How to Sculpt a Character Maquette - Human Anatomy - PREVIEW

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  • @StanWinstonSchool
    @StanWinstonSchool  3 роки тому +1

    Buy the FULL COURSE here: bit.ly/SculptHumanoidYT - Adrienn

  • @DistortionsUnlimited
    @DistortionsUnlimited 5 років тому +5

    Wonderful to see Jordu and his art featured in this video!

  • @StanWinstonSchool
    @StanWinstonSchool  11 років тому +2

    Hi tobias, Jordu is using Chavant NSP Medium clay. It's a non-sulphuric clay that is a preferred choice for many creature creators, along with WED clay, Monster Clay and Super Sculpey. -Matt

  • @artsculpture1024
    @artsculpture1024 11 років тому +47

    I love that "be patient with yourself and the medium"

  • @StanWinstonSchool
    @StanWinstonSchool  10 років тому +12

    Abraham Lizaola Jordu is using Chavant NSP Medium clay. It comes in a variety of colors, a lot of teachers and schools use the terra cotta color, so it looks different from the gray that Jordu is using in the lesson. Jordu cuts it into pieces, but it comes in thick blocks. He also warms it before he sculpts with it. Hope that helps! -Maggie

    • @drakeuploads7977
      @drakeuploads7977 5 років тому

      Its so realastic and beautiful figure i love it and also the jurassic park animatronic makers thank u for your wonderful talent God bless.

  • @StanWinstonSchool
    @StanWinstonSchool  11 років тому +1

    kenpocobrakai, Agreed. Jordu is in a league all his own. We've got another incredible lesson with him coming out in the next few weeks. Watch for it! -Matt

  • @clayguy1
    @clayguy1 10 років тому +23

    I totally agree with what you say....I've been sculpting for nearly 40 years.. still learn with each new piece.

  • @GlennMorganFan
    @GlennMorganFan 12 років тому +1

    It's called Plasteline.
    It's an oil based clay so it will never dry out and can't be fired.
    You use it for sculptures that you want to keep for a long time. (Either as a reference or a model that will be used by others)

  • @StanWinstonSchool
    @StanWinstonSchool  11 років тому

    Not sure either myself. Once you get away from the true clays, like Chavant and WED clay you're into chemical compounds that share some properties of clay but not others, like Super Sclulpey which you have to fire to harden. Another amazing clay-like compound to explore is Adam Beane's Cx5, a TRULY amazing substance that you can both melt like chavant AND harden/tool like magic-sculpt. It's extraordinary. - David

  • @StanWinstonSchool
    @StanWinstonSchool  11 років тому

    Hi xxxLEGO16xxx, Jordu is using Chavant NSP Medium clay, a very popular clay for smaller scale work (appliances, maquettes, busts) among Creature FX artists. -Matt

  • @clayguy1
    @clayguy1 12 років тому +1

    Very well done.. Love the proportions and the action even though it's static in it's pose.. you feel force and projection.

  • @dereinchecker9376
    @dereinchecker9376 2 роки тому +1

    Jordu is such a "monster" of those arts. Best tip never mentioned by all the others : Patience.

  • @StanWinstonSchool
    @StanWinstonSchool  11 років тому

    You can get sculpey at almost any hobby store, or online from the sculpey website, polymer clay superstore, blick art supplies or even amazon - David

  • @StanWinstonSchool
    @StanWinstonSchool  11 років тому

    Sure Manni, our video tutorials are all online. Go to our website and check them out! - David

  • @caprice28
    @caprice28 6 років тому +1

    I am sculpting for the first time and I like watching videos like this.They are very helpful. And I love the piece in this video.

  • @StanWinstonSchool
    @StanWinstonSchool  11 років тому

    Many who use sculpey build on armatures that can be removed from the base and fired. But you can use clay if you want to put it in the oven with the sculpey. - David

  • @caitdwyer726
    @caitdwyer726 11 років тому

    Thanks for the extra push. It's a dream right now; I have many divergent priorities right now so maybe in a few years when my time is my own again, I can look toward pursuing my art again. At least I have a point in the right direction how to begin. Thank you. :)

  • @PhaidonNicola
    @PhaidonNicola 10 років тому +3

    Jordu Schell is a master! I love this lesson, i've bought it a couple of years ago and i've watched it a bunch of times.

