Sculpting Jaekelopterus rhenaniae in Cosclay_Jaekelopterus Sculpture _ Sea Scorpion _ Life of Clay
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- Опубліковано 9 січ 2023
- Hi everyone, welcome back to life of clay for another sculpting video. And if you’re new here this is Kenji your sculptor. This time I will be making the prehistoric giant sea scorpion (Jaekelpoterus rhenaniae) and this is our first sculpture of this year 2023. Hope you like it and enjoy my video tutorial.
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SUBJECT’S INFORMATION:
• Jakelopterus rhenaniae also called Pterygotus rhenanius, is one of the extinct aquatic arthropods. And its fossils have been discovered in deposits of early Devonian age.
• Otto Jaekel is the german paleontologist who described this species in 1914 and the generic name is a combination of his name “Jaekel” and the Greek word “pteron” meaning “wing”.
• Based on the isolated fossil remains of a large Chelicerae or claw from the Emsian Klerf Formation of Willwerth, Germany, jaekelopterus rhenaniae has been estimated to have reached a size of around 2.3 - 2.6 meters making it the largest arthropod ever discovered.
• The robust chelicerae and compound eyes of Jaekelopterus rhenaniae indicate it was active and powerful with high visual acuity, most likely an Apex predator in the ecosystem of Early Devonian Euramerica.
• Although eurypterids such as jaekelopterus are often called sea scorpions the strata in which jaekelopteurs fossils have been found suggest that it lived in fresh water environment.
• The reason behind the sudden death of the sea scorpions and scores of other marine and terrestrial animals of the period was due to the mighty Permian Extinction. This is the worst extinction event in the history of life. Took the lives of more than 96% of all marine life on earth.
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MATERIALS:
Cosclay polymer clay
Aluminum foil
1 mm stainless steel wire
Adhesives
Water based Satin Varnish
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Burnt umber
Burnt sienna
Raw umber
Raw sienna
Black
Titanium white
Yellow ochre
Insignia red
Sap green
Bus yellow
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These prehistoric arthropods are amazing. Great sculpture!
thank you so much, dear brother Galileo!
this is incredible, really good work
thank you so much😊
Everything you sculpt comes to life! I live it as usual and personally i didn't find the video long at all, it was all very interesting, thank you for sharing again!
I'm so glad you liked it, my friend. I really appreciate the kind feedback. Thank you so much😊🙏
Amazing! It's nice to see one of my favorite prehistoric creatures get some attention, you are incredibly talented!
Thank you very much! I'm so glad that you liked it my friend😊🙏 I'm going to do more other prehistoric arthropods in the future hope you'll stay tuned and wait for them.
all of your sculptures are so incredible!! keep up all the good work!
Thank you very very much my dear friend, I really appreciate it.
I hope you enjoy this first sculpting video of the year 2023, sorry for the delay due to video editing. Thank you guys for your support. May we all have a wonderful year!
Amazing work. A joy to watch.
Many thanks! My dear friend😊🙏
I love this SO much!! Please make more prehistoric creatures like this one! And dinosaurs!
Certainly, i will make more prehistoric animals in the future. I begun enjoying making them. Thank you so much, my friend😊🙏really appreciate it.
I really love how detailed this is!!! I'm always trying to find references of arthropods but always come up with either unclear images, or crappy school textbook drawings. This is an excellent combination of the fossils and its modern relatives!!!
That is a great and kind compliments my friend, this really means a lot.
I also find it difficult to build this sculpture due to that same reason, lack of good references both fossils and books illustration. So i came up witht the idea to combine imagination and bits of collected datas of its existing relatives both land and water. And I'm so glad you liked it, my friend. Again thank you so much😊🙏
Beautiful, you've really done this fascinating and terrifying animal justice. I'd love to see your take on other extinct invertebrates, like Anomalocaris or some of the more odd-looking trilobites/ammonites.
Just wanted to add I've been watching your videos for a while now and they really are top tier. Aside from the sculptures themselves, I appreciate that you go into detail about the animals themselves, that really sets you apart from other sculptors on UA-cam. Keep up the good work!
Absolutely, i will make more prehistoric animals in the future, and I already excited for them.
I appreciate your kind compliments, my friend. It really means a lot. Thank you so much😊🙏
🎉🎉🎉jaekelopterus
😊😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉
Thanks, my friend😊
Look at that majestic thing! It's terrifying. I love it! Happy 20²3
That really mean a lot, my friend. Thank you so much.😊🙏 Happy 2023!
Muthiş 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
çok teşekkür ederim, my friend😊🙏
You 're the best Lods! NOF here! 🥰💞
Thank you sa unfailing support, dear Ate Celi🤗 love and hug po
How do you draw the sea Scorpion so realistic
I'm actually a painter too😊thank you so much!
Fantastic work! What is the purpose of the sand during oven curing?
The sand bedding is to prevent the sculpture from deformation during baking.
Thank you so much, my friend😊🙏
When I was look this video,I am making dung beetle.
Thank you, my friend😊🙏