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From: juliankhor
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  • very cool

  • What kind of clay do you use?

  • I'm totally amazed. I want to start and discover this medium. Thank you so much for the tutorial. Do you have a Facebook page?

  • Good Day Julian, Your tutorials are incredible. Do U have a Facebook adress?

  • How come no one ever models a skinny bloke?

  • @imgDTV

    Yeah. haha.. plus my nails.. they always tear the latex when I put them on :/

  • Answer and I'll subscribe. Just forget it, I'll just subscribe now. Please answer me anyway. Need that answer... please

  • @EgilJohnsen

    Thank you for subscribing :)

  • How do you start with this kind of art?

  • @EgilJohnsen

    Check out this website. There are alot of detailed video tutorial/documentary process of how they are made from beginning to the end. Copy and paste this link into your internet browser. d-anatomystoredotcom/?cat=31 ( PLEASE REPLACE THE ' dot ' with an actual dot. Youtube does not allow internet links to be posted in the comment section. :/

  • Incredible work on the piece!

  • @Generalsplatton

    thank you :)

  • another great work !!!

  • @TheViperRKO1997

    thank you  :)

  • try using milliput

  • @Pinkster40K Milliput is great stuff, but for strengthening the armature, your better off with a faster hardening - and much much harder - aluminium epoxy repair putty, such as Quiksteel. It stinks to hell, and is much more of an irritant to the skin then slower curing epoxy putties, but is incredibly strong.

  • @LurkingCrassZero

    Thanks for the info. I prefer these one besides strengthening armatures alone I can also use it for modeling parts, repairs, fixing cracks from baking and also filling up little holes from pitting during casting. I love it cause it's pretty versatile and DOES NOT STINK. :)

  • @Pinkster40K

    Milliput is great, however it lacks the strength for stiffening armatures and supports.

  • eres el maestro!!! xD genial Master!

  • Cool! Are you using polymer bake Clay or air dry? I wonder if you can bake the sculpt with the plastic pieces and epoxy without melting/burning them. If you have tips on how to prevent this please share. Love your work.

  • @awesomepaintjob

    Sometimes I will mix a recipe of Sculpey firm, sculpey original, super sculpey and sculpey III just to reach that consistency that I am going for. Again this is very personal preference, I swear by it, some people just don't like my recipe.This epoxy is heat resistance, however for the armature tube, it'll soften during baking, but I do not have much issue with it as it's enveloped in polymer clay and it hardens around the tube and contained within.

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