HOW TO SCULPT A DRAGON ATTACKING IN MID FLIGHT - MONSTER MONTH - DAY 17
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
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Come along as Creature Designer Cesar Dacol Jr shows how to sculpt a Dragon attacking in mid flight. Be sure to join us on Facebook to get updates of Cesar's creature sculpts and remember to subscribe to our UA-cam channel.
HOW TO SCULPT A DRAGON ATTACKING IN MID FLIGHT - MONSTER MONTH - DAY 17
Wow man, the metal skeleton armature itself is a piece of art!
LOL, it was fun to make.
i know this is forever old, but i'd love to see a video of making an armature like that
Seeing a badass, grown man with a deep voice nerd out over dragons is about as cool as life can get!
Finally, someone who shares a love of dragons with me :D
I've watched this so many times now, I think I speak for all your fans when I say we want more clay sculpture videos! These are so awesome!!
You need to write a book! With ALLLLLLL the tips and tricks. That or I will volunteer as your apprentice, i'll quit my job and we'll go to work.
I've learned more in the last 3 videos than the last 2 years that I've been sculpting, I've been waisting so much time and materials, you have opened my eyes to a whole new world thank you!
Nice sculpture I'm working on something similliar right now.
WOW! What you did in one day I could never do in one year! That was amazing!
Awesome series! Quick question. Since the oil based clay doesn't harden are these kind of sculptures cast or am I missing something?
Hey there your work is amazing as you know :) I was hoping you could tell me what you do to keep the sculpture solid when you give it as a gift or whatever, I always assumed people would cast it and turn it into a resin sculpture but yours seems like it just gets left as clay. Wouldn't it soften and deteriorate after a while due to everyday elements? Would love to know more. Thanks for sharing xxx
Super awesome sculpting and excellent video demonstrating, keep it with your awesome sculpting.
I enjoyed watching your skills at work.
Thanks Daniel :)
CESAR DACOL JR Ur not nuts UR AS NUTS AS ME :)
That is incredibly awesome! UA-cam's recommended for you list brought me here and I am so glad for that. :D I agree with you totally. Can't ever have enough dragons. - Heidi
Your voice is making me unreasonably happy
Finally someone who loves dragons nearly as much as I do
Mr. what kind of material do you using?
Monster clay, I believe medium, everyone uses medium
Awesome! That was a real treat! Thanks for sharing your creation. As a long time Dragon painter...that was a truly inspiring design. Good job!
Really great, what material did you use in the wing armatures?
Hey Cesar, thank you so much for taking the time to share your amazing talent! I love the dragon! Like you said, its dynamic and full of brute force energy! I'd love to create something myself. I've had some ideas I'd love to bring to fruition. You obviously love what you're doing and I can see why.
Olá Cesar Jr.! Impressionante... não tenho palavras para descrever o seu talento e pelo belíssimo trabalho! Parabéns!
wow this is soo cool I can not get over the fact that it looks so real it makes me proud to be a dragon fan I just wish I had one.
Ahhh- finally, quality content, amazing work, with a fun personality-filled presentation.
It's totally amazing! It's a beautiful work. You are the man. Thank you for sharing this with us.
i love these how to videos. soo much info on how to do what they are doing. hell the super fast video and crappy music makes it even easier to learn it.
most beautifull artistic sculpture ever seen before. you are a great. really.
I subscribed and looked for a finished sculpture in your video's, did I miss it? Do you take your sculptures further than this or is the end of this video the finished sculpture? Great work!
I am just trying to learn a little about sculpting so please don't laugh if this is a truely stupid question...Did he
"paint" thinned out clay onto the wings? If so...How is this done and what type of clay, etc?
yes I did. it's oil wax based.
Amazing work! What type of clay do you have to use to get it to harden like that? I never would have thought about using a wire mesh for the wings.
This dragon is awesome. Would love to have those sculpting skills. Keep on working. =)
Dude you won me just by the introduction! LOL I love dragons too brother, and actually believe they've existed!
what kind of clay are you using? i love the dragon!
Awesome work. But what do you when the sculpt is done? Such as just photos or molds or dry\bake and paint?
Hey Cesar, como você tira um molde de algo tão grande? Existe a separação de cada elemento antes, ou faz primeiro uma asa, depois outra e depois o corpo e só depois separa cada elemento? A estrutura não atrapalha um pouco esse processo?
Holy mother i love that dragon and the wings and tail,head everything !! Awesome job dude, awesome isnt enough for what you did in this video
What materials did you use?, Please answer
epoxi
I like all...Amazing work,
you are a great artist ...
Awesome I love your art man.I want to start sculpting because of you.thanks
Firstly, Thank you.
The clay I use is called C10 by dimclay.com
It's a wax / oil mix very cool. But you do not cure it.
It would have to be molded and then cast.
Hello Cesar: Great work you do! - Need some practical advice - What mass do you use for covering the dragon the first time on 2:16 ? Looks quite liquid. And how do give your Dragon his voluminous Bodyshape without getting him too heavy? :)
This is truly amazing to watch! I've done a ferw sculptures before, but nothing to this scale, and certainly not in one day. Out of curiosity would you ever consider making more tutorial videos?
