Sculpture crit

very fooly with a little cooly

heads too big

>>2270834

Which one?

Why does that guy have a giant dong on his head?

>>2270860
It's a statement about 9/11. OP is Banksy and the dick is big governemnt

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Won't be able to work on this more until wednesday, but here's a little update.

>>2271669

This guy gets me.

>>2270807
You should be embarrassed

>>2271815
brow ridge is massive and top of the head is too flat.

unless you're going for that cave man sculpt

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>>2271815
how long did it take?
if its longer than 30 min scrap it and do it again

>>2271815
>Imagine being this bad

>>2273874

Hey buddy this is my first sculpture be nice.

Why don't you post some of your masterpieces?

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Definitely alright for a first sculpture but I agree with >>2273829
You should scrap it. Analyze the forms of the head closely when looking at your references and you'll get a better understanding on how it works. I'd recommend looking up "ecorche". Learn how to sculpt a skull so you could better understand the structure of the head.
The pic is something I started earlier today. I'll probably scrap it tomorrow and start something else.

Lost it hard

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>>2270807
what a dickhead

>>2274233

Hey thanks for the advice man I like your sculpt a lot. How long did that take, and what kind of clay?

I was working from the Asaro head but everytime I "fixed" part of it I would ruin another. I've having a hard time measuring but I will buy some calipers tomorrow on my day off. I was just using some old plasticine from my sculpture class. It was pretty easy to work with but the finishing options seem limited. I think I might prefer the oven-bake finishing vs. making a rubber mold. But I don't even know all the options yet, I'm still new to this.

One last question - What kind of clay would you recommend for a beginner?

Sculpey is very forgiving, easy to work with and they have so many different kinds and colors

>>2274391
I use Chavant NSP Medium primarily. I bought about 10 pounds of 4 years ago and I'm still using the same batch. Ice also been using Monster Clay, which has a more wax-like feel which is neat but I prefer Chavant. Super Sculpey is also good. That sculpt I posted took me about 2-3 hours of working on and off.