I like your channel, it presents a rather unique combination of both the artistic AND the technical process that goes into making sculptures. In the video description you provide a link to the green NSP Medium clay but in your videos the clay is not green. I personally use Chavant Clayette because it's not sticky like the NSP but on the other hand, Clayette is on the softer side, even the Hard version, so capturing small details can be a bit difficult. Only recently Chavant introduced a new product line called Monu-Melt which is non-sticky AND exists in harder variants also. That's promising. In your videos you don't seem to have any problems with clay stickiness (and it doesn't seem to be green), so I wondered which clay you're actually using. Have a nice day.
John always does a great job of fully explaining what he is demonstrating
I like your channel, it presents a rather unique combination of both the artistic AND the technical process that goes into making sculptures.
In the video description you provide a link to the green NSP Medium clay but in your videos the clay is not green.
I personally use Chavant Clayette because it's not sticky like the NSP but on the other hand, Clayette is on the softer side, even the Hard version, so capturing small details can be a bit difficult. Only recently Chavant introduced a new product line called Monu-Melt which is non-sticky AND exists in harder variants also. That's promising.
In your videos you don't seem to have any problems with clay stickiness (and it doesn't seem to be green), so I wondered which clay you're actually using.
Have a nice day.
It looks like J-Mac clay to me.
I'm using something that's more like "No Name" Clay. This clay isn't available anymore as far as I know.