Minimally subtractive process of relief bas carving in clay! Part I featuring graphite transfer of drawing onto leather hard clay, pressing along lines to define separation from the background.
Thank you! This is *exactly* what I needed. The problem with the tutorials I've seen so far is that so much has become second nature to the artist, they don't think to explain pretty fundamental techniques like holding the tool at an angle when outlining. Finding truly helpful tutorials for true beginners is nigh impossible so I can't say enough how much I appreciate this. You're a natural born teacher!
You’re an exceptional teacher. I had been looking for a low relief tutorial for ages. I’m glad I’ve found your video. It is so clear and is easy to follow for especially a beginner. Thank you so much!
My compliments on a very thorough presentation. It must be difficult to work the angles necessary and be aware of the camera. Really like that you describe your thoughts as you proceed. Interesting technique without excising. You make it look easy enough for anyone to do.
Thank you very miss 😄 for your very detailed instructions and advice, it help me understand more clay about in art lot more in school . I give my deepest thanks miss 👍🏾.
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Hello, Thank you for sharing such a detailed video, very helpful. For a complete beginner can I try this technique at home with air dry clay? What do you suggest?
Well, it's a very long process and I take the time to explain what I am thinking and doing. If you decide to try this process, I hope you will find the details helpful.
