Sculpting Miniatures Tutorial - Introduction part 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Finally! The second video, and the second part of sculpting introduction.
Today I'll show you how the sculpting process looks like in the nutshell. After this, we will be able to focus on the details of the whole process.
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Great job! Finally got around to watching this, and am looking forward to the next one already.
Thank you mate! :)
@@paweljakubgorecki The internet misses your videos man.
these are so good, just discovering them!
Thanks!
it looks like that "next one" is either not coming...but I'm hoping it's still somewhere in the back of your mind. super helpful videos!
Thank you mate! Yes, I'm thinking about making new videos :).
Yay!@@paweljakubgorecki
Just amazing! Please make more video! This was VERY useful for a (hopefully) soon to be hobby level mini-scultper :))
Thanks! :)
I'm working on it ;). Keep my fingers crossed for your hobby projects!
What is the GREEN STUFF you mention in the video? And why is it necessary?
The Green Stuff is a room-temperature curing two-part putty :). It helps with the FIMO (or other thermoset putties) sticking to the wire.
www.greenstuffworld.com/en/green-stuff/858-green-stuff-tape-6-inches-with-gap.html
Hope all is OK for you and it is other projects of positive events that pulled you away from making the videos.
You seem to have a fun/silly side that made me smile.
I found making instructional videos to be very/excessively time consuming.
Hi Steve!
Yes, I'm ok. Busy with work, as we all I guess :).
Thank you, will do my best to add more funniest parts in the next videos :D.
Can't wait for the next one, as someone moving from mini painting and diorama making I feel like learning to sculpt miniatures, and in turn also terrain will help me turn my hobby into a career
Me again did you make any new videos on any platform
Hello Pedro! Sadly no... but we will see what will happen this year ;).
Keep on doing your content, you are my new online master now.
Thanks mate:)
Will do more for sure!
Woow!!
Espero que algun dia puedas subir mas videos estuvo genial tu escultura
Muchísimas gracias :).
Thank you for video! I started learning to sculpt miniatures :-)
No problem mate :), I'll make a few more where I'll focus on details :).
Thank you for making this video. Can't wait for the next!
Thanks mate! I'm working on it ;).
Awesome video, thanks for sharing! I am very interested to see how you go about cutting the miniature in preparation for making a mold, and the actual mold and casting process itself. There is a lot of info out there about making silicon molds, and some information about making miniatures, but info on making molds and casting copies of miniatures is somehow... missing.
Also, looking forward to some homework assignments from you! :)
Thank you! :)
I'm thinking about casting tutorial, but I'll make it after the sculpting process videos.
You are clearly a master sculptor.
Will you be breaking this down into more detailed videos?
I'd like to see more of the armature build proccess. And well, everything else.
That mini looks like at least a couple of days of work.
Please show more 🙏
Your work is awesome!
I look forward to your next videos
Thanks mate! :D
Yes, I'll make separate videos with a focus on each step :).
I do not remember how long it took me to sculpt this miniature. I think that about 20 hours, but I'm not sure.
I'm collecting money for a new camera, so I hope the new videos will be much better :).
@@paweljakubgorecki can't wait to see them😁
@@paweljakubgorecki I'm sad bro, it's been 6 months. Hope your still alive and well.
@@j453 Hi mate! I'm sorry to hear that :(.
I still need to finish my work, and it takes all my time now. I have plans for a new tutorial, but I'll need some more free time here.
Please be patient, and let me know if you will have any questions. Will do my best to help :).
really awesome, suscribed.
Thank you :)
I’m excited to make the drunken wizard too. You should start a patreon or something to get the funding to produce the videos more regularly. You’ve definitely hit a niche that hasn’t been filled yet
Great idea, thanks! :) Will do this for sure :).
That was a great video! The detailing is so beautiful, I aspire to become able to bring my sketches to life as well as you!! Keep it up ^^
Thank you mate!:) I keep my fingers crossed for your projects!
Great brief overview of the process! I'm looking forward to seeing the details your process. I always skip the sketch and then half way through the sculpt, I will have to pause. Then when I come back, I can't remember what I was doing. Great video!!!
Thank you very much Stephen :).
I had the same xD. In this situation sketch is a helpful thing ;).
