Every time I thought it was looking good and assumed it was close to being finished, you added another more awesome layer and another and another! It just kept getting more and more beautiful! The hyper realistic character you have captured is truly inspiring. A machine could not do better. I absolutely love your art.
I am so in love with this. I wish you had step by step instructions ❤. Do u happen to have any videos with step by step with using all of the materials?
Hi, Beautiful Beautiful work!! would love to give it a shot myself! am I able to get the print out of the whale photo you used as a size reference at all?
WOW!!! That's so cool😍Please can you add captions as why certain ingredients are needed like the spray, alternative stuff and all that'd be really helpful 😊
This is beautiful. Can I ask do you heat the clay? If so is it before painting? I'm new to pottery and find your video very inspiring, thank you for sharing :)
Thanks very much! Yes, I heat the clay before painting and a few times during the sculpting process. I use the Cernit oven-bake polymer clay. Have fun creating.❤
Thank you!🙏😊 I've really enjoyed creating it. I pierced the holes in the whale's body because there can be air between the clay and the foil, and the clay can puff up when heated.
Thank you!😊 While sculpting, I bake the clay several times for 5-10 minutes. That makes it a lot easier for me to shape it. At the end of sculpting, I bake the figure for about 20 minutes.
Fantastic work. Where do you get the metal rod to attach the whale to? They seem essential to sculpt aquatic creatures (without sculpting a whole base for each one), but I haven't been able to find them. And do you buy the wooden base?
Hi! I wonder if with each layer of clay you added you baked each one first. At what temperature and time did you bake each layer, and how long was the final baking time? I love this whale, you turned out amazing! Thanks 🥰
Hi, Laura, I'm glad you liked it.😊 While sculpting, I bake the clay several times for 5-10 minutes at 110-130 degrees Celsius. That makes it a lot easier for me to shape it. At the end of sculpting, I bake the figure for about 20 minutes.
I have been sculpting and painting figures for the past 2 years which has caused a lot of floaters in my eye ...do you also get floaters doing detailed work?..what kind of environment should I have to do these kind of detailed sculptures?
I'm sorry to hear you've had to deal with this problem. So far, my eyes haven't been affected by the sculpting. Perhaps you could try using a desk magnifier lamp
Hi! Your work is fantastic!! Can I use this as a reference to make one myself? I'm new at sculpting, and I'd love to practice with your tutorial! Also, can I ask you why you poked holes on the whale's body?
Hi Marina! I'm so glad you liked my whale!😊 Thank you for asking and yes, of course you can use this video as a reference. I pierced the holes in the whale's body because there can be air between the clay and the foil, and the clay can puff up when heated. Welcome to the world of sculpting, you have a lot of interesting things ahead.❤
I’m sorry, but this is not a “How to”. Amazing talent and skill, worth admiration but would appreciate the actual instructions or guidelines, and explanations of the various steps you’ve taken here. ✨🙏🏼
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This is absolutely the best sea creature sculpture ever made 🤩
That’s really kind of you! Thank you!🙏😌 More sculptures to come.😊
Every time I thought it was looking good and assumed it was close to being finished, you added another more awesome layer and another and another! It just kept getting more and more beautiful! The hyper realistic character you have captured is truly inspiring. A machine could not do better. I absolutely love your art.
You just made my day!😊 Thank you so much for the sweet comment! Sending hugs.🤗
Это просто завораживает...как сказал Федя:"Мама,это реально круто"....👏👏👏👏👏
Спасибо большое, Юляшка и Федюнчик!🥰
Это вам не зубы в печеньку тыкать.🤪😁
Какая кропотливая и удивительная работа!
Спасибо большое!☺️♥️
I am so in love with this. I wish you had step by step instructions ❤. Do u happen to have any videos with step by step with using all of the materials?
Thanks for the kind words, Stephanie!❤️ I'm sorry, but I don't film tutorials. I just show the process.
I love whales, they are on my bucket list to see. Thankyou for sharing the 'how to' process, it's a stunning piece of sculpture x
Thanks Denise, so glad you liked it! And I wish your dream comes true soon.🤗
Beautifully done. It's so satisfying and fulfilling seeing and feeling a sculpture coming together, isn't it?
Thank you so much!
I'm very impatient, but yes, I've really enjoyed creating it.
Какая прекрасная работа❤❤❤ Вы настоящий мастер своего дела❤ Спасибо Вам за вдохновение!
Спасибо, Анастасия, за добрые слова!😊🩷
Beautiful work!!
Thank you very much!🧡
Looks great
Thanks.
That is absolutely beautiful! Thank you!