Hi D Rock.
I have a few others out there. I also own an online school called Phoenix Atelier.
You can search for my name Cesar Dacol Jr. with Gnomon and or Stan Winston School and you'll see other tutorials of mine.
CESAR DACOL JR
Never knew you were part of a school, let alone a founder. That explains why your series on zbrush was so professional and insightful. I really appreciated the topics that went beyond the nuts and bolts of the program and talked about topics like; distractions, focusing on goals, dealing with frustration etc They were some of the most helpful things for me. Is there a way I could get in touch with you besides youtube comments? I do have some questions I'd like to ask you. I had sent you a message before (months ago) through your website, but never got a response. So would the be a better way to touch you?
D Rock
Best way is to add me on facebook. Unfortunately my site has been relegated to the back burner. it has been years since I updated it, I simply do not have the time. I know that sounds bad, but it's a good problem to have. It's not that I don't care I just choose to focus my energy in areas that are less self promoting and more towards teaching and private projects. As for the school and nice words, thank you. look for my name of facebook, cesar dacol jr.
CESAR DACOL JR
Nothing wrong with having you're priorities set to what's important to you. I'm just psyched to know there's a way to get in touch with you. So I'll be sure get in touch via facebook, once I remember what my account's password is, I haven't been on there for sometime. :p
Freaking awesome, and your enthusiasm sells it all.
Man , Amazing sculpture , great lesson for me ,
I identify with you, you are crazy and the best people are so
thanks so much. brazilian guy
Outstanding! So far, this is the one I like the most. Congratulations!
wow this is amazing the fire how its shootting out of the dragons mouth and the details with the drgon blanced purfectly on the base.... I cant explain how amaazed i am by this!
First wonderful work, your detailing and build methods are very well done. A few questions, have you ever used monster clay product and if so how does it compare to the dimm clay. How many hours was the work time? Your oven is it scratch built and how hot does it get to heat or liquify the clay? Would you leave this as the finished or would you cast it? If casting did you make a video for that? Thank you
¡¡¡BRILLANTE!!!!!
El Dragón es un animal tan bello que pienso que en realidad existió, en períodos anteriores a los dinosaudios, pienso en dragones, pegasos, hadas, unicornios, centauros, etc. y deben haberse visto hermosos!!!
Te felicito, una vez más me dejas asombrada. Espero el día 18. Chao!!
I haven't watched the entire video yet and I think I'm already your biggest fan.
Love the armature design!!! All of the rest like a pleasure.
hello, first, great job, I love it, it's amazing, if not a problem, you could ask that matters is the one you use to coat the metal skeleton?
You sir are an armature master! I guess your sculpting skills aren't half bad either haha, obviously you are amazing at both!
You sir has earned a subscriber.
yay
one more
I bought some air dry clay and it feels wonderful so much nicer then sculpey...however my dragon model ended up cracking like potatoe chips! Any solutions for me or suggestions on what its used for? You work is amazing but I think I got stuck with the wrong clay. I scrolled down & couldn't find what you used
Congratulations ... Very good!!
A doubt .. Once the sculpture is ready to save you pass something?
You're a crazy guy alright. Love it! Thanks for sharing your awesome creations with us Cesar :D
OMG it's FANTASTIC!!! Very nice work.
What material do you use in this dragon?
Hum... Now I wanna see that tattoo on the back :/
Out of curiosity, how does one get into your line of work. I love art been doing it since I was 3. But im interested in doing more sculpture type art rather than pencil and ink. Thanks in advance.
Get a portfolio online and start showing it to people. Apply for jobs at production companies that you think you have the skills for. There's no secret really, if your work is good and they need your services you will be hired. Hope that helps.
Hello Cesar awesome dragon best I have ever seen I am new to sculpting myself and was wondering what kind of clay are you using and how do you cure it^^
você mesmo q fez a base de ferro? ou comprou em algum lugar?
You're funny and a great sculptor. Thanks for sharing.
very nice work .
what sort of clay do you use ?
and how do bake that huge thing to start painting it ?
So did you just melt Plastilina into a liquid consistency for when you brushed it on the wings? I was curious how you did that. Great work !
you should make a tyrannosaurus rex sculpture i put one together it took like an hour to get together it is actully really cool and the legs are awkward though lol.also i'm only 9 years old
I love your passion for art and the was u speak about dragons is awesome😊 keep it up man
Thanks,
I don't cure the clay as in the case of polymer clays.
This sculpture when finished would have to be molded and then cast up.
Each clay is different polymer clays can be baked rock hard.
Water based clays can be baked hard... but have issues with cracking.
Oil based clays don't crack per say, but need to be molded.
It's kind of a what are you going to do with them at the end question.
Once you have that answer then you'd choose the clay that would fit your needs.
Hope that helps.