    • @StanWinstonSchool
      @StanWinstonSchool  10 років тому +2

      Thanks for the recommendation, Phaidon Nicola, glad you dig it. - David

  • @StanWinstonSchool
    @StanWinstonSchool  11 років тому

    That is a clay loop tool. Shannon Shea teaches a mini lesson at our website on how to make your own. Look it up there. - David

  • @StanWinstonSchool
    @StanWinstonSchool  12 років тому +1

    Jordu makes all sorts of armatures. This one is a bit beefier. And Simon Lee is a master of floral wire and super delicate structure for Dynamic Posing. Go check his lesson out at the site!
    sculpture-techniques-how-to-sculpt-dynamic-characters - John

  • @Tonym2211
    @Tonym2211 2 роки тому +1

    Love these videos 👍thank you so, so
    much for uploading 🙂🙂

  • @StanWinstonSchool
    @StanWinstonSchool  11 років тому

    The website comments, here or our Facebook page are all good ways of talking to us. - David

  • @StanWinstonSchool
    @StanWinstonSchool  11 років тому

    hey ken322able1!
    No! You can't fire this puppy at all unless you plan to do a CLAY POUR! Chavant will liquify. You need to mold this and cast it to get a hard piece out of it. And you certainly CAN do that with the armature wire inside... Keep sculpting! - John

  • @StanWinstonSchool
    @StanWinstonSchool  11 років тому

    Uh, I dunno, prammavenTV, do I want to know what you used for the wax component? - David

  • @vonsopas
    @vonsopas 11 років тому +2

    Simply amazing! Quite inspiring job indeed!

  • @StanWinstonSchool
    @StanWinstonSchool  11 років тому

    Kevin, you can get sculpey and other polymer clays in Italy at Ferrario, S.P.A. in Bologna. Check their website. - David

  • @jamilynn322
    @jamilynn322 11 років тому

    I have one of Jordu's DVDs and he's an excellent instructor - I'd highly recommend learning from him, if you're willing to put in the time and effort.

  • @screwthenet
    @screwthenet 11 років тому

    Well I must say, as the first video that I have seen you do, I am most impressed by your knowledge!

  • @debbiejohnson2789
    @debbiejohnson2789 4 роки тому +1

    You, Sir are a great sculptor! Thank you!

  • @nspireinc
    @nspireinc 8 років тому

    Wow breathtaking... the detail is gorgeous, you are remarkable.

  • @sagnik489
    @sagnik489 12 років тому +1

    wow awesome sculpture of my favorite movie character of all time

  • @RickOoi1971
    @RickOoi1971 12 років тому

    Wow! You are sooooo talented. I imagine that the hardest part of sculpting should be the face? Facial expression is the hardest part.

  • @BruceWayne-gl1nd
    @BruceWayne-gl1nd 5 років тому +1

    Gracias por los subtítulos! Agradezco mucho la lección gratuita ,tal vez sea corta,pero se aprende muchísimo con grandes consejos!

  • @StanWinstonSchool
    @StanWinstonSchool  11 років тому

    Jordu uses Chavant NSP Medium for this sculpt. - David

  • @GustavoGuzmanSculpture
    @GustavoGuzmanSculpture 12 років тому

    I´'ve been following the work of Jordu from some time now, ever since I decided to follow a similar path, I consider him one of my mentors, though I´ve never met him, but hopefully I will some day. Jordu is a great artist, specially good with expressions and portraits, I would've liked to see more of that in the video, like a humanoid alien, or maybe a subject for another lesson? (just a thought). Anyway, I'm going to enjoy and learn watching this lesson. Regards.

  • @TheSneezingMonkey
    @TheSneezingMonkey 11 років тому

    This is a lovely model! I highly admire the skill that's needed to create something like that!

    • @StanWinstonSchool
      @StanWinstonSchool  11 років тому

      TheSneezingMonkey, Jordu Schell is a brilliant artist and an equally brilliant instructor should you ever wish to learn how he does what he does. -Matt

  • @wdllcamposvideos
    @wdllcamposvideos 12 років тому +2

    Amazing! I must learn how to have more patience, hehe!

  • @StanWinstonSchool
    @StanWinstonSchool  11 років тому

    Sounds great MY, please post it on our public FB wall. - David

  • @EntertainmentDissection
    @EntertainmentDissection 11 років тому +13

    where do I get that kind of clay? what is the technical name for that? sorry for the noob question but I am kind of new to traditional sculpting mediums

    • @StanWinstonSchool
      @StanWinstonSchool  4 роки тому

      The type of the clay is Chavant NSP Medium clay. You can get it on eBay. - Balázs

  • @StanWinstonSchool
    @StanWinstonSchool  11 років тому

    Hey Manni, We are an ONLINE Character Creation workshop featuring streaming tutorials and DVD lessons by the Masters of Monster Making. All you need to do to get started is go to our website! See the video description for the link. -Matt

  • @claudioforte10x
    @claudioforte10x 11 років тому

    Una verdadera obra de arte Felicitaciones

  • @ESCAGEDOWOODWORKING
    @ESCAGEDOWOODWORKING 9 років тому +1

    wow! Spectacular!