Not all youtuber can do this
Kozak poradnik, czemu nic nienagrywasx, pooglądalbym jak tworzysz modele
Dzięki! :)
Niestety nie mam czasu, ale coraz mocniej się zastanawiam czy do tego nie wrócić :).
Very interesting!
Care to make a video showing off some various work of yours?
- and with one or a few factory produced (or 3D printed) 28 mm figure for scale, please?
Thank you mate :).
Sadly I do not have time to make more videos now but will think about it when I'll be back :).
Cheers!
Your video was great, I sculpt in plasticera, do you have any advice to harden it, it is the only material that is available here, greetings from Cuba.
Thank you mate!
Oh, I'm sorry, I do not know this putty :(.
with those horns, cant go though doors, door stuck, door stuck!
Haha xD This is a forest creature, happily, there are not many doors there ;).
@@paweljakubgorecki tree stuck xD
@@9words40 xD
Thank you for that amazing tutorial! I m new in the sculpting and wanted to know if you can use only fimo (instead of the green paste thing you used ) for the armature ?
Hope we can se more vid’s 💪
Take care !
Thank you! :)
This green paste (Green Stuff) is more sticky, so the Fimo will hold better to the armature.
I really want to make more videos, but first I need to finish my KS and close my personal stuff.
Please give me some time.
Keep my fingers crossed for your projects!
Thank you very much for you quick answer :)
Dont worry Im patient :)
Take care and hope everything will be okay for your project and work 💪
I’m thinking of making small miniature polymer clay jewellery of cute animals. But seems like it would take too much time to make each one and sell them for an affordable price and have them somewhat standardised. Was hoping you can shed some light into replicating my miniatures. I think I should mention since they are animals they have four legs I’m gonna guess it’s gonna complicate things?
Hi mate!
Hmmm ... It all depends on how you will create your brand. :)
You can still make resin copies of the miniatures you will create :). I'm thinking about making a tutorial about casting, but it is a distant future.
The casting process can be complicated. It all depends on how miniatures are complicated. If you will have a simple shape, it can be quite easy :).
Please make more videos about sculpting clay miniatures! You do a great job showing and explaining!
Thank you! I'm buried by work now, but I'm constantly thinking about new tutorials :).
wow. where did you go? love your minis. would love to see more tips/tricks and examples.
Thank you! Sadly I had a lot of work, and I do not have time to make videos :(. Hope in the coming year I'll be able to make more tutorials :).
hey great Video. I am currently getting into miniature sculpting and I was wondering what resin you use for casting.
Thanks :)
Smooth Cast has a very good resin, You can try some from the 320 familly, like 321
www.smooth-on.com/products/smooth-cast-321/
Your videos are fantastic. Thank you for doing them. What is the green stuff? I saw it on the armature, but don't know what it is made from.
Hi!
Thank you!
The Green Stuff is a two-part putty :).
www.greenstuffworld.com/en/green-stuff/858-green-stuff-tape-6-inches-with-gap.html
My comment is as follows: where are your videos?!? Make some! You seem to be an instant hit here on TH-cam.
Thank you :)! I'll make more :D
I'm really thinking about sculpting (I got into warhammer 40k recently). You have the best videos on it, keep it up!
Thanks mate! I'll do it! :)
Loving your content so far. Watching your channel with eagerness, but take your time with uploads, there is no rush.
Thanks mate :)
It's been six months, I feel it is enough time to upload again unless you are going through personal issues ofc
Yes, you are right in both.
Can you make a video about how to decide where do divide a miniature for casting?
I want to making a full process: from sculpting to casting :).
Hi you still doing videos
I learned a lot please keep doing videos
Yes, there will be more videos :).
I'm happy that it helps :).
Dont fall off bro keep up the work. Really like the vids
Thank you! I'm thinking about the new videos ;).
You are amazing :), I'm really excited for the next video and I feel like I've already learned a lot especially from the intro video about the tools
Thank mate:). I'm happy that it helps! :)
The details are amazing.👍👍 👍👍
Thank you :)
What was the green stuff you added before the clay >_
It is a ... Green Stuff :D, two-part epoxy putty. Please take a look here:
www.greenstuffworld.com/en/55-green-stuff
Great, informative video. Looking forward for more. Thank you!
