Polymer Clay Basics Part III - Tools, Blending, & Demos (in real time)

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In this part I talk about the tools I use, how to blend clay (raw on raw and raw on baked), and do a few quick real time demos.
The audio in the demo parts has pauses. That's how it is. I just didn't have time to replace the pauses with music. Also sorry this is a bit late. I couldn't get the video to upload. Had to split it in 3. Good news is we're changing internet providers soon to double the bandwidth so hopefully I'll be able to upload videos longer than 10 minutes without problems.
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22 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 4

@stevew585 Год назад

Fantastic video, Thanks Alan.

@razafiki 6 лет назад

Thanks for the tutorials brosef!

@propergoodfilms9653 7 лет назад

Love your videos man! Very helpful as a beginner to sculpting. My only advice would be, don't say stuff like 'this is only a demo, usually I would do... x y and z'. If there is something you would do instead of what you're teaching, then you should show that stuff instead. Very informative however, I look forward to more tutorials!

@alansartlog 7 лет назад

Thanks. I'm glad you found them helpful. And thanks for the feedback. The demos were meant to be quick demos I could link to when people ask how to do x, especially for timelapses (which I plan to do more of) that show the entire process (and these differ a bit piece to piece) but are often too fast to see these specific techniques. So the demos were primarily meant to supplement those. Also if you're referring to the part about blending the bottom eyelid. The video was already long as it was and I had already demonstrated how to blend with the ball stylus. Plus it's optional how much you blend and how exactly the eye looks around that area. Different characters might require slightly different techniques. If there's anything though that you found confusing or had a hard time doing, do tell me though. I will keep it in mind for future videos.