibly
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Sculpting is nothing but enigmatic to me. @_@ I'll never be able to sculpt like that, but this tutorial was very helpful!
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Helping people out (even a little bit), is more than I could hope for
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I really like this tutorial, I've always wanted to sculpt like that!
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I swear, sculpting is easy, bro. Youll be sculpting "like that" in no time!
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Me and my cousin always did wanted to learn how to sculpt
so we both searched for tutorials for sculpting high and low in the internet
when my cousin found this,she started right away while I only watched her
I'm kinda poor so yeah....
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Awesome!! Be sure to keep us all posted on your progress, fellow artists
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Sure if I ever find the time
School is here yet again to haunt me....
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Awesome tutorial here! I'm really tempted to try this out! *Q*
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You should. You will love it. You will love them.
They will become your babies.
I consider them my children. Children who live in the glass cabinet and whos eyes glow in the dark...
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Lovely tutorial. As a wargamer, I find these most helpful. Super Sculpey seems a better choice than standard GF9 Green Stuff.
One question though: As I am European, I'm a tad confused to whether you mean Fahrenheit or Celsius in the degrees given when baking? 100-120°C is far more than 100-120°F!
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Celsius, my dear fellow!
Through trial and error Ive concluded that the best temperature is 110 degrees celsius for the first bake, then for the final ones 120 and 140. Be careful with higher temperatures, they burn quickly!
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Thank you so much! Then I know :3
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absolutely fantastic and very helpful- this tutorial is just what I needed! Thank you so much
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this. is. perfect.
I've wanted to start sculpting for a while now, and I was having trouble figuring out how to get the base to look normal. Now that I've found your tutorial, GUESS WHO'S GONNA START MAKING MODELS!?
Thank you thank you thank you for making this tutorial!
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Hey, thank you!
Always happy to see that this tutorial might have been of use to someone! Be sure to drop me a note if you need any help.
Im going to release a new tutorial soon, Ill be going over stuff I missed in this one, so stay tuned!
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Scary O_o,but cool
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Pink the Wolf
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Ill be bringing another one of these home in two weeks, stay tuned!
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Doesn't turpentine + oven = KABOOM? I've always been afraid to use it on my sculptures :c
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You know, thats what I always thought.
And the moment I stuck it in the oven the first time... Oh lord I bet the old fart downstairs heard my heartbeat. But then again. Its not flammable (at least the stuff I use,- be careful!), and I let it carefully dry for a day or so before sticking it into the oven,- never had problems with it. Also Im too in love with the bugger to cut down on it. If you try it, youll fall in love with it too.
But even with all my experiements, I always try to be as careful as I can, and so should everyone else.
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Thank you so much for posting this tutorial! It helped me a lot with my first sculpture;
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You're amazing! *u*
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yes, yes, thank you!
Its always a humbling feeling to know that Ive actually helped someone out with my shenanigans, but its even better to actually see your creations!
You know what, I think Ill start adding these to the description!
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No thank YOU! I've always wanted to try sculpting and this gave me a very very wonderful reference!
I'm hoping to do more sculpting in the future, I want to get better at it 
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Always glad to help! 
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Wow so many messages while I was gone 
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Wow that is amazing. I have been inspired! I gotta make something Also, I have got to get some super sculpey Sculpey is my best buddy XD
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Where I live all Super Sculpey has been sold out. There are problems with the company importing it to our country. People are gathering in the streets.
Ive survived by letting my morning oatmeal sit and sculpting the stiff remains, but lately Ive resorted into ripping my old, unfinished and unbaked projects apart and using their flesh to sculpt me a new model.
It wont be long till we start eating each other.
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What has the world come to????!!!
Soon the oatmeal will run out too.I'll have to work fast to find some Super Sculpey
(p.s. Flesh Ripping sounds nice. Yess.... I can do that too... )
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this tutorial helped me a whole lot with my first super sculpty sculpture, i cant thank you enough!!
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If you mean the Roman Chariot horse,- I CANT believe thats your first one, Im absolutely stunned. To be able to help someone create something this beautiful, I am speechless.
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yea, thats the one
iv'e only used cheaper clay before and the difference is between cheap clay and super sculpty in night and day
i followed your wonderful tutorial step by step, even got myself some turpentine (and i fell in love it)
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
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Awww, that is so sweet. People like all you guys are the reason I keep creating!
If you have any questions, please dont hestitate to pm me. Id be honored to help out
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awesome! doubt they sell sculpey where i'm at but i'll try it anyway. Also, i assume the temperature is in farenheit right?
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Yeah, sculpey is sometimes pretty hard to find,- and if they sell it, its usually the sculpey original, which I do not recommend buying. Its kinda the cheap alternative for kids art classes.
Your best bet is to order it online,- the only shop in Helsinki sells it for 20 €, you can get it online for as cheap as 10 €.
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