A step by step guide to sculpting an eye in clay using everyday household objects: a paperclip, a popsicle stick, a plastic card and a small paintbrush.
This is the only tutorial that I’ve found that actually explained things in such a way that a beginner, like me, can understand. You are a wonderful teacher and very good at making sense of how the basics of the eye in relation to using clay . I can’t thank you enough.
I have had so many problems trying to sculpt a realistic eye, my eyes always seemed flat across the face. I have watched many tutorials and still wasn't satisfied with the eyes I was making. Until I found you! Your instruction was simple, concise and was easy to follow. Thank you so much for sharing your talent!
Beautiful instruction. Much appreciated. I've always been interested in incorporating more direct sculpting techniques into my mask making. I've been making masks for a few years now using molds, which I do enjoy using but have definitely been interested in upping my game in this area but super intimidated by the prospect. This video and the way you laid the process out so simply and directly inspires me to explore the process... so THANK YOU, very much. I am very grateful I found your channel. Love & well-wishes!!!
I could buy a great number of special tools but I would never be able to create anything like that! 🤦 With great respect from Saint Petersburg, Russia. Thank you, Artist!
I've watched this tutorial pretty much all day 🤣 I think I'm finally there... Great tutorials - I work with polymer clay, so I've had to change a few things here & there as it's not as forgiving! I've now done the nose & now on to lips. Hopefully I'll end up with something that looks remotely like a face by midnight 🤣 I've subscribed
Most appreciated and absolutely mind blowing talent you have shared with us in this tutorial which has revived my inner sculptor’s spirit to get my hands in the Clay which btw what type of clay did u use in this video? I usually deal with Air dry clay such as DAS but because if not owning a kiln I stick to mostly air dry could you give us recommendations on what type you use please
I've used it down to about 12" figures. You need magnifying glasses and smaller dental tools. At that scale you might be better looking at some of the Dungeon N Dragons guys who make the small figurines
This is the only tutorial that I’ve found that actually explained things in such a way that a beginner, like me, can understand. You are a wonderful teacher and very good at making sense of how the basics of the eye in relation to using clay . I can’t thank you enough.
I have had so many problems trying to sculpt a realistic eye, my eyes always seemed flat across the face. I have watched many tutorials and still wasn't satisfied with the eyes I was making. Until I found you! Your instruction was simple, concise and was easy to follow. Thank you so much for sharing your talent!
Glad I could help!
best eye tutorial i've ever seen, really helpful! thanks for sharing
Very good tutorial. Loved how you broke all the areas up in easy to see shapes.
Yes, totally agree.
I love how you give us step by step instructions! Thank you! I’m going to look at your other tutorials!
Outstanding video . I’m a beginner and your video is the best. Love your 🧰 tools
Thank you very much, very helpful also regarding the anatomy. 🙌
Beautiful instruction. Much appreciated. I've always been interested in incorporating more direct sculpting techniques into my mask making. I've been making masks for a few years now using molds, which I do enjoy using but have definitely been interested in upping my game in this area but super intimidated by the prospect. This video and the way you laid the process out so simply and directly inspires me to explore the process... so THANK YOU, very much. I am very grateful I found your channel. Love & well-wishes!!!
Thank you for your tutorial!I've just followed and made my own eye haha
I could buy a great number of special tools but I would never be able to create anything like that! 🤦
With great respect from Saint Petersburg, Russia. Thank you, Artist!
So clear and helpful!!! Thanks! 💓
I've watched this tutorial pretty much all day 🤣 I think I'm finally there... Great tutorials - I work with polymer clay, so I've had to change a few things here & there as it's not as forgiving! I've now done the nose & now on to lips. Hopefully I'll end up with something that looks remotely like a face by midnight 🤣 I've subscribed
This video is a great resource. I thank you a lot!
Excellent video! Thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Amazing , thanks for sharing and teaching ❤
Great demo!
Thanks so much for the tutorial. It was very well explained.
Very helpful video, thank you
Thank you so much, just suscribed
Most appreciated and absolutely mind blowing talent you have shared with us in this tutorial which has revived my inner sculptor’s spirit to get my hands in the Clay which btw what type of clay did u use in this video? I usually deal with Air dry clay such as DAS but because if not owning a kiln I stick to mostly air dry could you give us recommendations on what type you use please
Спасибо!❤
Thank you for sharing, really informative and makes sense. ❤️
My good guid
Very much helpful !
Thank you !!
May I know the type of clay you use ,please ..?
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What did u use for making it smooth ....is it water or something else .....please reply ....i want to know it
okay, i just need to turn this into 3d xD
Thankss
Nice one 👌👌👌👌♥️
Awesome
What kind of clay is that
Will this technique work with small scale 6-8inch figure and Chavant medium clay ?
I've used it down to about 12" figures. You need magnifying glasses and smaller dental tools. At that scale you might be better looking at some of the Dungeon N Dragons guys who make the small figurines
@@grantyart5292 thank you
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You know that you could even dig up clay out of your own back yard.😉
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