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Clay is the Way
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 23 เม.ย. 2021
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Bas relief Tile Adding to the Foreground
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Bas relief Tile Adding to the Foreground
Dirty Rice Rabbit Form Making a Flange
มุมมอง 1973 ปีที่แล้ว
In this video I make a flange for this rabbit covered container. Same process as the teapot project.
Dirty Rice Rabbit Adding Ears and Legs
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In this video I finish the rabbit covered container adding the ears and legs.
Dirty Rice Rabbit Form Making and Attaching the Legs
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In this video I continue to work on the rabbit covered container.
Dirty Rice Technique Making a Rabbit
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This construction technique I have been using for over 40 years. Dave Middlebrook pioneered this in the early 1970's. I use dry uncooked rice instead of vermiculite because of the dust and possible carcinogenic exposure. Listen carefully when watching the video, this process should be done in one sitting, as the dry rice absorb moisture and expand if left in the clay for any length of time.
Making a Hollow handle and Feet for the Tea Pot
มุมมอง 2803 ปีที่แล้ว
In this video I show how to make a hollow handle and feet for the teapot.
Building the Tea Pot
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In this video I take all of the components I demonstrated the the previous videos and I show how to build and assemble the teapot.
Making and Hollowing a Tea Pot Spout
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In this video I show how to make a hollow teapot spout using a carrot shaped coil of clay.
Making a Lid with a Flange
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In this video I show how to make a lid with a flange on a press molded form.
Press Mold Double Bowl Form
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In this video I show how to make a single press mold bowl form, for the creation of a covered container or the body of a teapot.
Press Mold Single Bowl Form
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In this video I show how to make a single press mold bowl form, for the creation of a covered container or a teapot
Bas Relief part 3 Tranfering Design b
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This is the third of several videos covering the process of making a Bas relief tile.
Bas Relief part 2 Transferring Design a
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Bas Relief part 2 Transferring Design a
excelent job!
Your teaching is highly appreciated u must be pretty underatted. 17:31 the yellow thing is a sponge?
Thank you for your video! Going to attempt this tomorrow! I was wondering about the wire you use to hold up the shark… Can it be fired and if so could you please tell me what kind? Or is it put in after?
Did you ever find out?
I used stainless steel rod and glued in place after the glaze firing. The did not go through the firing.
What ismthe material you are rolling the clay on?
I took a pillow case and stapled it to a wood board
amazing
Can you do a video on how to make the coral reef stand for the shark plz?!
Don't forget to put the "hook" in the top part of the tail, mate.
That shark with the diver is called "Deep Blue" for your information mate.
She's chunky bc she's pregnant
mkay
Thank you very much for your great video! The shark look very good. 👌🏼👏🏼🫶🏻💣⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🙋🏼♀️🇦🇹
Thankyou for this tutorial i made a whale following your instructions and i'm really pleased with it 😊 Are you on instagram as your above profile doesn't work ..i can't find you on IG.Many thanks Karen 😊
You are welcome, Glad you're experiencing success. I'm not on Instagram at the moment.
what doe your whale look like? Pictures?
very nice video, good job
Are you using air dry clay.?
No, I'm using a stoneware claybody. I have use air dry clay in the past teaching after school programs and I have found it workability has a short window to work with. It can dry out quickly if working outside as well as just over working the clay and creating too much friction that heats the clay and dries it out. Air dry clay also is difficult to rehydrate with water. It works for the application of giving the tactile experience of working with clay, but not having to deal with drying, glazing and firing the work.
I'm using cone 5 clay to sculpt this relief
Cool
For future reference, there are 5 gill slits, not 4. (Almost all sharks except for species like the 6 gill and 7 gill sharks, have 5 gill slits.) Also the eyes are smaller and further forward. Also the caudal keel (which you called "these little glides that all sharks have") are only present on a few species. Salmon sharks, Makos, White Sharks, and Whale Sharks for example. It's nice creating a helpful tutorial for sculpting techniques, but your anatomy points and specifically observations about this species are off. If the techniques are the main point, then my observations may be just knit picking or immaterial. But given that you are citing anatomy as if to share facts, you might wish to keep those discussions authentic if you are presenting them as a how to make a realistic white shark tutorial. Just saying... 😉 I like your hammerhead sculpt. With this I am curious to see the end result. So I'll reserve judgement in full. Good luck with future shark sculpts. Cheers!
I stand corrected. Thank you
Hi there. I have been following these videos, but they ended on video 4. I have never seen a relief carved before. Are there more videos on this pelican, beyond video 4 I mean? Thank you for posting these videos. I watched in awe! God bless you and your family.
I just uploaded more videos on the Bas relief. I thought I had them all on the channel. Would enjoy joy seeing your attempts at carving. enjoy
Please, can you tell me if this animal can be made out of air dry clay at all?
yes it can. Those types of clay are sometimes not as malleable. Use water and score your connections really well
Thank you so much for your reply and advice. I will possibly make a smaller one to give it a try. You make beautiful sharks. Thank you for this tutorial! God bless you Sir!
is there more coming for the pelican? if so where can i find it?
yes just uploaded
Cool
I am not one of your students, but I do like using SCULPEY clay and I have made a lot of clay seal and sea lion figurines. Clay sculpting is a very fun activity for me
Thanks for the video!
I have glass vase that I've painted with acrylic paint - can I use Sculpey Air Dry Model Clay to create handles for those vases (and will they mount? If so, how do I "mount" them onto the vase? (Clay on acrylic/glass). Your works are beautiful
Some air dry clay is tempered in the oven, not sure what kind your are using. But sculpt handles and position them to fit on the desired location of your vase. As they firm up gently remove them to completely dry and you can then paint them. I would use a gorilla glue or epoxy to adhere them to the glass vase.
u are really good at this
Very well made may I say! 👌🏻🤗🙏🏻
It is a clay recipe from Long Beach State college. Aardvark Clay Co. in Santa Ana CA makes it. I get LBM the M is minus the iron addition. Regular LB clay has enough iron oxide to give it a light red color and a rich brown in reduction firing. It is a very versatile clay body for throwing and sculpting. I threw production Pottery for 17 years and every studio used this clay. I threw over a million pots with this clay and sculpted many large works of art. Aardvark also has a store in Las Vegas.
Could you try to make a tiger/sand tiger shark?
You are the best teacher
What type of clay are you using?
LBM from Aardvark clay co
The eye
Can you make 1970 dodge car
I'm sure I could, and you can too. Find images that are in line drawing format that would make it easier for you to follow the contour lines of the car you wish to carve out of clay.
Maybe step by step :)