How to sculpt hair/fur textures in polymer clay
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 มิ.ย. 2021
- This is my way of doing hair/fur texures in polymer clay. here is site where i bought this sculpting tool beesputty.com/beestools
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If I ever go bald I am going to make myself a polymer clay wig. Struggled with doing hair in clay before, so thank you.
hhahaha :D I am happy you like it :)
Oooh, if you start doing videos on mini sculpting, Imma have to subscribe, because that is something I want to learn more than great painting!
oh , good to know 😊
I watched few trutorials for fur. I got wolf in progress and Your trutorial is the best. Thank You!
Thank You so much for saying that :)
@@AneMareArt pleasure is mine💪💪💪💪💪💪💪
Thank you so much for this! I’m currently working on a art project, and this will help a lot!
Exactly what I needed, thank you! ❤️
Awesome tutorial!
Beautifully done. Thank you.
I love this video. It help me a lot. So thank you！
This looks like it would be fun just to practice!
This video is a perfect for my horror clay figure! Thank you Bud!
lines that formed in 3d right in front of my eyes without knowing what happened... awesome!
hhaha :D thnx for comment
Awesome! This helped me a lot thank you!👍🏻
great ! happy to hear that : }
Thanks for the info :)
gotta start practicing a few times of the 2nd method of short fur on my spare polymer clay , and do it on on my sonic sculpture haha !
hhahaa cool , I did crash bandicoot in this technique
Beautiful❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥
Wow! Great tutorial on hair. Been looking for something like this to create my beards. Thank you for sharing your talents.
Thank You 🥰 Happy to know it is helpfull , enjoy with your project !
This is brilliant! So simple yet so effective. Thank you.
thank You for feedback :)
Thats just awesome! ❤ thanks heaps 😊
Thank You , so Happy that could help 🥰
wow it looks like fun , if one is not afraid of doing it wrong. 👍👍
o yea it is so much fun 😀
This looks very good and easy! Just have to sculpt like I would on a canvas with paint!
oh yes ! good analogy 😊
This is beautiful, thank you so much for posting. I'm just getting into using paperclay and want to sculpt hair onto a base figure. Subbed! 😊👍
Thank You for subcribe :D enjoy!
Gracias me re sirve
Nice technique! I like it very much.
I am glad you like it :)
Great Channel, I've just discovered it!
welcome ! Happy to hear that :)
Thanks this helped a lot. New subscriber here
I am glad that this video helped to you , and thank You very much for the subscribe.. I am having in a plan to make more videos that can help to other sculptors :)
So amazing you make this look so easy ❤😮
thank you 🥰
Great video , I’m going to use this technique for cake decorating, many thanks
soo cool 😋 Thanks for this comment , enjoy! 🍰
This was great. Thanks so much
I am happy that you like it :D
trust the process amirite? 😅 this was super helpful, thanks!
I am glad it could help you :)
This looks fantastic! What type and brand tool are you using?
Hi I am using bees putty tool for sculpting, you can find them on their official site www.beesputty.com
Very helpful. I'm going to try this when making the beards on my gnomes. Thank you for sharing.
So cool, what type of clay are u using?
glad You like it, i use Cosclay-flexible polymer clay
Hey can I get a link to the tools you're using for this? Very informative video, thanks for uploading.
hey happy to know you like tutorial , and here is a link beesputty.com/
Could this same technique be used with Milliput, Sculpey or possibly thermoplastic beads? I need to add some “windblown hair” to an existing plastic model figure head that has an uninspiring and boring hair sculpt. I’m curious which media would lend itself best to time-consuming trial and error “sculpting on the fly”?
thank You for the question, honesty never try Miliput so far, or thermoplastic beads so dont know the quality of a result of making a hair of the same, but pretty sure you can attached it to another plastic (as doll head), also pretty sure for super sculpey will give great results, but it is fagile so I recommend adding wire armature in hairlines as you said it is floating on the air/windblowing hair. also I have another video about hair , so maybe can give you some ideas 🥰 th-cam.com/video/vjopzbljKQk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Nlzy0U3rVEbc3O5M
Кто в теме подскажите, делаю шерсть, потом заливаю силиконом, когда вынимаю модель, в силиконе (внутри) остались микро кусочки от шерсти. Как этого избежать?
What type of tool is that
hey this is a site in Germany where I bought this tool beesputty.com/beestools
@@AneMareArt thanks ill see if they ship overseas.
I just started sculpting with sculpey. Is that what you're using?
sculpey is great also, I use Cosclay( also polymer clay, but flexible)
@@AneMareArt what do you use to smooth it? Alcohol? I literally just started sculpting. I'm making pyra from XC2.
@@codethetoad4327 I use vaseline , 100% petroleum, but alcohol is great to! Nice that you enjoy sculpting, I wish you great journey :)
@@AneMareArt thanks. Yeah I just started but im learning a lot.
@@codethetoad4327 nice :)
Ik like your work very much , everything is perfect , but im sorry to say that you must stop painting the eyes it really brings down your work , im surprised that nobody attended this to you ! May be better make them with the eyes shut , im sorry to say this to to you because the rest is perfect 🙏🏻👍🏻serieus , this is positive critic 🙏🏻
Please make your videos accessible to those of us who are visually and hearing impaired. Your video got a thumbs down from because of the lack of spoken direction and speeding up the footagebecause I am legally blind. I’m looking for a video that will teach me how to sculpt a fur texture. Sorry I have to pass up your video.
geez then search another video instead of taking your frustration out in the comments, you could also just ask nicely if the maker could consider your suggestion in the next video.
trying to figure out how to do this w/o those tools 🥲