So someone sculpts here? In any kind of material and shape. I'm

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Heres two more serious

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>>2781963
my advice is make your images smaller and learn to focus your camera

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I do, but way less than drawing and painting.
I sculpt more as a way to relieve stress.
I use oil based clay and some dentists tools for details.
If you want to make something big, I'd suggest you to invest in a steel/aluminum skeleton.
Also, look for sculpting process on youtube, like this WoW ork: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VWGw5itaug

>>2782218

It' s a camera phone, but even with that blury on the pic you can see what my dog has on his face is a clay dick.

Just by the kek

Also last pic its upside down for the fucking image format.

>>2782232

Thanks anon, i tried what you say, it's more difficult to make a correct skeleton or support than modeling clay itself, so i have to learn it.

The idea of the greek sculpture its going to be about 20 cm, but it needs a structure too.

It's pretty fun and useful by learning the body and texture efects to model un clay, i fell in love with it.

>>2781963
check out these vids they explain cool stuff like multiple layer painting and 3d sculpting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4Q_K0CYmMs&index=2&list=PLMjnnUF3eJFeh8q3N8kGhfc58CDubQRZA

also not relatted but these guys just started 3d printing stone
http:/reefdesignlab.com/uq8u12i11pt0zwb1j9og3ab33ba5dn

>>2782258

Dude this underwater stone project is fucking awesome.