Thanks mate :)
cant wait for the next video real big help to me so far. thanks :)
Thank you :)
I would like to see the molding process
Roger that! Will try to show it :).
Me waiting till the next part comes out o.o
Hope I'll have more time this year to make more :).
Keep your fingers crossed!
Hope you do more. Will check in. 🙏🏼
Thanks :)
amazing work, what if i can't find green stuff
Thanks mate :). Check this link ;)
www.greenstuffworld.com/en/55-green-stuff
Thank you for the video! Ready to see more. What is the green stuff. Can I use foil?
Thank you :)
Green Stuff is two-part putty.
www.greenstuffworld.com/en/green-stuff/1-green-stuff-putty-tape-12-inches.html?search_query=green+stuff&results=321
Yes, you can use foil, to save on materials, but you still need to cover it with Green Stuff :).
Awesome stuff I subscribed!
Thanks!
you'so good at this hope you make mor tutorials ill be your fan
Thank Bruce :), I'm working on this!
Hey! You are so good. where is the next video?
Thanks mate!
I do not know, I'm buried by work. I will do my best to catch some free time :).
I starting sclupting minis thx
No problem :). Write if you will have some questions. Will do my best to help :)
These are great videos! Short, clean and clear. I'm planning on trying to sculpt a mini for the first time soon and will definitely been using these as a guide!
Thank you :). I keep my fingers crossed for your projects! I hope the next tutorial will be also useful for you :)
@@paweljakubgorecki thanks! Can't wait
Amazing!!! Subscribed!!
Thank you :)
I missed it. What is the green stuff?
Hi!
The Green Stuff is a two-part putty :).
www.greenstuffworld.com/en/green-stuff/858-green-stuff-tape-6-inches-with-gap.html
I had the green stuff expand on me too! I ended up using milliput and superglue for this step instead :( How do you cut your miniatures for casting?
I only do non-mini scale sculptures and don't cast them yet but I am kind of terrified how to cut a mini without cracking it.
Milliput is also ok for this step :). If it works for you, you should use it :).
This is a very tricky part ... I cut them with a scalpel, and then I try to break the wire inside, by moving the element in many positions. Sometimes some elements crack, and I need to fix it ;).
@@paweljakubgorecki Thank you! I will have to test it out on one and then go for it. Thanks for your videos hope to see more. That mini turned out great!
What is that green stuff?
Green Stuff is a room-temperature curing two-part epoxy putty. Take a look here :)
www.greenstuffworld.com/en/green-stuff/858-green-stuff-tape-6-inches-with-gap.html
What is green stuff?
A two part putty which is self-curing
www.greenstuffworld.com/en/55-green-stuff
Ale zajebiste rzeczy, super tutek
Dzięki :)
Cześć Paweł użyłeś tutaj super sculpey firm ? Będą kolejne filmy ?
Cześć!
Tak - Super Sculpey Firm zmiksowanego z FIMO soft w proporcji 1:1.
Będą, ale najpierw muszę ogarnąć się z pracą i nauczyć się nowego sprzętu do nagrywania ;).
Pozdrawiam!
@@paweljakubgorecki A to super, że będą :) Poruszyłeś temat cięcia modelu, proproszę o jeden film w przyszłości na temat cięcia bo sam nie wiem jak sie za to zabrać żeby nie uszkodzić modelu, a nic znaleźć nie mogę. Pozdrawiam !
@@baluyt1335 To jest dość ciężki temat i wszystko zależy od tego jak wygląda model, ale postaram się przygotować jakiś materiał dotyczący robienia form z modeli :).
I have a question after finishing sculpting, what should we do to the sculpture before we wait for 24 hour before baking it
You shoul wait 24 hour after you add last layer of Grees Stuff to it. So I think you will need to wait less than 24 hours, or not need to wait at all:).
I keep my miniatures in a food container (you can see it on my first video).
Let me know if you will need more info :).
@@paweljakubgorecki Thanks for the information! I can't wait for your new video
@@cptainvolo2989 No problem :)
Byku dawaj kolejny film
Pracuję nad tym ;)
Wow this is awesome, Ive only just got into using clay and would love to see more videos from you =)
Thank you! I'm working on new episodes ;).
