Hi ! I discovered your creations on Reddit, your videos are well made and they contains so many techniques I would love to try myself ! The eyes made using the pattern on the tool and the wings are particularly ingenious ! Can’t wait to binge watch all yours videos to learn more and see the process behind all theses wonderful projects !
Thank you so much, dear friend🥰 Welcome to my humble channel. Hope you enjoy all the video I have here. I'm felt honored by your kind compliments. Really made my day.🙏
Tammy from B.C. Canada here... Absolutely love your work! Love the video its perfectly done :) I look forward to seeing more. Thank you so much for sharing.
This tutorial is fantastic! Subscribed. Can’t wait to see what you do next. Could you please add some explanations as you talk, for example why you use cling film before tooling details, the sand in your baking tray, why you used water based varnish but then added resin to some parts…and also what types and brand names of products you use and why you chose them. For example, when you glued the legs on, did you use the same resin that you painted on the stinger and eyes at the end? Things like that would be so helpful.
Wow that's a lot of info for me to annotate, but it's ok, I'll try to explain also those parts of the tutorials you've mentioned, dear friend. The reason why I'm not mentioning or explaining about those part is because I already mentioned them in my previous videos back then, I just can't remember which particular videos but I think i did. So as for me not to be repetitious in every latest tutorial I make. But as I've said, I'll still explain them maybe in between tutorials.And about the brands of materials I'm using, were all listed in the descriptions of each videos, I believed 😊 Thank you very much.
I really enjoy your works, especially because i love insects, arachnids and shellfish. One quick question about the curing process: do you bake them on a plate with sand just to avoid the deformation of them standing on a flat surface like the oven's plate or there's another particoular reason for it?
Thank you very much, my friend Giorgio. Yes that is the main reason, to avoid deformation. And second is that while sand gets heated up, it won't burn the bottom of the clay (the part touches the sand).😊 And if you noticed how easy I brush off the sand that stick on the clay? It's so satisfying indeed.
@@LifeofClay I was struggling indeed with the baking/curing process sometimes because of the deforming and sometimes the burning .Your videos and your response helped me solve this problem. Thank you very much 😁
I wanted to ask what are you using sand wise to rest your pieces on while you bake them. I have been using third arms but it would be nice to maybe use something like that that won’t misshape my sculpt.
Exactly my friend, rhe purpose of me using sand bedding during baking is that to avoid my sculpture of deformation and sand heat well, helps to cure the clay even more without burning it. Thank you for being so interested about it, I really appreciate it 😊
@@kalalily87 it's Arabian fine sand, but you can also use different kind of fine sand, just pass them through a fine seive to make sure you get the very fine grains😊
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Unbelievable! It looks incredible!
Thanks a lot, dear brother🤗🙏💚
Dude, your work is so good... this channel should be getting way more traffic.
I appreciate that! Thank you so much dear mate. Really means a lot.
Lupet talaga lods!!! 🤜🏼🤛🏼
Maraming salamat po, Sir😊👊🙏
Hi ! I discovered your creations on Reddit, your videos are well made and they contains so many techniques I would love to try myself ! The eyes made using the pattern on the tool and the wings are particularly ingenious ! Can’t wait to binge watch all yours videos to learn more and see the process behind all theses wonderful projects !
Thank you so much, dear friend🥰
Welcome to my humble channel. Hope you enjoy all the video I have here. I'm felt honored by your kind compliments. Really made my day.🙏
Looks gorgeous! 😊
Thank you so much, Cerise🤗
@@LifeofClay you are welcome 🤗
Tammy from B.C. Canada here... Absolutely love your work! Love the video its perfectly done :) I look forward to seeing more. Thank you so much for sharing.
Your Welcome!! Tammy😊 you brighten my day with your kind comment, really means a lot to me. thank you so much.
Your Welcome!! Tammy😊 you brighten my day with your kind comment, really means a lot to me. thank you so much.
This tutorial is fantastic! Subscribed. Can’t wait to see what you do next. Could you please add some explanations as you talk, for example why you use cling film before tooling details, the sand in your baking tray, why you used water based varnish but then added resin to some parts…and also what types and brand names of products you use and why you chose them. For example, when you glued the legs on, did you use the same resin that you painted on the stinger and eyes at the end? Things like that would be so helpful.
Wow that's a lot of info for me to annotate, but it's ok, I'll try to explain also those parts of the tutorials you've mentioned, dear friend. The reason why I'm not mentioning or explaining about those part is because I already mentioned them in my previous videos back then, I just can't remember which particular videos but I think i did. So as for me not to be repetitious in every latest tutorial I make. But as I've said, I'll still explain them maybe in between tutorials.And about the brands of materials I'm using, were all listed in the descriptions of each videos, I believed 😊 Thank you very much.
Thanks for uploading your video to fb so I stumbled upon it. Absolutely fabulous! You've got yourself a new subscriber.
Thank you so much too, dear friend. I really appreciate your kindness. Thank you for the subscription it really means a lot to me🥰🙏
Because your a very good creator, pls make the Philippine black dwarf tarantula?
Sure my friend, I'll put it in my "To sculpt list" thank you very much for the suggestion, really appreciate it😊
I really enjoy your works, especially because i love insects, arachnids and shellfish. One quick question about the curing process: do you bake them on a plate with sand just to avoid the deformation of them standing on a flat surface like the oven's plate or there's another particoular reason for it?
Thank you very much, my friend Giorgio.
Yes that is the main reason, to avoid deformation. And second is that while sand gets heated up, it won't burn the bottom of the clay (the part touches the sand).😊 And if you noticed how easy I brush off the sand that stick on the clay? It's so satisfying indeed.
@@LifeofClay I was struggling indeed with the baking/curing process sometimes because of the deforming and sometimes the burning .Your videos and your response helped me solve this problem. Thank you very much 😁
I wanted to ask what are you using sand wise to rest your pieces on while you bake them. I have been using third arms but it would be nice to maybe use something like that that won’t misshape my sculpt.
Exactly my friend, rhe purpose of me using sand bedding during baking is that to avoid my sculpture of deformation and sand heat well, helps to cure the clay even more without burning it. Thank you for being so interested about it, I really appreciate it 😊
@@LifeofClay thank you for your response! but I was asking what type of sand? Is it anything special or just regular sand?
@@kalalily87 it's Arabian fine sand, but you can also use different kind of fine sand, just pass them through a fine seive to make sure you get the very fine grains😊
@@LifeofClay thank you, I really appreciate it! I love your work by the way❤️.