@@AndrewJosephKeith Yes Brother, it is very helpful! I genuinely have a great respect for you for sharing your knowledge with people! Keep up the good work 🙏🙏🙏
@@jackyfischer5817 no this is not for a kiln. For that I recommend using a simple iron rod hammered into a piece of wood which Can more easily be removed from the clay sculpture.
what do i do if the person i am sculpting is short, like 5ft and how would it differ from someone that is 6 ft. How do i take ft to the cranium scale. It has been the main thing stopping me
@@JoaoDaSilva-xd9zf you can just change the cranial system so that a 12” figure is 5ft (using 1inch as a cranial unite) and a six foot figure would be about 14” (using 1 1/6” as a cranial unit)
@@AndrewJosephKeith So If I wanted to do a person that is 4ft it would be 10" and 3/16 would be the cranial unit? Also how complex does it get if a person is 5'3" or so,ething that just isnt exactly 4,5, or 6 ft. I also really appreciate you reaching back I was extremly lost at this cranial concept because everyone is a different size.
i don't understand... shouldn't an armature , at the end, be rooted in(to) something... so that the figure is straightup and you can start putting clay on it while it stays straight ? I've never done this : )
Yes you can use a length of wire to wrap up the spine and hang the sculpture from above or you can use a section of bent metal rod to attach to the sculpture in the hips or lower torso area. th-cam.com/video/ATzmNPgX9uo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=trQ5p26o432__TpU Here's a video that shows some of the options and how I like to do it.
Thanks for this. I am using toothpicks not clay for our animations. (see my channel) The steel wire kept breaking on the hands. I hear aluminum is much better. I worked with chicken wire too. That seems to bend well too.
Hope you’ll save some money and make some cool art with recycled aluminum wire! It might not be available in your area but it’s worth looking into!
Really helpful step by step, especially dividing everything into units. Thank you!
This video is very well done and deserves way more views. Thank you!
Hey thanks! I appreciate it!
Thank you for this helpful tutorial!
you're welcome! hope it helps!
@@AndrewJosephKeith Yes Brother, it is very helpful!
I genuinely have a great respect for you for sharing your knowledge with people! Keep up the good work 🙏🙏🙏
Well done Joseph
omg i just knew you as proko guy im so happy i found your actual channel!!!
Welcome aboard! Here on my personal channel I have a wider variety of content and I typically post weekly.
Thank you for sharing this video. I am going to make an armature but not for clay. I will use wool felt. Happy holidays!!
Awesome! Good luck with the project! Merry Christmas!
@@AndrewJosephKeith Thank you and I hope you and your family have a great Christmas as well!!!
Excellent! Thank you very much!
You're welcome!
Amazing
Thanks!
Best idea ❤❤
Thanks for the video. It was very informative. Can you put this in a kiln? If not, what do you suggest for someone who wants to fire it?
@@jackyfischer5817 no this is not for a kiln. For that I recommend using a simple iron rod hammered into a piece of wood which Can more easily be removed from the clay sculpture.
amazing thank you
Hey thanks! Hope it helps!
Muito suas explicações, gostei muito.
Very nice...❤😊
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what do i do if the person i am sculpting is short, like 5ft and how would it differ from someone that is 6 ft. How do i take ft to the cranium scale. It has been the main thing stopping me
@@JoaoDaSilva-xd9zf you can just change the cranial system so that a 12” figure is 5ft (using 1inch as a cranial unite) and a six foot figure would be about 14” (using 1 1/6” as a cranial unit)
@@AndrewJosephKeith So If I wanted to do a person that is 4ft it would be 10" and 3/16 would be the cranial unit? Also how complex does it get if a person is 5'3" or so,ething that just isnt exactly 4,5, or 6 ft. I also really appreciate you reaching back I was extremly lost at this cranial concept because everyone is a different size.
i don't understand... shouldn't an armature , at the end, be rooted in(to) something... so that the figure is straightup and you can start putting clay on it while it stays straight ?
I've never done this : )
Yes you can use a length of wire to wrap up the spine and hang the sculpture from above or you can use a section of bent metal rod to attach to the sculpture in the hips or lower torso area.
th-cam.com/video/ATzmNPgX9uo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=trQ5p26o432__TpU
Here's a video that shows some of the options and how I like to do it.
Directions unclear, built a www2 nuke
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Thanks 🙏
Wellness Joseph
damn boi you got buff ass hands. lol. never seen muscley hands before.
lol
Thanks for this. I am using toothpicks not clay for our animations. (see my channel) The steel wire kept breaking on the hands. I hear aluminum is much better. I worked with chicken wire too. That seems to bend well too.
Cool! Yeah aluminum usually is bendable longer than other metals.