Big thank you to Jazza.... This has been an amazing experience, and to have received his Box early made my 2020. I would like to say, his box is the BEST art box out there and I REALLY hope it makes a return. People NEED it, I've learned a new skill, and enjoyed myself here today. Thank you ALL for your ongoing support ❤
NOOO, DON'T PAINT THIS! Just a heads up, Monster Clay is reusable and meant for mold making. Not for finishing and painting. There's polymer clay in the Jazza box as well, that's the stuff that Ace of Clay uses. It's ideal, because you can cure it in the oven (you can even bake halfway to save your progress during the sculpting). This is an entirely different material. Having said that (sorry, had to warn you!), I think it's unbelievably cool what you've managed to make without any sculpting experience! Just, wow! Very very talented. I'm subscribing. :)
Edit: see thread bellow as i got this information wrong DO NOT BAKE THIS CLAY. Keeping origional comment for continuity of the conversation. Origional Comment: The clay he used is the cos clay which can be baked and painted and is even flexable once baked. I would highly suggest watching jazzas video on it because it highlights the diference between regular monster clay and cos. But you are definitely correct about the polymer
@@ADCArtAttack Ofc you are! Lol tysm for the heart, I can't believe you replied! It's great to hear from you!!! P.S. your work is AMAZING and you inspire so many of us every single day. Never stop💖💖
The best part of the collaboration with Jazza is the fact that it got you out of your normal bubble and you are trying new stuff and on top of that they are coming out like you’ve done these things everyday. Anyways MOOVIN ON!
It looks really great and i would love to see it finished and with a backround, its so nice to see that despite your ocd, you're able to create some amazing art, i myself am autistic and im very consious about my art and want it to be perfect so i understand the struggles but back to the piece itself, truly it is amazing for working with clay for the first time, really good work ADC 👍
Guess he'll have to get the right kind of clay to remake this piece, paint, bake, and glaze! I hope he does it. I am a Naruto fan to. Then it would be great to see him do a background diorama using more new materials! One of my best friends is autistic! We all have our things we are just born to have responsibility to manage life with. I'd list mine to, but it is not a competition. Collaborative art is the best bringing people together to build friendships, and skills. Let your talent shine Eckmayay2!!!
@@respectrealperson290 so so true, in the recent year ive started to open up to people online about me being autistic and just wanting to further my art (thanks to watching ADC) because ive had alot of times where im really proud of my art and some just pick on it, then i just throw it away and start again because i see it as its bad
I have been sculpting for over 26 years and I am SO impressed with this being your *FIRST TIME* even *TOUCHING* clay....it’s fantastic!!!! Especially with you not liking the feel of stuff on your hands!😱👍
I always thought clay was so much more messy than this stuff haha... it was difficult for sure, as you see the way I lightly hold it throughout, but no where near as difficult as what I assumed clay would be haha. Flash backs of the Ghost movie 😶
@@ADCArtAttack that was an understandable concern, because like you said (nice ghost reference btw😆) many types of clay *ARE* extremely messy and goopy! But the polymer/plasticine modeling clays are much cleaner and a way better option for someone with a sensory sensitivity! I definitely understand if you don’t do future projects with it, but if it’s something you can adapt to work with - I hope you continue to explore the art medium more, because you clearly have a natural knack for it! 👍
OMG, as a mother of two (now) adults who are on the Spectrum, with very different sensitivities, I was immeasurably proud of you and squeed my way through the video. You.Are.Amazing. I know what it cost you to do this. Thank you, thank you. I am so shocked that you have never sculpted or built a diorama before! So well done. I would love to see this finished when you can. With much love and admiration - Annie.
Hey! Fellow fan of Jazza and Ace of Clay here, which is how I found your channel! Love what you do and this was absolutely awesome! You smashed this challenge as a complete beginner! Just wanted to give you a bit of heads up about the monster clay you used for this...it’s not your typical clay that air dries and can be painted. Ace of Clay did a video where he used this clay and reviewed the sculpture box section of Jazza’s box. He has some really helpful tips on how to use this stuff specifically and provides a link or two on where he learned about it. Can’t wait to see Kyuubi finished in all of his raw ferocity! Keep it up bud!
Do it again with more clay , and paint it please it looks awesome Edit : I read a comment saying that the clay is not that type of clay to paint , so......don't do it lol
I would love to see you finish this project! Please continue to make it bigger and greater! Also, I agree with other comments below that it would be great to watch you make a project with every supply used in the boxes. Happy creating!
I would ABSOLUTELY LOVE to see you work more with clay!!! Clay is one of my favorite mediums and I always love seeing art channels use it in super creative ways, so seeing more of this would be so cool!!!!
I would never have guessed that you have no experience with sculpting, this came out so incredible! Also, when you get more clay to finish the fox tails, make sure that you get the same type that you used to start it. There are a million different types of clay out there and they each work a bit differently, so a different type may not work as well to complete this sculpture. For other projects you could get clay that hardens over time, or that hardens when baked, if that would be easier for you to work with. And I think we all want to see you use more of the supplies from all of these boxes, so you should absolutely create an environment for the fox!
I also have mild OCD and hate when my hands feel dirty. I appreciate that you acknowledge that discomfort in this video and still pursue something out of your comfort zone regardless!
