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Wooow I really appreciate! Thank you!!

Grazie a te! 😊

Muchas gracias!!!

Thank you! 😁

Wow 💪🏻💪🏻

How did you make that tool

No it's not that hard. I find it very relaxing, i swear ahahahaha

If you use polymer clay maybe yes, it is very sticky.

Muchas gracias! El nombre del producto que usé es NSP polymer clay by Chavant.

I used a piece of wood floor, it does not need any preparation because it is already lacquered. This type of clay adheres well to materials that are as smooth as possible.

What type of clay is this? Thanks

I believe she is working on a partially dried surface of clay, and that she will allow the finished piece to dry to leather hard then kiln-fire the entire piece. I am guessing. Those of us working in other types of clay --such as air-dry, polymer (oven-bake), or plasticine (oil/wax) --- will need to experiment. -- name suggests German helpful? Ich glaube, sie arbeitet an einer teilweise getrockneten Oberfläche aus Ton und lässt das fertige Stück zu Leder hart trocknen und dann in einem Hochtemperatur-Keramikofen brennen. Ich rate. Diejenigen von uns, die mit anderen Arten von Ton arbeiten - wie Lufttrocknen, Polymer (Backen im Ofen) oder Plastilin (Öl / Wachs) - müssen experimentieren.

I was wrong! she is using Chavant NSP, which is of the Oil and Wax variety - actually NEVER dries. easier to research as *Plasticine* and we will have to find out how to adhere to substrate.

I used a piece of wood for the parquet flooring, it attached perfectly.

@@eagleturtle2239 In my experience this type of plasticine adheres perfectly almost everywhere, even too much, on my clothes for example 😂😂

If the clay never dries, how do you preserve the art?

😁Hi! The clay I use is called Chavant NSP, and no, it doesn't dry with air

Thank you!! I used a piece of wood floor, you can use any rigid material that the clay adheres to. Then do some tests on different materials

Of course! These tips apply to any modeling material.Only with earthenware clay, for example, you have to take into account some precautions, such as being careful not to let the air remain inside the modeling, otherwise it splits with cooking.

it's similar, but the surface of the one I use is not smooth but has the same texture as a wood file

I bought it on an Italian website specialized in tools of this type. It is a hook-shaped file. Hope this was helpful 😉

Michela Zeta it does help a lot actually. Do you by any chance remember the name of the website? I’ll do my research too tho. Thanks a whole lot for the reply . Amazing works and very Ancient Greek vibe coming out of your works too. Keep it up !

@@stel1000Yes, it's true 😁 I'm working on the name. Thank you 😊

Which tool?

Michela Zeta the one you are using at the start of demonstration

​@@geraldguiver9732 modeling clay tools you can find online - Mostly come in sets of 5 or 6 double-ended pieces. Amazon is great!

NSP, medium hardness , I wrote it in the description

What is the name of clay

Nsp means

That's the name, "NPS" is what is written on the package, NPS by Chavant

@@meenalverma5229 you know you’re asking a human being a question right? Since you seemed to want a response, why not ask with more respect and gratitude? I don’t understand how you can’t be bothered to write a polite sentence when asking a question you could look up yourself.