Sculpting Demo by Philippe Faraut
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Author/Artist Philippe Faraut Sculpts a Man: Trailer for his DVD#3 philippefaraut....
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Dear Philippe Faraut, It's a pleasure to see your work step by step. I admire your creativity and the beauty you create with your hands. Thank you very much for sharing your technique. I really appreciate it.
Absolutely impressive! The way you work with the clay, you make it look so easy and with so much confidence... Blocking out the forms and angles and everything... I wish to someday be able to work like that
11 years later and my heads still look like melting potatoes
2 years later and my heads are starting to look less potatoey. Thank you.
So awesome!!! It's so inspiring. If the final effect wasn't planned at the beginning and that was all just an improvisation, it is completely amazing how a regular face receives a unique traits and individual characteristics with each and every step. At the end that slightly sneering little smile, cowboy hat and the upper part of his clothes ON his arms and neck, and the hairstyle and facial hair... It's just incredible that this sculpture became almost alive.
This really amazes me how fast he sculpts and how much detail he put in, in a short amount of time.
I just want to say that I own all three of philippe's videos and they are excellent. I had never sculpted the human form before getting his videos on with his methods on the firt try I was able to make a good likeness of my daughter. He really is the best of the best and the only person to learn from as far as I am concerned. Thanks Philippe for all your wonderful work and for sharing it with us all!
I teach sculpture and this is so useful because my students use an armature but as I don't get enough time to teach them I can refer them to this to see your techniques - thank you so much for your time and effort in showing your wonderful skills
Man...I just went to your website, and the work you are doing, have done, is highly commendable! May God bless your hands and your mind to carry on. Look what would be lost if it were not for what you are doing!
You are an artist of the highest degree, and you have been blessed immensely! Drive on!
Art with pure talent and no fear! Pushing a piece that bit further to a higher level and with no hesitation! Beautiful to watch and very inspiring, thank you!!!
Thanks a lot, lostnyc2, for taking the time to get back to me. This is fascinating!
You're work is a constant inspiration to me. Whenever I start feeling discouraged about how my own sculpting is coming along I take a look at this video or the website and it gets me motivated again.
j ai même plus les mots j ai vu quelques videos de sculpture mais là ya une telle maitrise, il est vraiment tres fort
Wow!! I. am. speechless. My pottery teacher, Lisa Rogers, showed us a similar video of yours in class and it was so incredible and unbelievable! Thank you for sharing this!
thank you so much for sharing, your work has timeless value, Mr.Philippe ❤️🔥
yeah, he moves his way down from laying the slabs of clay, then shaping a crude head, then carving a crude face, and then he moves on to smaller details, its amazing
watching your clay come to life, this is probably what God feels like. You are exceptionally talented.
WOW... You are absolutely amazing. I am now completely inspired to take up sculpting. Thank you so much for sharing your amazing talent. :)
No it is water-based clay called Smouth sculpting from Clay Planet.
I guess I expected only one final sculpture, whereas the video captures several, with transitions among them. The results is far more interesting than if the video had only singled out one final work. My class at Sinclair Community College assigned me to watch this video. The college made a great choice in order to help me appreciate art!
Gosh l miss you and your amazing wife. I remember you all traveling to Tennessee giving sculpture lessons. I still have my beautiful doll molds. We are true fans.
Wow... just simply amazing! I was like "wow... goddamn he's a genius!"
You make it look so easy.
That was cool,The changing expressions and the music was the best
nice! I am a newly declared sculpture major and every point of view from those who have already learned their art is helpful.
He inspired me! i started following his steps n everything! pure talent!!!
Brilliant , I learned so much in just 3.5 minutes.
I wish I had seen this before trying to sculpt a face for my robot..amazing craftsmanship !!
this is crazy, i can't imagine having this kind of talent, you can actually make people...
isn't there a story of a sculptor who fell in love with his creation... i can understand it a little better after seeing this.
simply awesome.....i was speechless when i was watching the video....fantastic
God has blessed this guy wow this guy is amazing,
OK Fair enough. It is very difficult to get away from a personal "style" even when you try your best, if you are an artist,you understand what I mean. But hopefully I still have time to improve. Thanks.
What's the way to learn sculpting?
When I see this my creative hands start shaking
each time i saw you put some more clay 2 add on & shape the face... i smiled & thougt 'ahhh how awesome!' if only i went to art school.
When people say that God sculpted Man out of clay...this is how I imagine it. Fabulous Artistry, Philippe!
Stunning! Such a great understanding of facial structure and emotions. Love the smirk at the end, too!
Los dos videos son excepcionalmente motivadores, para personas como yo que nos gusta hacer escultura, su forma de trabajar nos provee de inspiracion.
Gracias Philippe Faraut; desde Guatemala Centro America le saludo.
Cesar de Leon T.
You are my benchmark! Your skill is inspiring
Wow , I can only dream of sculpting like that!
Fantastic! Thank you for sharing your art!
This is amazing! And really inspiring. I've never quite understood the process of sculpting, though I'm starting to experiment on a small scale.
You are my hero.....I re watch you all the time. I am now ready to do another piece. you first to the head, then you lift it up to make the person looking down. you add for the body....my question is ....aren't you afraid that the weight from the head will fall or crack?
@kistajk - Our you could make your sculpture using the coil or the pinch technique you don't need to make an armiture for them.
Heres some good books you could read on scuplture
Modeling heads and faces in clay by Berit Hildre
The Figure in clay by Suzanne Tourillot
That was awesome!! When I get enough money to get the supplies, I'm going to try it.