I'm glad you enjoyed the video!😊🙏
Thank you for this - I’m trying to learn how to make sculptures of my killifish and this is very helpful!
I'm so glad it was helpful!😌 Have fun creating.
Hi, Beautiful Beautiful work!! would love to give it a shot myself! am I able to get the print out of the whale photo you used as a size reference at all?
Thanks! So glad you liked it.😊 I used a free 3d whale model from CGDive channel. And then printed it out.
ua-cam.com/video/bmGhLpsmzVQ/v-deo.html
@@Mashferum oops sorry for the late reply! Thank you so much for getting back to me. Looking forward to making this for my shelf
WOW!!! That's so cool😍Please can you add captions as why certain ingredients are needed like the spray, alternative stuff and all that'd be really helpful 😊
Thank you!☺I've listed all the materials I used in the description below the video.
Your whale is marvelous…I made one with monster clay, but want to try polymer. Thanks…great video. Love the detail.
Thank you! I'm glad it caught your eye. Have fun creating❤️
Очень крутая работа! Аж захотелось попробовать поработать с полимерной глиной:)
Спасибо! Рада, что вдохновила. Попробуйте, это очень увлекательный вид творчества.
Absolutely beautiful ❤
Thank you! That's very kind of you.😊♥️
Какое умиротворяющее видео и какой потрясный вышел кит! Я очень рада, что алгоритм меня привел к вашему каналу 😍
Очень приятно, что видео понравилось, спасибо большое, Светлана!
We need more of this videos i like u u are a real artist
Thank you for the kind words!😊 More videos to come.
This is beautiful! May I ask for a list of products used?
Thanks Stephanie!🤗 You can see the product list in the description below the video.
Great work!
Thank you!☺️
Beautiful work 🙏
Thank you very much!😊🙏
Wow👍👍, this is very cool!!
Thanks.🐋
This is beautiful. Can I ask do you heat the clay? If so is it before painting? I'm new to pottery and find your video very inspiring, thank you for sharing :)
Thanks very much! Yes, I heat the clay before painting and a few times during the sculpting process. I use the Cernit oven-bake polymer clay. Have fun creating.❤
Beautiful! I am going to try this!!
Thank you! Have fun creating!🤗
*YOUR ETSY* store link doesn't work for me. Do you still have a store? Beautiful sculpture.
Oh thanks for telling me, I'll fix that.
Glad you liked the whale, it's already sold out but there are more sculptures in the store.
Stunning work! What a tedious process. I would like to ask why you poked those holes before you wrapped more clay over it. Thank you 🌸
Thank you!🙏😊 I've really enjoyed creating it.
I pierced the holes in the whale's body because there can be air between the clay and the foil, and the clay can puff up when heated.
@@Mashferum Thank you for the inspiration 😊 and the advice. Good luck in all your future projects 💕😇
Лучшая версия 🎉❤
Благодарю, Наталья!😊🧡
Belle sculpture :)
Grazie mille!😊
ただただ美しい🐋✨✨
貴方の作品はどれも素晴らしいです。
😊🙏
its so beautiful, can i use this for my school work?
Glad you liked it, Anna!♥️ Thanks for asking, and yes, you can use this in your work. 🤗
@@Mashferum aaw fine, thank you!!
Would you mind if I want to ask you where I can get humpback whale template that you used? 🥺
I used a free 3d whale model from CGDive channel. And then printed it out.
ua-cam.com/video/bmGhLpsmzVQ/v-deo.html
@@Mashferum thank you 💖💖💖
Великолепно получилось. 👍
Сенкью вери дякую!!!😉☺️
Congratulations. Perfect.
Thank you so much!😊
Brilliant....did you bake it at alternative stages....or was it left to the end ,when you finished the piece?👍🏻
Thank you!😊 While sculpting, I bake the clay several times for 5-10 minutes. That makes it a lot easier for me to shape it.
At the end of sculpting, I bake the figure for about 20 minutes.
Great work! Where did you get the reference photos?
Thank you!🙌 I used a free 3d whale model from CGDive channel and then printed it
ua-cam.com/video/bmGhLpsmzVQ/v-deo.html
Thank you!
AWESOME WORK 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 i like a Lot ! HUGS FROM Brasil ! 🤗🤗🤗
Thank you so much Nil, that's very sweet of you to say!😊 Have a good one!
Beautiful!
Thank you!☺️
Fantastic work. Where do you get the metal rod to attach the whale to? They seem essential to sculpt aquatic creatures (without sculpting a whole base for each one), but I haven't been able to find them. And do you buy the wooden base?
