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- DAVID LEMON'S INSTRUCTIONAL DVDs ON HOW TO CREATE IN CLAY
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Enjoyed watching your video thanks for sharing 👍👍👍
David, many thanks. This is contagious. I also started, however Im (at 63) only a beginner. Using still my wives cutlery, I'll soon get more professional tools as I develop this fabulous art. One day I'll get it right.
Nothing like the hands of an expert. You inspire me Dave. Thanks
Started an Indian Girl in a Elk Tooth Dress today.... The face at the end of the day ain't ideal.... yet!!!!
Mr. Lemon, it's always amazing to see you start a new project. I'm not sure if you noticed by now, you drew the bottom of the chin to the point where you set the collar bone, so you scaled her up, that's why you were running out of space. Still, it is coming up beautiful!
Thank you and I did notice.. lol
This video is very helpful, gonna start to do these- I see it looks like you can layer the clay slowly rather than scoring it and lumping as I saw in other videos- I like the method in this video best.
I'm using Chavant's NSP Soft, you find it on this Page.. It's a Plasticine Clay. You can't fire it and it will never harden.
It's located half way down this page sculpturedepot.net/clay-wax-tools/product.asp?Clay
Too funny, thank you for taking the time to reply! Best
Lemon, your level of output makes me feel horrible about myself. How dare you.
Ah, I wondered what those white adornments were on her dress. Also, if you coat the board with white glue, mixed with a bit of water, your clay will adhere to it better. Be sure to let it dry for about 24 hrs first.
They're elk teeth... good suggestion.. How's the re-tooling??
Wonderful 👌👌👌👌
Amazing!!
Played with gum as a kid- definitely
I like your technique a lot. Is that plasticine?
The clay I use is a plasticine clay called J-Mac, medium hardness. I get it from sculpturedepot.net
Fascinating to watch. What is that measuring tool you use called?
Calipers
Dear Mr. Lemon, I have learned a lot from you thank you! Until now I have worked in clay with lots of grog but now I would like to venture in to bronze, do you recomond what kind of clay oil base or water base that I am currently using is ok?
a Fan,
Funny you should ask.. I posted this video yesterday on Chavant clay
th-cam.com/video/0VvnKSdJ48Y/w-d-xo.html
Is there any more of faces on a board types I like them great
No.. I never finished this one.. I tore up the clay and re-used it.. Sorry..
Just came across this video...great work...cud u pls guide me as to which clay u used for this work
Also do you think this approach would work with air dry clay?
No idea.. I don't work with that kind of clay
Sir Which clay You are using.
The clay I use is J-Mac medium grade Plasticine clayYou can get it a sculpturedepot.net
What kind of clay are you using? Is it durable?
It's Plasticine clay.. never hardens... J-Mac medium You can get it from sculpturedepot.net
Hey @@clayguy1, great video! A question about Plasticine. If it never hardens, wont the relief start sagging after a while with gravitational pull...? Thank you in advance!
@@QuestKash It can over time if you don't make a strong or good armature... I ended up tearing this one apart... Never liked it...
What kind of clay do you use?
J-Mac Plasticine Clay, Medium hardness. You can purchase from sculpturedepot.net
Hi. Then what do we do next after doing the artwork? Its plasticine? It's not "permanent "...
I'm sure you have a supplier for resin and cold cast bronze, but I thought I would share this with you anyway: www.brickintheyard.com
They have a TH-cam channel as well: th-cam.com/users/brickintheyard
I'm sub'd with them already.. thank you