@@paweljakubgorecki Cool, I can't wait =)
I seem to have missed what 'the green stuff' is. What is it? Thank you so much for the video nonetheless!
The Green Stuff is a room-temperature curing two-part putty :).
www.greenstuffworld.com/en/green-stuff/858-green-stuff-tape-6-inches-with-gap.html
@@paweljakubgorecki Thanks man!
@@Thomas-Almanza No problem :)
Great video! I would love to see you create moulds from your sculpts, since this is something I also want to do in the future. I immediately subscribed to your channel and your instagram!
Thank you! :)
I think I'll make a tutorial about casting. But first, I want to show how to sculpt miniature :).
@@paweljakubgorecki Cool! I will just wait patiently then! :)
@@atelier_AG Will do my best to make them as soon as possible :).
@@paweljakubgorecki No stress! I know how much time it takes to sculpt, film, edit, etcetera. I'm just curious to what comes next!
@@atelier_AG Yes ... It is quite time-consuming ;).
Love it❤
Thank you :).
I love your videos and your artistry, was so sad to see that you were planned series had just suddenly stopped. I apologize if some family tragedy prevented it or other unfortunate event. Though if possible I would very much like to see more !!!
Thank you mate! I'm still thinking about making new videos. I hope it will happen sometime in the future ;).
@@paweljakubgorecki Thank you so much for the reply. I sincerely hope you are able to create more videos on the subject, I'm an artist of moderate talent but you inspired me to seriously get into miniature sculpting more than any other videos I've seen on TH-cam. Thank you kindly and best regards!
@@AllGoodOutside Wow! I'll keep my fingers crossed for your projects, and hope to see miniatures sculpted by you :).
@@paweljakubgorecki Thank you Sir!
I appreciate the kind words
so.. how to cut out each part to make a mass casting?
This is a really complex topic. I plan to make a video about this.
@@paweljakubgorecki can't wait for it
When i use greenstuff i lubricate my rubber tools with sculptor's vaseline... what about metal tools when sculpting polymer clay? Also do you spend alot of time rolling and mixing the fimo/sculpy before putting it onto the miniature? You're video was so helpful and inspiring sculpting dude!
Thank! I'm really happy that you like it :).
It is a good option to use any vaseline :).
You do not need to use vaseline for the Fimo or Sculpey, both not stick to the tools. I make a mix earlier, and keep it in a zip bag :).
Looking forward to your next video man! That mini is badass. What scale was it built to? Do you lubricate your tools or anything while working? How do you handle the stickiness of GS? Cheers!
Thank you mate!
This miniature is made for a 30mm scale (the monster is 70mm tall).
If you work with Fimo or Super Sculpey, you do not need to lubricate your tools :). When you work with pure GS, but you can use a rubber, or silicone tool to handle the stickiness.
Good Question, I'll need to add them with my next videos :). Thanks!
It's been a long time, I really want to see what happens next
I know, and I'm sorry that you need to wait so long ... I have a really busy time now, and after work, I just have no power to work on new videos. But I have it in mind, and I'm planing everything. Sadly I can't say when I'll be able to make new tutorials.
@@paweljakubgorecki It's okay. Watching your instagram posts will be enough for the moment. Also, congratulations for the Kickstarter success
@@elpretender1357 Thanks :). If you will need some info, just let me know. Will do my best to help :).
Thank you so much,I'm approaching this new hobby with zero knowledge about it,so I can give you a couple ideas about what a commoner want to know😂
This video was GREAT ,
But for example I'm struggling with which materials to buy,I don't have a lot of money so I don't want to waste it,then obviously tips and tricks on how to create the model but if I understood you plan to do this next.
Thank again!
Thank you mate! :)
Good question, will add info about it in the next episode:).
For the beginning, you can use a small package of Green Stuff, and one bar of Fimo Professional. Metal wire can be found almost everywhere ;).
Yes, I'll make more episodes where we will go through all the process :).
Cheers!
@@paweljakubgorecki oh I see,I was planning on buying super Sculpey,since I found lots of video of people suggesting it and the price/quantity seems pretty good.
And maybe later on buy some green stuff that apparently is used for little details (if my understanding is correct)
Do you think it's a good plan?