  • @davemalon4389
    @davemalon4389 12 років тому +1

    That is absolutely awesome!

  • @StanWinstonSchool
    @StanWinstonSchool  11 років тому

    Intriguing. - David

  • @izzyaboii7486
    @izzyaboii7486 11 років тому +1

    Turely amazing sculpture thanks for the video very helpful

  • @allluckyseven
    @allluckyseven 12 років тому +1

    Awesome.
    I wonder if he ever used floral wire, like the Shifflett Brothers do. They say it holds the clay better.

  • @Hanpotatoneus
    @Hanpotatoneus 11 років тому

    I am not sure if this question had been asked before but what clay did you use ?

  • @davecunningham8476
    @davecunningham8476 8 років тому +1

    Awesome work!

  • @mannivasquez8334
    @mannivasquez8334 11 років тому

    thx!! u are so kind, there is other way to talk to you? i have lots of questions, but i will take a look of the website

  • @Ryan_Gutz
    @Ryan_Gutz 12 років тому

    this man is incredibly talented. wow.

  • @StanWinstonSchool
    @StanWinstonSchool  11 років тому

    It's all in the lesson. - David

  • @StanWinstonSchool
    @StanWinstonSchool  11 років тому

    0SixHundred, Of course we're biased, but Jordu Schell is one of the most brilliant character sculptors alive. To spend a few hours learning from him will be money well spent. If you disagree, we'll give you a full refund. -Matt

  • @bendingsteelmedia7488
    @bendingsteelmedia7488 8 років тому +1

    Great video!

  • @StanWinstonSchool
    @StanWinstonSchool  11 років тому

    With a nice little armature. See it all in the lesson. - David

  • @johnnobato8943
    @johnnobato8943 11 років тому +5

    best style among all sculptors

    • @StanWinstonSchool
      @StanWinstonSchool  11 років тому

      John nobato, Thanks for sharing this. Jordu's definitely one of the best in the business. You can check out more of his #sculptingtutorials at our website: www.stanwinstonschool.com. -Matt

  • @fastwalker2
    @fastwalker2 11 років тому

    Stan Winston School is just awesome!!! great stuff!!! each piece is a masterpiece!!

    • @StanWinstonSchool
      @StanWinstonSchool  11 років тому

      Thanks for the kind words, fastwalker2. And thanks for being a part of the SWSCA community! -Matt

  • @Ashes2Ashes_Blush2Blush
    @Ashes2Ashes_Blush2Blush 11 років тому

    god in heaven you make this look so simple!!

  • @jareddupras2766
    @jareddupras2766 9 років тому

    This came out awesome. I got into clay modeling also but I didnt know if there was a different way go harden it verses the air dry clay and oven bake clay.

  • @vanderasss
    @vanderasss 3 місяці тому

    Can you please do 1 video tutorial on the proportions of a human foot and how you make it out of clay? Thank you.

  • @caitdwyer726
    @caitdwyer726 12 років тому

    I have one I have been picking at for a few months now, just for the fun of it. I have some in progress photos of it.
    I find the biggest obstruction I get regardless of how skilled I am, is the lack of a degree or diploma. Heck, I wanted to buy clay to play with my daughter and was practically asked for a CV just to get a pound of fancy mud.
    I entirely agree with your suggestion, however I have been kicked so often for trying that well, gunshy doesn't begin to cover it.

  • @bruce4551
    @bruce4551 6 років тому

    Totally agreed, patience is the main key, each creation may always take longer than u think..

  • @ColtsBuddy
    @ColtsBuddy 11 років тому

    What do you use for the base? I have super sculpey and an oven, I was wondering what I can use for the base and bake it afterwords.

  • @xeniosaias
    @xeniosaias 12 років тому +1

    simply WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW

  • @seanyworny104
    @seanyworny104 9 років тому +4

    Do you think some of these type sculptures can be created with air dry clay?

  • @blackcobra689
    @blackcobra689 10 років тому

    Jordu is a sculpting god!

  • @drakozero8
    @drakozero8 10 років тому

    Wow such a great channel on the art of sculpting love the video! I have a few questions hope to get answered I was wondering, one of my favorite action figure company's such as the four horse men do sculpting such as this and I was wondering would you guys happen to know what kind of sculpting clay they would most likely be using like brand wise? Or perhaps recommended brands?

  • @agfagaevart
    @agfagaevart 5 років тому

    Brilliant!

  • @nikanika7777777
    @nikanika7777777 12 років тому

    what is the matterial witch did used by you for creating of thi sculpture?

