Hi Andrew. Is it better to just attach small pieces with clay one at a time or can you also attach larger pieces with clay straight away? I see in your videos that you mostly attach small pieces with clay. However, I see other UA-camrs adding much larger pieces of clay, for example the legs and arms in one piece. I only use Cosclay and Super Sculpey to bake my figures after sculpting. So maybe having bigger pieces is better to avoid air bubbles?!? Do these different approaches have anything to do with what type of clay I use? Wich method is better?
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Amazing tips! Its so helpful and you have my congratulations!
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Amazing art sculpture friend❤
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Hi Andrew. Is it better to just attach small pieces with clay one at a time or can you also attach larger pieces with clay straight away? I see in your videos that you mostly attach small pieces with clay. However, I see other UA-camrs adding much larger pieces of clay, for example the legs and arms in one piece. I only use Cosclay and Super Sculpey to bake my figures after sculpting. So maybe having bigger pieces is better to avoid air bubbles?!? Do these different approaches have anything to do with what type of clay I use? Wich method is better?
you can add larger pieces especially to thick areas. I just find it easier to find the forms with small pieces and working slowly.
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Super fun sculpture project! Can’t wait to see student sculptures over at Proko.com/portraitsculpt
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