@@tommasopizzinato1734 If you plan to sculpt something bigger, Super Sculpey will be ok :). But to practice on smaller miniatures, in my opinion, Fimo will be better. You can always try both ;).
@@paweljakubgorecki I see ,thank you so much
@@tommasopizzinato1734 No problem :). Let me know if you will need more info! :)
very nice video, straight to the point and comprehensible to a noob like me :) i feel motivated to start my mini sculpting adventure, can't wait for future uploads, have you considered creating e.g. a discord server as a more interactive place to talk about sculpting minis for your growing community?
Thank you.
I'll think about making a FB group or forum for all creative people who will like to share their works.
Really good idea!
do you condition your oven baked clay? i've always used 2 part epoxy clay and want to try fimo or other oven baked clay, but from what i've read they need to be conditioned before use, which i think a bit of a hassle if i want to start sculpting immediately.
could you explain what you mean by "condition your oven baked clay"?
Sorry mate, my English is not the best ... :(
Your miniatures are amazing, please make more tutorial videos.😍😍😍😍
Thank you Edina :)
Great video, I’m looking foward to more parts in this series.
If you could, i’d like tips to prevent small details or edges from falling apart or getting smudged, and how to effectively use certain tools.
Thank you :). I'll keep it in mind during making the next videos :).
You are very talented! I look forward to seeing more of your videos. I’m getting into miniature sculpting and I wanted to ask you, is it possible to achieve good results with white milliput instead of green stuff?
Thank you :).
I've never tried white milliput, but I guess that yes, you will the similar results :). Just try it, and decide will it work for you :).
Dopiero niedawno trafiłem na twój kanał i muszę powiedzieć, że na prawdę robisz świetne filmy. Sam siedzę w modelach od kilku ładnych lat, ale dopiero od niedawna zaczynam bawić się z rzeźbieniem własnych postaci. Twoje filmiki są nieocenioną pomocą.
Cześć Maks!
Dziękuję i bardzo się cieszę, że mogę pomóc :).
W przygotowaniu mam kolejne filmiki skupiające się bardziej na każdym aspekcie rzeźbienia. Mam nadzieję, że będą równie pomocne :).
Trzymam kciuki za Twoje projekty i zapraszam do zerknięcia raz na jakiś czas na kanał.
If you ever want to start a mini sculpting discord I'll help out any way I can. I think it would be a great resource, especially since most people are doing digital sculpts and there is not much info out there on this modality of making minis.
Thank you :).
Just started sculpting my own. Please keep these videos coming!!
Thanks mate :). Will do!
Awesome vid! It's been a while, when can we expect a new vid from you?
Thanks :)
I do my best.
I'm in the middle of buying a new camera and other equipment, but I need to focus on realization my KS campaign. Hope I'll find time next month and make a few videos :).
Thank you very much for your help ! Hope more tutorial videos :))
No problem, thank you for watching! :)
I'm working on it ;)
Nice job! How long have you been doing this? Also, can you do a ranger archer in a video? I would love to learn to do that!
Thanks mate!
About 5 years :). I want to prepare the tutorial to show the knowledge that can be used in the way you like :).
As my first sculpting tutorial, I want to make a Drunken Wizard miniature, but during the process, I'll show to make a concept, armature, and how to sculpt the details.
If you have questions, about the process please let me know, so I'll be able to make a better tutorial :). It will help a lot!
This is great tutorial for beginners, cape the great videos!
Thank you :)
Great video great to see an expert make a tutorial excited to see what you do next!
Thank you very much :). I hope that my next videos will help someone to sculpt the first miniature :) It will be awesome!!
what is green stuff?
Greenstuff is a two-part putty :).
www.greenstuffworld.com/en/green-stuff/21-green-stuff-putty-tape-18-inches.html?search_query=green+stuff&results=528
@@paweljakubgorecki AHH thank you I felt like such a noob haha
@@galgamekthegreatlord4823 No problem! Let me know if you will need more info :).
Please make more videos! You’re incredible!
Thank you mate. :)
I'll do more for sure! :)
Great video, can't wait to see what's coming.
Thank you.
I'm planning to learn how to sculpt miniatures so I have a few basic questions, really excited to learn from your videos.
What exactly is green stuff and what is it's purposes? Is it so the modelling clay has something to stick to?