Thanks a lot! I use inexpensive knitting needles as the metal rod. For the base, I used a wooden tray from the H&M Home Store.
@@Mashferumwhat is the paste that u put in that hole?
@nurayeesyanatasya6633 It was Epoxy putty (Cold weld).
Hi! I wonder if with each layer of clay you added you baked each one first. At what temperature and time did you bake each layer, and how long was the final baking time? I love this whale, you turned out amazing! Thanks 🥰
Hi, Laura, I'm glad you liked it.😊
While sculpting, I bake the clay several times for 5-10 minutes at 110-130 degrees Celsius. That makes it a lot easier for me to shape it.
At the end of sculpting, I bake the figure for about 20 minutes.
@@Mashferum OK, thanks a lot! You're very kind ❤️
It's beautiful and really inspiring, how do you make the "muddy" clay ? Do you mix it with acetone ?
Thank you! So glad you liked it.😊
I mix polymer clay with Fimo Liquid or Cernit Glue to achieve the consistency I need.
Thank you so much for taking the time reply to everyone, you are awsome @@Mashferum
Show de bola,verdadeiro genio da modelagem✌👍👏
Obrigado!😊🙏
Amazing!
Thank you!😊
Bruh this is amazing
Thank you!🙏☺️
WOW! this is amazing! I love it! so beautiful, great job!!
Thanks Gaby! So glad you liked it.😊
Reminds me of extraordinary attorney woo
Wow amazing!!
Thanks very much!😊
Lindíssima arte!
Obrigado!😊🙏
Congratulations amazing
Thank you!🙏😊
You may using aerograff.. to paint
Thanks for the advice.😉
Gracias
🤗❤️
What is the brown gooey stuff that you use? What does it do differently than the clay?
This is polymer clay mixed with liquid polymer clay. It's more comfortable for me to work this way, but you can skip this step.
I have been sculpting and painting figures for the past 2 years which has caused a lot of floaters in my eye ...do you also get floaters doing detailed work?..what kind of environment should I have to do these kind of detailed sculptures?
I'm sorry to hear you've had to deal with this problem. So far, my eyes haven't been affected by the sculpting. Perhaps you could try using a desk magnifier lamp
Maybe try to actively practicing looking at things far away and taking breaks?
Hi! Your work is fantastic!! Can I use this as a reference to make one myself? I'm new at sculpting, and I'd love to practice with your tutorial! Also, can I ask you why you poked holes on the whale's body?
Hi Marina! I'm so glad you liked my whale!😊 Thank you for asking and yes, of course you can use this video as a reference.
I pierced the holes in the whale's body because there can be air between the clay and the foil, and the clay can puff up when heated.
Welcome to the world of sculpting, you have a lot of interesting things ahead.❤
So cool 🥰😘😘😘
Thanks, lapka. 😉😘
Hey, beautiful!!!!
😊
Very good👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks.🙌
1:43 how do you get the clay this texture? And what type of tape is this? Last question, do you just poke the hole on the base, take it off, and bake?
1. Polymer clay + Fimo Liquid or Cernit glue.
2. “Tamia” Masking tape.
3. That’s right.
@@Mashferum thanks so much!!!
una pieza de arte
Muchas gracias, Jacob!😊🙏
❤❤❤❤
😊🙏♥️
Got another idea, how about a shark 🦈
It can be puted in an oven?
I use oven-baked clay.🙌
@@Mashferum but it looks soft and flexible, can baked clay can be not hard and though?
How about more videos your fantastic❤
New videos are sure to come.🙌
*Неймовірно круто!👍😊🇺🇦😉*
Щиро дякую, Вадиме!☺️💙💛
Can i use air dry clay?
Sure, If you know how to work with it.
Неймовірно❤
Дякую! Дуже приємно, що сподобалось.😊
How perfect seawhale
Thank you!😊
I thought polymer has to be baked in oven?
It is. What makes you think I don't bake clay?
@@Mashferum I was confused, too. He went from being sculped to painted.
@glowycloey This is not a tutorial. I'm showing the process.
You should make a dolphin 🐬
Thanks for the idea.☺️
@@Mashferum Your very welcome 🤗
Красиво! А на заказ можете сделать ?
Спасибо! На заказ давно не делаю. Этот кит продаётся, есть ссылка под видео.
😃🤞👌😘
😘😘😘
I’m sorry, but this is not a “How to”. Amazing talent and skill, worth admiration but would appreciate the actual instructions or guidelines, and explanations of the various steps you’ve taken here. ✨🙏🏼
Hello, Sasha! Thanks for letting me know the title was misleading. I'll keep that in mind for my next videos.🙌