Actually Carving Shapes with Scott Flanders - Proko
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Date: 2022-03-14
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Nick
Awesome. Thank you for the inspiration and information. Thinking I need to try to sculpt! Next level stuff, but Mr. Flanders you have me thinking along new paths. Thank you. And along those lines, Stan? Are you sculpting? I'm getting a vibe that may be your next forte! I find it interesting that the artists I follow on YouTube also follow/know/associate with each other. Great minds? Could it be akin to the cafe scene in Paris in 1880-1900 (ish) where all the influential artists/writers/et. al. congregated? Except this is global, and essentially instant. No waiting to see what the bourgeoisie are up to these days! Cheers.
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Awesome. Thank you for the inspiration and information. Thinking I need to try to sculpt! Next level stuff, but Mr. Flanders you have me thinking along new paths. Thank you. And along those lines, Stan? Are you sculpting? I'm getting a vibe that may be your next forte! I find it interesting that the artists I follow on YouTube also follow/know/associate with each other. Great minds? Could it be akin to the cafe scene in Paris in 1880-1900 (ish) where all the influential artists/writers/et. al. congregated? Except this is global, and essentially instant. No waiting to see what the bourgeoisie are up to these days! Cheers.
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Tim
Hi I created my own special kneadable sculpting wax, great for sculpting and carving depending on how you use it can be used warm like clay cold like hard wax. Taken me 3 years to develop this wax. If you're interested I can send you a sample. It's very similar to Adam Beane's CX5 that isn't on the market anymore unfortunately. Good luck sculpting thanks for the tutorial.
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Hi I created my own special kneadable sculpting wax, great for sculpting and carving depending on how you use it can be used warm like clay cold like hard wax. Taken me 3 years to develop this wax. If you're interested I can send you a sample. It's very similar to Adam Beane's CX5 that isn't on the market anymore unfortunately. Good luck sculpting thanks for the tutorial.
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ElementStar
So basically that was the blockin/rough/sketch phase before beginning to carve the details?
Now I'm really motivated to sculpt a beautiful girl! .that would probably be really difficult, right?
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So basically that was the blockin/rough/sketch phase before beginning to carve the details?
Now I'm really motivated to sculpt a beautiful girl! .that would probably be really difficult, right?
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sadville
My problem with apoxie sculpt and sculpey is that I have arthritis in my wrists and they hurt really badly when I try to meld the product. -
So I use monster clay based on that reason alone.
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My problem with apoxie sculpt and sculpey is that I have arthritis in my wrists and they hurt really badly when I try to meld the product. -
So I use monster clay based on that reason alone.
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Mathilda
For my fellow non-Americans, 3 feet are roughly 91, 5 cm.
which means the foot is ca. shoe size 46-47 in German sizes. Lol, must be someone really tall or a clown.
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For my fellow non-Americans, 3 feet are roughly 91, 5 cm.
which means the foot is ca. shoe size 46-47 in German sizes. Lol, must be someone really tall or a clown.
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Jason
Baby, if you were my IDW Artefact edition book i would never treat you as a work bench mat. Come live with me, I'll treasure you, we can be happy together.
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Baby, if you were my IDW Artefact edition book i would never treat you as a work bench mat. Come live with me, I'll treasure you, we can be happy together.
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Slavko
i am na artist in serbia but to buy that clay is impossible because u have to be rich 1 lb of that clay to get to me it is 70$
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i am na artist in serbia but to buy that clay is impossible because u have to be rich 1 lb of that clay to get to me it is 70$
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Gordon
Nice work, but are you sure you should be kneading and working that material with your bare hands? I'd be careful doing that.
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Nice work, but are you sure you should be kneading and working that material with your bare hands? I'd be careful doing that.
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