Just bought Fimo basic air drying clay to start my first project, a simple start to see if I like sculpting. Is this any good for just trying sculpting out for the first time?
Hello!
Happy to hear that you want to start sculpting :)
1. Green Stuff is a two-part self-curing putty :)
www.greenstuffworld.com/en/55-green-stuff
2. Yes, you are right. It helps to help the first layer of clay to stick on.
3. You should try to use thermosetting clay (such as Fimo Soft, or Super Sculpey). There are two reasons:
The first one - you will get a much better effect than by using air-drying clay. It is just easier to sculpt in them.
The second one - You can make the break with sculpting, and get back to it when you want to. When you use the air-drying clay, your miniature will dry during the break.
Let me know if you will need more info :).
@@paweljakubgorecki Thanks for the help. Is there a special reason for using green stuff as the base? Can I maybe use this air drying clay as a base or will it crack and destroy the figure when you bake it?
@@wiiseeyou My pleasure. I'm here to help:)
I think putty like Green Stuff (or ProCreate, or Duro), will be the best.
From my experience air drying clay is good for the terrain elements, but I have never baked it :).
Dzięki za filmik. Kapitalna robota !!! :)
Dzięki :)
Thank you for this!!
No problem :)
Can't wait to see more!
I'm working on this :)
Love it, looking forward to see more!
Thank you! I'm working on new episodes :)
thank you Pawel!
It's my pleasure:). I hope it will help.
really nice ! i'm beginner to sculpting clay and it is very inspiring ! can't wait to see the next ;D
Thanks! :)
@@paweljakubgorecki I really enjoy your drawing, do you think that for a beginner it is useful to also train a bit drawing at the same time as sculpting? i'm bad at drawing and i have the feeling that it as a influence on my sculpting skills
@@michmich4839 You do not need to be good at drawing! I know a few sculpting masters, who can't draw two straight lines ;P.
But it helps when you have a great idea, and you do not want to lose it :) or to understand the proportions, and relation between some elements.
Es una pena que no haya continuado con los tutoriales :( , están geniales y bien explicados
I want to make more videos. But everyday duties and my work do not allow it. Hope I'll find more time in the future, and make more tutorials :).
Quiero hacer más videos. Pero los deberes cotidianos y mi trabajo no lo permiten. Espero encontrar más tiempo en el futuro y hacer más tutoriales :). (Google translate)
@@paweljakubgorecki
Great video! 😎
Thanks mate :)
Can't wait for the next one, as someone moving from mini painting and diorama making I feel like learning to sculpt miniatures, and in turn also terrain will help me turn my hobby into a career
Keep my fingers crossed for your project!
I'll need some time to finish the KS, and close my private stuff, but I constantly think about the new episodes :).
@@paweljakubgorecki oh damn I didn't even notice the kickstarter, I might just have to do a late back on that as that undead minotaur creature looks awesome
Wait nvm he's not in it I don't think, but still probably going to do it for some of the other minis
@@masterbuilder7577 Thanks!
The Leshy (miniature from the video), will be available probably in May.
@@paweljakubgorecki cool, yea I don't know what I would use him for in any ttrpg campaigns but it certainly looks fun to paint
I was looking for a tutorial for sculpting and Yours seems to have a lot of potential! I hope You will resume the series and get more into details 😁
Thank you! I have a lot of work now, but I plan to make some more tutorials. Do not how when, but I have it in plans :D.
@@paweljakubgorecki Good to know 😁 I hope You'll do more tutorials as there isn't much of that kind of content on TH-cam so there is a potential here. Hell who wouldn't want to know how to make a cool figurines of Leshen, Doom Marine, Warhammer 40k or whatever he/she likes 😁
@@Drax658 I already have written down the drafts of videos and all the text, the problem is time here. Will need to add it to my "to do" list for the coming year ;).
Good idea with some sci-fi minis, since I do not sculpt such things it will be a good topic to explore!
man, that was fast!
Do not worry, I'll make a separate tutorial where I will focus on each step. This is just an introduction :).
@@paweljakubgorecki nono, i just asked for a followup video the day before on your other video from may, and you answer that comment and post on the literal next day. stunning really :D
@@nilspbs Aaaaa ... ok I understand now, thanks xD.