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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ย. 2014
- Sculpting a Creature Bust- a complete tutorial using Super Sculpey by talented sculptor Jake Corrick.
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Jake Corrick is the Bob Ross of creature design.
IVE SEEN SO MANY SCULPTURE TUTORIALS AT THIS POINT ...AND ALWAYS COME BACK TO THIS ONE FOR REFERENCES, GUIDE, AND IDEAS...THANK YOU JAY, YOU ALWAYS MAKE IT SUPER FUN AND EASY. INSPIRATiONAL IS AN UNDERSTATEMENT.
Great job at teaching and on your sculpt! Better than some classes that cost big bucks!
Ha, finally. I've I've saving my guitar strings for a good while now thinking they're gonna come in handy somehow. This is how lmao. I've also used them to carve pumpkins
Very informative lesson. Excellent video production too. I hope you do more of these Jake!
Wow! You are so talented! Thank you for letting me, for a brief moment, see into your world.
Super talented, and very detailed explanations! Fantastic to learn from! +JakeCorrick what a handsome artist :)
I absolutely LOVED this tutorial! The little tips about tool making and the clear, succinct process made it a joy to watch. The only thing I'm worried about is baking it at home. Is there any other type of clay that acts the same as Super Sculpey but that is air drying? Also, I'd love to see a painting of the creature!
Melanie MulHolland -Thank you so much! No need to worry about baking it at home, you can use a regular home oven! you can also bake Sculpey in a cheap toaster oven specifically for baking clay if you are worried about your oven, although Super Sculpey is non toxic.
That was so simple yet incredible. Thanks for the aluminum foil tip and for the video; it was very eye opening.
Awesome video. Looking forward to seeing more of these.
Beautiful work!
Can't share this enough. Great video.
Awesome tutorial, thank you so much! I really love the skin textures method, it look so real! Thanks for the clear explanation (and sorry for my English, I'm Italian, from Rome :))
Brilliant nothing like making your own creature!
This is just what I needed. Thank you!
Really helpful. A great tutorial.
The thumb nail nearly made me think that Seth Rogan was going to teach me how to sculpt lmao
Awesome video!!!
Awesome, thanks! So much info!
fantastic !!
would love to see you do a video of how you paint them after you bake them.
awesome trick!!!.. thanks :)
He's cute, great tutorial
That is really awesome. :) I love making faces with clay but all the ones I make are way smaller than that. Someday soon I will try a large one. :)
- Heidi
Wicked, great video.
Wow. I'm shocked at how long you have to bake it. I thought it was only a half hour. Looks awesome!,
Wow, big hand can sculpt the detail work. I have want learn from him
awesome video. Im just starting out and learning as I go so this helps tremendously. My first sculpt is nearly complete and im now ready to add the finishing touches and detail. I need to smooth it and wondered if Its ok to use white spirit? can I use it undiluted or will that be to strong?. Also I haven't baked before so am nervous. Once i bake it if i do have any cracks or want to add more can I re bake it and how long for? Thanks for the tips in this vid and will def subscribe.
You can use an eye for an eye.
Hey Jake -I find you everywhere these days! ;) Subscribing! (know you from the clubhouse)
Great tutorial. I wonder if you take the sculpt off the stand before you bake it? Or do they stay on those?
Who is this guy and does he have his own channel??
Awesome. Sculpey looks like so much fun! You mentioned you bake it in the oven. Could you show us how you remove the sculpture from the armature and prepare it to be baked?
Thanks
You never remove it from the armature. You bake the entire thing.
very cool......does it matter what kind of material you use for the under layer? for weight and center of gravity and what not?
do you make sculptures for silicon mold making ? or is this a one off
How do you attach the eye forms to the clay? and these are fine to bake with the sculpture itself? Also, where is a good place to purchase glass eyes? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Is the armateure and aluminium part of the sculpture when finished baking?
what are the eyes made of for baking? Glass?
wooooouuu +++++
what kind of career can one make of this sculpting talent? im very interested in just doing it as a hobby but im just curious
Can I use water .? I dont like alcohol.
And ,what product of super slculpy is?
Nice sculpt for sure but you really cook it for 2 hours? I bake mine for 15-20 minutes tops and they come out fine, so I thought. Maybe I should try baking them longer.
PolyformProducts awesome tutorial!
What kind of clay did you use
Super Sculpey available here: www.sculpey.com/super-sculpey/6-super-sculpey
Wuauu .with .clay?
will the glass eye break or crack in the oven?
Not at all as long as you stick between 225 and 250 degrees Fahrenheit.
Jake Corrick
Thanks for the tip. Will you also do a video of the painting process for painting sculpts?
soundofmetal it is in the planning stages!
How did you make the armature?
Lisa! It is a simple pipe and flange (can be found at any hardware store) screwed to a board and then just a length of aluminum armature wire twisted and shoved in.
Thanks! It probably sounds silly, but the armature part is the most intimidating for me. I have used crumpled up foil, but not wire or anything else yet. And I am running into problems with clay cracking (I use Premo white and paint it).
Lisa Elle One of the most common causes of cracks is underbaking your piece, or cooling it too quickly. Good luck!
Lisa Elle What I've seen, and do is bake my clay in the oven. When time's up just shut the oven off and leave the piece in there to cool without opening the door. It'll be a nice slow cool down, and I almost never get cracks. HTH.
Youve gotta be Seth Rogans doppleganger. You look and sound just like him. lmao
Hi I'd like to know where to get the eyes beeds like that, or how to make them. Thnaks
Hi! Those are taxidermy eyes! There are a number of places you can order them online including Amazon, and there are a million different styles and sizes to choose from.
wow nice, thank you very much.
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"That's a penis"!
BTW nice work!
"there are no straight lines in nature" Oh yeah? What about the horizon? Check mate for the flat earthers, dawg.