Sculpting Giant Squid using Cosclay Translucent _ Architeuthis dux _ @LifeofClay
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- Опубліковано 7 чер 2024
- Hi everyone!
I sculpted this #giantsquid #polymerclaysculpture out of #cosclayusa polymer clay
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MATERIALS:
• COSCLAY Translucent
• Wooden stick
• Stainless wires
• Liquid Polymer Clay (Sculpey)
PAINTS:
• Orange (Monte marte)
• Vermillion (Monte marte)
• Brilliant red (Monte marte)
• Green (Monte marte)
• Yellow lemon (Monte marte)
• Titanium white (Monte marte)
• Black (Monte marte)
SEALER:
• Gloss Water based Varnish (Decoart)
• 2 parts Clear Resin
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“..The underside of its body and not its head because it would be more humane” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 love the sculpture, amazing and lifelike as always!
Lol😄, I still really don't know if in either ways is humane. I truly appreciate the compliments my dear. Thanks a ton.😘
Looks better than all "professional" museum models I have seen of Architeuthis dux!
Interestingly, in its deep sea habitat it seems to have a beautifully shiny silver color - at least in the footage recorded by Kubodera and his team in 2012.
Great work!
thank you many many!🤩
Next are you going to make future predator from primeval
Thats a super clever painting technique, thanks for sharing!
The pleasure is mine, my friend. Thanks that you find it helpful.😊
Look at this lovely noodle friend. Nice work!
Yeah, thanks my friend, really appreciate it 😊🙏
Galiiingg
Salamat cooletssss😊🙏
Great work. Never heard of this type of clay before. Had to look it up, seems interesting
Absolutely and I am very sure you'll gonna love it. All.the Cosclay series are versatile and they also have liquid agents of various uses. Thank you my friend.
Love what you do here! Keep it up, your work is inspiring.
Thank you so much! Will do!😊
Hello it turns out very beautifully, please make an emperor scorpion!
Yeah sure I'll be making one in one of our upcoming episodes. Thank you so much, my friend.😊🙏
Absolutely stunning sculpture 😊😊😊
Oh thank you so much, my friend.😊🙏
@@LifeofClay you are very welcome 🤗
🤩🤩🤩
Thanks, my friend😊
Please come soon, I love your work❤🙏🙏🥺
Sure, I will, just getting some pending projects done. Thanks a lot dear🥰
I finally have clay so I am going to attempt to make this
Oh that's awesome, go for it buddy. I hope i made my modular methods easy for you😊 give me an update whenever you start it. Thanks
Hey buddy it so good to see you’re back!
Hi buddy, thank you so much. Nice to see you you all. Im glad you still here to support me and i couldn't thank you more.😊🙏
Thank you for sharing! That's an amazing sculpt, very inspiring. I might give this a try myself soon :)
However, as someone researching cephalopod suction cups I cant help but point out two minor mistakes regarding the squid anatomy.
The 8 smaller appendages are called the "arms", while the word "tentacle" is reserved for the 2 longer appendages with the suckers at the end, on the tentacular club as you mentioned. These tentacles are used for rapidly grabbing prey that are out of their arms' reach and bringing them closer.
Additionally, while often described in literature as being made up of chitin, this is merely an outdated assumption. Chromatography has shown chitin presence in the ring is very unlikely. Instead, the sucker teeth rings are made up of a protein family called "suckerin", which consists of similar building blocks as proteins commonly found in insects.
I also have a question. When painting before baking you use pigment powder. What is the difference you experienced between using pigment and regular acrylic paints in this part of the process?
Again, lovely video and lovely sculpture. Subscribed and looking forward to seeing more from you!
thank you so much my friend, especially for the added clarification and updated information regarding this amazing creature. And regarding your question about the painting method, pigment powder shading adds undershade or what I call "precoloring" and it gives your eyes a color guide on how to top it with the final paints which is also dilluted and keep every layer translucent until you get the final color you desire. it can be applied in different color combinations or layers too.
Make a hermit crab
Yeah sure! it's already in my list😊
Can you make a gecko?
sure I will, I actually really wanna make one😊 thank you for the suggestion dear!
Is flexible or what???
Yeah it ia Flexible, thanks