  • @legacygirl721
    @legacygirl721 10 років тому

    I think this is awesome. I really want to start modeling characters I've drawn. Can you tell me what type of wire did you use for the armature? Thanks

    • @StanWinstonSchool
      @StanWinstonSchool  10 років тому

      S Paulin In this tutorial he uses 1/16”, 1/8” and 3/8” aluminum armature wire.

  • @kaie1031
    @kaie1031 11 років тому

    Hi,can you tell me what is the clay name or brand/type you using for this sculpture?

  • @artsculpture1024
    @artsculpture1024 11 років тому

    So inspiring!

  • @LlucB_Rompiendomoldes
    @LlucB_Rompiendomoldes 8 років тому

    Great job and very realistic .

  • @johnwhelan1193
    @johnwhelan1193 7 років тому

    Great I'm going to watch all your videos, but please, what is the name of the clay or wax, what do you recommend.
    Thanks

  • @ForceCrystal
    @ForceCrystal 11 років тому

    this video is amazing

  • @kevin60432
    @kevin60432 11 років тому

    how much you were able to give dynamism in this small sculpture seems almost real .. I live in Italy and here the material "silicone Clay" that you use is practically impossible to find .. I'd love to be as good as you .. I would spend my life to do it ..

  • @hipbravo3279
    @hipbravo3279 9 років тому

    Are there any universities for sculpting or animatronics?

  • @jayb198083
    @jayb198083 12 років тому +1

    Wow, amazing pose, interesting how a pose can make of a sculpure can seem like its alive..

  • @jiac1125
    @jiac1125 8 років тому +1

    Thanks Stan

  • @MegaTrivial
    @MegaTrivial 11 років тому

    Is it possible to show how you did the skeleton?

  • @StoryMapsDanYouTube
    @StoryMapsDanYouTube 7 років тому

    Is this still on your site? I didn't see it when I was a member earlier this year, and I searched high and low as this is exactly what I was looking for! :-(

  • @gouravsheode8048
    @gouravsheode8048 11 років тому +1

    Amazing :-) Thank you for sharing

  • @masterofhens
    @masterofhens 11 років тому

    Does this clay material harden? or does it stay in a mouldable state?

    • @StanWinstonSchool
      @StanWinstonSchool  11 років тому +2


      +masterofhens, Chavant clay is oil-based and remains moldable unlike water-based clays that will dry out over time. -Matt

  • @abrahamg5510
    @abrahamg5510 10 років тому

    This might sound stupid, but what type of clay is this and where can u get it looks nothing like the type at my school ours is light brown and thick

  • @sydneysculptureschool7216
    @sydneysculptureschool7216 11 років тому +1

    Nice work :-)

  • @Tmac2016
    @Tmac2016 9 років тому

    what kind of clay/brand did you use?

  • @comicguy9611
    @comicguy9611 8 років тому

    Hello Stan,I have watch some and search process of smoothing out the piece, but I can't achieve that perfect point yet.What may I be doing wrong, or not doing it... I have used lighter fluid, alcohol and tupertine with rough then soft brush... but without sucess.Do you have any video where it shows the process of it? I would really appreciate it, thanks.

  • @WhiteMetalNinja
    @WhiteMetalNinja 11 років тому

    cool sculpt

  • @VoyagerGC
    @VoyagerGC 9 років тому +1

    thank you ! :)

  • @joaovitorxavier3623
    @joaovitorxavier3623 7 років тому +7

    Que material e esse que ele usou ??

  • @murilodj
    @murilodj 11 років тому

    Você é o CARA!!!

  • @cybermollusk
    @cybermollusk 10 років тому +2

    What material are you sculpting with? It kind of looks like sculpey to me but not completely.

  • @Fhgfgjcjtvtjctu55688
    @Fhgfgjcjtvtjctu55688 10 років тому

    what clay do you use for maquette?

  • @PrideTico
    @PrideTico 12 років тому

    Can you make it hard as block after made it??

  • @cafeta
    @cafeta 12 років тому

    Cool!

  • @BlueNip
    @BlueNip 9 років тому

    What clay is used for these?

  • @armando19631
    @armando19631 11 років тому +1

    ¡EXCELLENT!!!

  • @jessethao9516
    @jessethao9516 9 років тому

    Where could I get those metal things from???

  • @jesusdmont02
    @jesusdmont02 9 років тому

    where do u get ur clay from

  • @xxxLEGO16xxx
    @xxxLEGO16xxx 11 років тому

    which is the material?

  • @worm9407
    @worm9407 5 років тому +1

    Seeing him touch it with a torch just gave me an epiphany