You are truely blessed with an awesome talent I enjoyed that very much
So satisfying to watch!
BEAU-tiful, and very inspiring...
i could watch you sculpting for hours...
you are amazing. i would love to be a student of yours. you're the whole reason i got interested in sculpting.
Adorei esta obra de arte. Dar vida ao barro é brincar de ser Deus. Grande talento, Parabéns!!!
Fantastic !!! you make it look so easy.I love the way it changes through all the different exprecians.
Sculpting makes me so happy.
I bet you are the best in the world! If only i could sculp like you!!!!!!
This is just excellent! I hope you make a video showing us the steps and techniques you use to build up the face and change expressions!
That was AMAZING!! God has truly BLESSED your hands!!!
i really liked the method you use for the eyes, and the whole process was amazing wish mine were as nice
Great work. Definitely an art I would like to take up again.
@kistajk - if you sculpture is only small you could make a armiture of it like the one Philippe Faraut makes, use newpaper to get a rough shape then put your clay on, and when it finished you should be abel to pull it off and put the hollow sculpture in the kilim.
i think the best video to watch is the Art Critic?
@79avrillavignefan The final sculpture is actually hollowed out so that the thickness is less thatn 1/4 of an inch! so the sculpture is not really that heavy!
Dam !...you are SO good.
i will be taking up scuplting classes at box hill tafe in melbourne. just a short course but it will do me well because i'm doing 3d modelling in the program mudbox.
the best video avec art i have ever seen.
he lets the sculpture dry a little bit (not to much), cuts the piece in half vertically with a wire, than scrape the inside to make it hollow like you said. Then puts some wet clay on the borders to stick them back together. Fixes the seams. Lets it dry for a few weeks. Then it's ready to fire.
1 word... "WOW". That was awesome.
That was truely awesome and inspiring. I really makes me want to have a go..Thanks for sharing
TIM
MORE!!!! This is great!
Fascinating, Phillippe, wonderful!!!
A grand master.
He's simply amazing!
Superb talent. I am just gobsmacked!
fucking awesome ive seen it numerous times and still get chills down my back
a very talented man , inspiring
Very nice and informative video! Congratulations from BRAZIL.
Great work! I'd love to try it some time. I sculpt with a much less flexible type of clay (it's really not meant for that type of work) I don't know anywhere I could buy it, without buying bulk.
eccezionale! mamma che bello e che bravo...darei qualsiasi cosa per avere quella abilità e manualità
Very fine... showing how the clay is very much "alive"
on the way the final appearance arrived at / accepted.
ClaSSICAL Gas-flavored quite nice sountrack, too,
@sh8lob911 - polymer clay is a good clay. It has to be baked for it to harden, so it won't air dry. It's also fairly easy to get ahold of. :)
WOW! Incroyable!!! Incredible!
Top shelf. Remarkable talent
thats absolutely amazing!!! i was amazed with the detail. it looked great just after you started.. but wow the end product is awsome..thanks for sharing
really great sculpter wow! very skillful and interesting demo. thanks alot for this...
WOW!!!! what in the world!
I want to be just like you when I grow up :)
This was absolutely awesome!! I loved the final piece but I also loved the different expressions along the way. It looked like a female to start with... was that the intent? Whether it was or not... it was totally awesome!!
You are amazing you have so much skill. I went to your website. Does your book/videos explain how to prepare the sculpture to be fired. I'm a beginner I have only made one bust. I had to cut it in half and hallow it out in order to fire it. It's been a long time since made that bust. Which is the best video for a beginner. My eyes could use work.
lol that was so cool when you were trying the different facial expressions. xD you're awesome dude!
@killerwolf02 acutally the clay never dries out if you just keep on spraying water!
all that in just 3 minuites, i'm impressed!
this is pure art!
thanks for sharing this process!!
You make it seem so easy! Thanks for sharing.
Amazing work!...I wish I could do that!
Ha.... one of my favourites.
you are the best sculpter ever
@bytuij
I would like to know that too!
If we would do that like he does, our teacher would never accept to put our stuff in the kiln!
Appart of that, I love his work, his more than FANTASTIC. He is a geneous! Really amazing!
You crazy man
becouse that..... you deserve 5 Stars
and my Favorite
And Raise my hat
I'm Italian...sorry for my lenguage...
bellissima...incantevole...arte...
that was nuts!! I KNOW WHAT YOU MEAN by personal style i am a comicbook artist and almost every one on the field draws all thier characters alike. even i have the same problem
Graciaaaaas! Que buen laburo! La música también es muy linda.
absolutly amazing! i wish i had even a 1/10 of your talent.
Great work!
@vidboy2218 if its gonna be your first sculpture i recommend you use Terracota, it is widely avaliable and the best for sculpture. and get a book about sculpture for beginners so that you know what to do!
totally fantastic, such talent!
Merci.
Je suis alle sur votre site plusieur foix et je le trouve tres interessant.
I use water base clay
this guy is absolutely amazing!!
@kistajk - is the fininshed clay sculpture going to be put into a kilim?
If so you have got to make your sculpture hollow so use newspaper.
If you are going to cast your finished sculpture is safe to use a wire armature.
i don't think it matter's what thickness the clay is, but you don't want to make it too thin because it will crack.
ALWAYS keep your clay sculpture wet and wrap a wet towel around it.
Respect to you! Congratulations!
what clay did you use?
Super Video Philippe, hat mich fürs penturning inspiriert, Danke .. Doug
Thanks for the Video, it did inspire me for my penturning...thanks Doug