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@@jonathaneast3727 thank you. Glad you find it helpful. At the moment I'm busy building an Etsy shop to make some money. I'll be back with new videos soon (I hope 😅)

@@aBLA910 I appreciate it very much. I'm not a brilliant artist mate, I'm just good enough to work here and there. But I'm glad you learned something from my videos.

@@沐林陈 very glad to hear that

@@trashman1613 I appreciate your words. I try to keep them as long and detailed as possible but still, watchable. Every process is hours and days of work so it is tough to condense it in such a small video.

@@MarcoIlardi-k9s white spirit - aqua ragia inodore.

@@alicewright3439 thank you so much. It is challenging to decide what to show because the attention span on TH-cam is very low and I don't want to do content that is not watched that lasts 4-5 hours per video, I'd love that but I know that 2-3 people might watch it 😅. At the same time, like you said, most channels don't show much, so I want to make a difference that's why the time lapse. I really appreciate your comment. Thank you again

@@remymorris-cy5bb thank you! I'm always very happy to hear words like this. That's the reason why I'm doing these videos. If you have anything in mind of what you would like to learn, leave a comment and I'll put your subject in the list of videos to make

@@mikeyseviersspookshow5183 thank you so much. Sometimes it is on my side and it's incredibly awkward to work like that 😅 I need to find some way to make the whole experience more enjoyable.

@@ProSilTechChannel thank you so much. I'm working on a new one already 🤘

@@WreckitRalke can you give me an example please?

@@WreckitRalke unfortunately I never filmed a full length real time videos. Because of the length of the project, it needed to be a time lapse.

@@domanhfx what exactly do you have in mind?

@@francescofabianiprosthetic8835 Im thinking about like the charakteristic landmarks of the face. Where are the right place of the cheekbones etc. and how do you sculpting that in a caharacter make up. Or what is important to looks organic and real. Something like that.

@@domanhfx I don't do a layer by layer (bones, tendons, muscles, skin) sculpting in my process. At this point in my career I just know where the forms are and I do it, mostly for speed, being fast is very important, you save money to your employer. But for the purpose of instructing and the video, is a good idea, just to have a visualization of why the final sculpt looks the way it does. I'll put it on the list of videos to make 🤘

@@francescofabianiprosthetic8835 Sounds great! Thank you for the explanation. Got another question, maybe for another video lol. I want to work in the movie industry as sculptor/ mua. What is good way or startingpoint to get a feet in there?

@@geraldolaverdure8426 is the inside of a guitar string

@@francescofabianiprosthetic8835 thanks

Thank you very much

It's hard to work when you have your mental handbrake pulled constantly. It's always important though, to keep pushing the accelerator and do what you love. Thank you for watching the video

Monster clay yes, it does melt quickly but for me that's not an issue anymore and I use the resin in a way that saves the sculpt. I will make a video showing the prep of the life cast. When you do it ,it's best the night before but if you are in a rush you just need a thorough drying process for every layer. Plastiline grey 55/50 is the most used by professionals in UK but monster clay is taking over. I feel I was one of the first in a few workshops asking to use solely monster clay. I learned tricks that make me go faster with it.

@@francescofabianiprosthetic8835 Cool ! That is Awesome ! Thank you for sharing this information . I would love to further my experience with Monster clay because I feel it has tremendous potential. I would especially would like to start using it for makeup prosthetics , I would love to hear further about any tricks you said you developed with Monster clay that allows you to work faster ? Especially when it comes to skin detailing and surface bump texture . Thank you again !👍👍😀

Thanks man. I really appreciate it. That's why I'm doing it.

That's why I'm doing this video. 🤘

That's great to hear ,please share with me your progress. I'm interested in your final result

Hi, thank you, it was my first attempt at a video sculpting lesson. The tool is made out of guitar string wire inside a brass tube.

@@francescofabianiprosthetic8835 and how do you fixed it in the Brass tube? 2k epoxy glue?

Always happy to share. I try to cover subjects that are not as common on TH-cam.

Thank you, I do my best

It's addictive and extremely frustrating at the same time. You want to go finer and craZier but it feels endless 😅

Hi, thanks for your comment. I am using Monsteclay medium. It's my favourite clay of all time. Video by video I will showcase what I learned throughout the years using this clay. Honestly I started to use it in 2013 to try it and I never stopped using it.

Drinking Monsters sculpting monsters that's my way 🤘

@@francescofabianiprosthetic8835 Nice👌🏻😂

That's what I love to hear. I'm glad you enjoyed it

What part are you talking about?

@@francescofabianiprosthetic8835 sorry about that i dont no what i was talking about either lmao im trying to rack my brain on the other parts im talking about

Fair enough

Just acrylic paint. I match it as best o could with the clay and painted it on the plaster.

I used an acrylic paint to replicate the colour of the clay and give a more uniform look to the whole design

And finally more is coming 🤘

4 years later but finally more is coming 🤘

@@francescofabianiprosthetic8835 Happy to see that 😊💯💯