Artists like this are always happy :D
hey, just for thought. Did you make slip for the wings? (liquid clay)
I always find the wings so elegant and graceful i to also love dragons from reading wings of fire
Is their anyway to improve the durability of clay when set? I want to do a lifesize model. Id be using air dry clay but im worried it might break if i move it.
Dude, this is bad ass! I love your mad skills on your dragon. I've wanted to create one myself to pair with my fairies since I am a fairy nut. It has been a while I've sculpted anything but after watching this, it makes me want to go back into it. Awesome video man!
What medium did you use? I tried clay, but it was too thin and cracked.
hola me encanto tu vídeo y quisiera saber con que masa o pasta moldeaste el dragón por favor si pudieras decirme el nombre o algo parecido con el que lo fabricaste y los demás materiales también por favor
Hey there!
I was wondering what type of wire and clay you used to hold your flying dragon sculpture attacking another? As well as what you covered the wings in AND how on earth you managed to fit it in a oven to strength it? I am really anxious to try and create one of my own, so any advice would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks for reading!
The wire netting you have, what is it? I know this video is old, but i've tried looking for chicken wire but it doesn't seem to get small enough.
wow, that was one awesome video, & your skills are beyond amazing, sorry but have to ask you is the clay your using a air curing type clay, or do you have to bake it in a klin oven, the reason I ask is because my computer sound is out on it, sorry about that, anyway your sculpting very amazing!!!, thank you for sharing.
This might sound stupid, but what type of clay r u using, looks nothing like the one at school
awesome dude love this video, one question? what type of material did you use to paint on the wing? is it clay, or is it something that can be liquid and harden like clay? p.s great design.
I would be
super satisfied with a set of modeling skill like yours too. God damn ur talented, to say the least. U gotta have a hell of an imagination to come up with that outta your cranium boi!!
Ola, amigo! Seu trabalho é incrível! Porque você parou de postar conteúdo?
You may have already answered this but... what kind of clay do you use & what did you use for the mesh on the dragon wings? Thanks. You're a mad man.
WICKED! DO, that's the hope and point of all this madness to get you guys to continue continuing on.
Okay so I wasnt expectibg something AMAZINGLY TERRIFIC!! Omg dude your have a serious sindrome of talent
Oh man, you're too kind. Thank you!
Glad you think so.
Oil based clay. C10 by Dimm Clay. Paul at some point I will finish the dragon and will do a video on painting as well.
Oil based clay. C10 by Dimm Clay. The mesh is just metal screen material for windows. No Oven, this clay does not go to the fire.
what materials did you use? I really need this
Thanks! I already subscribed sir :)
Ako Si Bok sameeeee question.
Cool Wyvern , looks almost like oriental dragon , good job !
Was that wire & wire screen? Did you cover with thinned clay? Slip? What type of clay? Looks cool, nice job. Thanks!
with such a large sculpture would it be easier to do it in several pieces?
Good job, and what a long day, Cesar! Wondering here what type of mesh you used for the wings? Having trouble finding fine mesh here. I really like the way you put 'life action' into this dragon, with the puffed up neck, and the highly muscled back. :-)
Awesome job !!!! i got a question , with what material you do the wings ? i appreciate your answer :) thanks
Amazing work! Can you give me a list of what supplies you used, where to get them and instructions for a beginner? Thank you :)
Hi Cesar, thank you for your lessons , i really enjoy it. can you tell me please, what kind of material / stoff did you use to covering and molding the Dragon? where can i buy it? lovely greetings from Berlin, Germany. Luis
Your dragon is known as a Wyvern. Very cool. tfs, Katie
Cesar me encantan tus videos gracias por compartirlos cuentame que material usas para trabajar, gracias
es masilla epoxi ;)
Man, I'm starting this art, and I FRENZY up with your video, man, you're the guy. I hope someday to get close to your skills (I intend to be better of course, but I have to show humility LOL). I'll track your videos. Congratulations it was incredible!
Thanks again Ricardo.
I'm very happy that you are enjoying the videos.
That is an amazing fierce looking dragon. Love the work.
This is amazing!!! Love it.
What do you use to sculpt? I personally use Super Sculpey and would love to know what you use?
Thank you VERY much!
Looks like a really nice clay material to work with, but $40/1kg, thats really expensive. Any recommendatons on a clay for a starting artist?
hi Igor, it's not cheap. but it is good. As for cheaper, you can look into making your oil oil based clays. there are videos on how to do so here on UA-cam.
CESAR DACOL JR Thanks for the reply! I think the Monster Month is one of the best things I stumbled upon on UA-cam. As for the Dimm clay, when I took another look at the site I noticed it was priced in Brazil Real, so its actually under $20 US/kg which is not bad at all. They have a lot of nice goodies there as well.
I have nothing but good things to say about Dimm Clay and their products. I enjoyed working with them on Monster Month. Thanks for the kind words. Glad you enjoyed the series :)
you ever go out drinking lookin for girls? What did that cost you? Something worth doing cost money.
you can use Paperclay, and you can make it by yourself very cheap