Sculpting Frankenstein's Monster Part 2 (Adding the Clay) Supersculpey 

Platinum_Panzer - Thank you!!

Tess No. - I'm planning on it :)

dani randall - That's actually part of my plan. Once I get the moulding and casting materials I'm going to start with busts.

yay

Tecnicus Street Studios id own every one of em! Your work has propelled my inspiration so much further than it was. Thank you Dale!

Shyanne Hemphill :)

Damion Smith - Awesome! and thank you so much! these videos take a while to shoot and edit while sculpting, but hopefully I'll have another one out before the end of the year.

Blue Pengu - Thank you! :)

Matt Eastman - Thank you!

Hugh Jaines - Haha thank you!

Thank you! the original song is Fire by Sister Irene o'connor, but I chopped it up, reversed it and added a beat to it in garage band.

Tecnicus Street Studios The music sounded great. I adored it, it was blissful for me lol. I love Silent Hill Games sound tracks but honestly your own remix tops it.

Thank you so much

For sculptures like this I actually just sculpt and bake it on the wooden base. Pretty much all craft stores have pieces of wood like I use in my videos. Just try to find the highest quality wood they have and check to make sure it's not warped. I've never had any burning issues baking the sculpture on wood in the oven. Just keep an eye on it. Also, I rarely ever bake it at 275F(135C if you're not in the US) for longer than 8 minutes. So, put the sculpture in the oven, turn it on and once it reaches 275 start your timer for 8 to 10 minutes. Once the time is up, turn off the oven and let the sculpture and the oven cool down together for at least 30 minutes. You may have to adjust the time because not all ovens are the same. I hope this helps! Feel free to ask all the questions you want and I'll respond as quickly as I can.

Thank you!

Mark Cunningham - Thank you so much! and thank you for watching and subscribing!! I have not used air dry clay, but I might have to try it someday. Honestly my oven is not very big either. For my larger sculpts, like this one, I measured the inside of my oven and made the sculpture right at the limit.

Mainly, what kind of clay do you use.

zombiesquirrels8D - I think I understand your question. So for the fine details, sometimes I'll kind of lightly tap on the area with my finger tip or a smooth tool to knock down the sharp edges and then lightly smoothe it out with a tool. When adding something like a rib a lot of times instead of adding a small piece of clay I'll just press the detail in and very carefully use a tool to smooth it into the shape i want. It's kind of hard to explain with out showing you. I'm getting ready to start a series of tutorials that will cover everything from materials needed to the final painted sculpture. Hopefully sooner than later. To answer your other question, the liquid I brushed on was Sculpey Clay Softener. It is the final step i use for blending the small details. It takes a lot of patience and delicacy with SuperSculpey since it's so soft.

Linolo Marivio - Hello! Thank you very much :) all I do to prepare the SuperSculpey is tear off pieces and work it in my hands to soften it. it does take a little while sometimes, but it should soften eventually. Is it possible that your clay could be dried out? other than that I'm not sure. If it is dried out the Sculpey Clay Softener may help, but not if it's really bad.

Thanks for your quick reply. Sorry for my late reply. But in the meantime i discovered that behind the Super Sculpey packs is printed the date of production. YYMMDDHH year month day hour I had old/dry Super Sculpey, october 2013. I bought another from another reseller. February 2017. Everything has changed!!! :)

Linolo Marivio - Awesome!

Nicole Salazar - Its called SuperSculpey Below is a link to Blick art materials where you can buy it. There are also many other places you can order it. just Google SuperSculpey. www.dickblick.com/products/super-sculpey/?clickTracking=true&wmcp=pla&wmcid=items&wmckw=33217-3716&gclid=CjwKCAjw64bPBRApEiwAJhG-fhIowuGIdKyyD-aeZpgLMw9tlSGk_9aZ8LdAcp3HOlFEzgmstOVhFBoCLo0QAvD_BwE

Alan Herrera - The original song is called Fire by Sister Irene O'Connor. The version in this video is one I made. I put the song in garage band slowed it down, reversed some parts, changed the pitch and added a beat.

Ian Hill - Im using SuperSculpey polymer clay.

Dan Dan - it's called Super Sculpey www.amazon.com/Sculpey-Super-Sculpturing-Compound-Beige/dp/B0026C1T8C

The original song is called Fire by Sister Irene O'Connor. The version in this video is one I made. I put the song in garage band slowed it down, reversed some parts, changed the pitch and added a beat.

Aww, darn! I really, REALLY loved the version that was played within your video. Also, I of course adore all of your content!

Hubba BubbaBB - Thank you! If you really want a copy of the song, DM your email on Instagram and I could send you a download link. Instagram is tecnicus_street.

Tecnicus Street Studios Ah, crap. I don’t have an Instagram account, unfortunately. However, I’ll definitely make one when I can and DM you my email address.

it's a polymer clay called SuperSculpey.

+Tecnicus Street Studios ok awesome thx. ur work is really cool and again thx.