Brilliant, mate. I can see how using the two variations of clay helped distinguish the different layers of anatomy. Bone, musculature and epidermis. Perhaps I'll give this a go with your skull I have on hand. Keep up the great work.
First off, I Really enjoyed this piece !!! Reminded of the dead ones with no top of the skull from the movie, "Constantine" .... though mostly the "Mammon" figure in Hell !!! It's absolutely a disturbing piece - A huge severed thumbs up on this !!! Please keep up the Great Work !!!!!!!!
That`s a freaking great zombie-sculpt! How about stitched-skin? A (punker-)scalp that is nailed on the head, some metal-teeth and/ or maggots coming from wounds would look perhaps interesting on your sculpt. Keep on that amazing work!
I wanted to try sculpting over skulls for years but never had enough guts to actually do it. Seeing your process inspired me a lot, gonna try something out! Also... man, barely any snow outside your window. I envy you! Here it's been snowing for two weeks nonstop, can barely go out.
Cool, yeah definitely give it a go glad the video helped! Yeah that was the beginning of the snow, it did get worse by UK standards but nowhere near what other countries get.
Ello :) fantastic zombie! Really like the teeth and the texturing. I used to use those sponges for facepainting beards onto little kids who wanted to be a bit piratey ☠
Great stuff, always impressive sculpts! What hardness are you using for the gray monster clay to be able to leave texture marks using just a soft reticulated sponge? Are you using soft monster clay? I can't imagine a reticulated sponge would leave marks on medium or hard monster clay
Brilliant, mate. I can see how using the two variations of clay helped distinguish the different layers of anatomy. Bone, musculature and epidermis. Perhaps I'll give this a go with your skull I have on hand. Keep up the great work.
Thanks Christopher, yeah it'd be a good use for it.
Hello. Purely from the intro i will say, FANTASTIC. Now i will watch the rest. All the best.
Thanks! It's amazing what you can do with a smart phone and some snow these days ;)
First off, I Really enjoyed this piece !!! Reminded of the dead ones with no top of the skull from the movie, "Constantine" .... though mostly the "Mammon" figure in Hell !!! It's absolutely a disturbing piece - A huge severed thumbs up on this !!! Please keep up the Great Work !!!!!!!!
Hey Troy, that's very kind, thanks very much 😁
You should do a t-800 with skin hanging half off showing the endoskeleton!!.
Yeah I have been thinking about doing an endoskeleton skull
That`s a freaking great zombie-sculpt! How about stitched-skin?
A (punker-)scalp that is nailed on the head, some metal-teeth and/ or maggots coming from wounds would look perhaps interesting on your sculpt. Keep on that amazing work!
Thanks! Now you're talking, I might have to save that for a steampunk frankensteins monster ;)
Another great sculpture
Thanks! :)
Phenomenal!
Thanks! :)
I wanted to try sculpting over skulls for years but never had enough guts to actually do it. Seeing your process inspired me a lot, gonna try something out!
Also... man, barely any snow outside your window. I envy you! Here it's been snowing for two weeks nonstop, can barely go out.
Cool, yeah definitely give it a go glad the video helped! Yeah that was the beginning of the snow, it did get worse by UK standards but nowhere near what other countries get.
Ello :) fantastic zombie! Really like the teeth and the texturing. I used to use those sponges for facepainting beards onto little kids who wanted to be a bit piratey ☠
Hey, thanks! Yeah the sponges are my new favourites things ;)
Great work man, the skin detailing especially awesome! Looking forward to the moulding.
Cheers dude!
Great stuff, always impressive sculpts! What hardness are you using for the gray monster clay to be able to leave texture marks using just a soft reticulated sponge? Are you using soft monster clay? I can't imagine a reticulated sponge would leave marks on medium or hard monster clay
Thanks very much! I'm using medium - the sponge isn't that soft so you can leave a decent impression.
great work, how the medium Grey monster clay? having ran into any Hard Grey wondering if the medium would almost have the same consistency as hard?
I've not tried hard grey. Hard brown is similar to medium though, except for the toughness.
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Why do I imagine a group of these guys all dancing to the theme song from One Foot in the Grave? ;P
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You should do a Glados mech from portal!!!
Yeah I have thought about it before ;)
@@thedarkpower It would be awesome!!!!!!!
what is the sponge that you use?
It's called a reticulated sponge. You can get them on Amazon. They're often used as filters for aquariums.
@@thedarkpower thanks!
Great video, you have a ufo in your video 0:40 to 0:59
Oh yeah! Thanks 😁