I'm new to your channel, thanks to Jazza. I loved your initial art swap projects. Seeing the joy on your face, hearing it in your voice, was truly heartwarming and inspirational. Please, please finish your figurine. It's wonderful!
That’s some nice work, especially for a first time. You should definitely finish it! For future sculpts, I’d recommend that large appendages like those tails should be part of the main armature rather than attached separately.
Please, please, please, finish this!🙂 I wish I could come work with you or jazz,maybe one day. I've been doing art since I was in elementary school. I went to Art Instruction Schools of Learning when I was in high-school. Other than that I've never had the opportunity to really study the way I wanted. Or do the art I've wanted. I've messed around as much as I could,of course that is until my back surgery. I'm getting into new mediums now that my hands shake and I can't do portraits anymore, but I just wanted to say that I started watching you before Jazza, but I love both of you guys so much!!! You give me such an amazing burst of inspiration and drive to do things. Especially things I've never tried. I am traditionally a comic artist/animator and I look up to you and him so much. Thank you for always having amazingly awesome, light hearted, fun/funny, and insightful videos on all kinds of different styles and mediums. When it comes to drawing mediums and such and now that you and Jazza are collabing here, and there. It seems, he is getting you out of your comfort zone. I like to think this is to unlock your true final form of God artist "in my opinion" and I personally can not wait to see what the old noodle cooks up next for fun video ideas, and see where your endless talent and creativity take you.....Also as a side note on a completely different topic. My favorite style you do has got to be either the Tim Burton or of course anything you do DBZ makes me smile because that is all I drew in middle school and high school. Sorry for the long message. Just wanted to put in my two cents lol. Have a good one and thanks again @ADCArtAttack your one of my top 5 artist of all time no lie up there with BoB and Alex Ross and my best friend Clinton Pope which is an amazing portrait tattoo artist.
I would totally fanboy due to both you and Jazza. Y’all are amazing and epic artists. Glad you were able to push past the messy hands area and continue with the project. I would love to see it finished and painted. Keep being amazing. Keep being talented.
10000% yes you need to finish the fox!! And do even more projects with sculpture and other mediums. You are so insanely talented! It must feel awesome to realize that your artistic talent isn’t limited to the mediums you’ve been used to. Can’t wait to get a Bob plushie!!!
Oh it feels amazing discovering new skills. I wish I knew sooner, perhaps my experiences would be wider, however, im very satisfied with today's video :) Clay is awesome!
I have such an appreciation for fun art channels. I am a big fan of escapism and art content gives me serotonin. So glad you collabed with Jazza or I may have never found you! BRB while I go watch all your old content.
You can’t bake that clay and can not paint it either anyway. I noticed that just when I was going to bake my sculpture. So I rebuild it with another clay. Edit: monster clay is what I understand mostly for practising (the clay is pretty forgiving and easy to shape and you can lay your sculpture on the table without the backside of the figure getting all flat) and for prototypes of all kinds and for making a figure you want to make a sillicone mold of and cast in for example resin epoxy.
I had found your channel because I watch Ace of Clay, so I was so excited to see you doing claywork and referencing him. I fully support you adding on to your sculpture and painting it. Also baking the clay would probably help once you have finished certain parts of the project
You need to give polymer clay a try. Once you're happy with a portion of your sculpture, you can bake it so it becomes solid and permanent. You can then sculpt more onto it, bake again, and so on. Much less stressful. You don't have to worry about squishing things. This monster clay you're using is not meant to be permanent, really. It looks amazing, though, and I'm looking forward to seeing more sculptures from you in the future. Also, well done working to push yourself to get something that makes you so uncomfortable. You never would have discovered the joy of clay mediums otherwise, as well as a new talent.
I hope you get to finish the sculpture and the rest that you wanted to do. Maybe a series of videos? I still can't believe you've never worked with clay before though. So cool!
U should also make a foundation for the head. And also for the tails, it should be all connected to the foundation like its the actual spinal cord of your model. I hope it helps.
Love your videos. But these last two have been something else. Watching you do something out of your comfort zone and end up enjoying it and creating some awesome pieces has been so enjoyable to watch. And your dog is very cute. 😍
it would be great to see you finish this. would also be great to see you do stuff with the other things in the box, whether it involves this sculpture or not. especially if it is new to you. great stuff
Amazing work! I love the texture you achieved. I can't believe you've never used clay before - you can't tell from the results! The Jazza box looks so awesome. I want to see what you'll do with the rest of the supplies! 🖤🖤
I’d love to see this project finished and painted with scenery!! You’ve done a fantastic job stepping out of your comfort zone and creating amazing art projects!
You should make all the Tailed Beasts in a circle with Naruto or the Sage of the Six Paths in the middle. Such an iconic scene from the anime. It would be epic to see a clay model version, and seeing as you killed it with just the Nine Tails, I'm sure you could definitely pull it off. As always you're such a inspiration. Keep up the great work
You’re a super talented artist and this is really well done. But seriously, it’s so impressive that you overcame your textural issues working with this clay. Using the tools and working with what you could do. I’m no stranger to issues with texture and just, yeah! Good work!
Awesome! I think you’d enjoy the polymer more cause you can bake as you go to save progress. My sculpture box is on the way and I can’t wait to try it out myself. Yes try the minis!
This is simply unbelievable for someone that hasn’t used clay before! Even more so how well you handled it having OCD. Amazing work you have a new subscriber.
