Really an amazing content, this gave me a lot of ideas both lore and sculpting wise. I have a question tho, what exactly is the solvent that you used for smoothening the clay
Great video! I have not had a lot of success with polymer clay, but this is inspiring me to give it another shot. Did you bake the head while attached to the pin vise? How long do you bake each layer of polymer clay?
Glad to hear you feel inspired! This is my favorite comment to read 😁 I carefully removed the head from the pin vice and put it on the oven rack. I think the vice would be fine in the oven given it's such a low temp but I don't want to risk it since I bought it thanks to my Patrons. I never bake anything more than 15 minutes at 130 degrees Celsius but I'm usually only making smaller stuff. If you have anymore questions feel free to message me on Instagram.
I, too, have had difficulties using oven-bake clay. The kind I used was a cheap version of Sculpey I got from Walmart, and ended up being so soft and sticky it was a major pain to work with. Very messy, required almost constantly use of Vasaline to keep from sticking to my hands (which, in turn, made the clay more goopy). I might need to try some different kind of polymer clay next time.
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Thanks friend!
That's a good idol. Great Clean One.
This is an amazing guide. I personally love generic miniatures as well. Thank you so much. I love your crafting videos
Thank you!
Really an amazing content, this gave me a lot of ideas both lore and sculpting wise. I have a question tho, what exactly is the solvent that you used for smoothening the clay
Thanks so much! I don't remember the brand name but it's just paint thinner. Most art supply stores will have some!
What kind of solvent? You didn't say.
Any kind will work, from white spirits to paint thinner.
Thats a cute little tin. I'd guess its a personal collection of niche tools?
Some niche, some basic, some handmade. I like collecting sculpting tools.
Love this, great work😁
Cheers!
Great video! I have not had a lot of success with polymer clay, but this is inspiring me to give it another shot. Did you bake the head while attached to the pin vise? How long do you bake each layer of polymer clay?
Glad to hear you feel inspired! This is my favorite comment to read 😁
I carefully removed the head from the pin vice and put it on the oven rack. I think the vice would be fine in the oven given it's such a low temp but I don't want to risk it since I bought it thanks to my Patrons. I never bake anything more than 15 minutes at 130 degrees Celsius but I'm usually only making smaller stuff.
If you have anymore questions feel free to message me on Instagram.
I, too, have had difficulties using oven-bake clay. The kind I used was a cheap version of Sculpey I got from Walmart, and ended up being so soft and sticky it was a major pain to work with. Very messy, required almost constantly use of Vasaline to keep from sticking to my hands (which, in turn, made the clay more goopy). I might need to try some different kind of polymer clay next time.
Very nicely done! :D
Thanks Kobold!
What a nice little giant
Thanks!
he has such a fun face
I was really happy with how pleasant he turned out ☺️
Beutiful Work.
This guy is fun. Thanks!!!
Thank you!
Useful and cool tutorial. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much!
nice sculpting! I look forward to the further projects with this base
Thanks! I'm excited to mold and cast a bunch.
Good job buddy!
Cheers!
Such a rad build.👌🏻👌🏻I would love to be the proud owner of one the copies one day. Awesome work 🍻
You can have one when you win the lotto and come visit! ☺️
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Very nice sculpting and a very well detailed face. It will ,without a doubt , be an amazing base for future projects!
Obrigado Marcio!
God I love that lore. I would love to play a game with you! Great build as always!
I'm definitely gonna organize one over Discord! Thanks Niche!
Burlfolk?!? I love it!!! They look like they’re comfily nestled in their landscape! I hope we get to see ye make some tree-type!!!
I definitely have some plans to make more beasties from my ttrpg world, thanks so much! It was nice making a cozy looking character for a change ☺️
Great video and sculpt ! I really appreciate all the tips ! Thanks for that
I appreciate you!
The subtlety of the texture is really great, it actually looks like carved, polished porous stone
MASSIVE compliment, I'd love to learn stone carving one day so I'm glad I can't at least fake it for now.
Can’t wait to see what you kitbash with this sculpt!
Me too! 😂