How to Sculpt Horns & Tentacles: Tips & Tricks - FREE CHAPTER

[@Ibaneddie76]

Man I bet people absolutely love working with this guy, he has such an upbeat attitude and an amazing artist as well.

[@SeiergaRugendorf]

I'm just crying here. You have so much enthusiasm and happiness with your work.

[@richaired5511]

I love how talented you are, but I especially appreciate how entertaining you are to watch.

[@RonWylie-gk5lc]

Your a great teacher, very good technique for making something like this, it should work great in polymer clay also, thank you

[@PerihelionmQQn]

I definitely intend to try this on polymer clay 😁

[@CityStomperMedia]

This guy is great and this lesson was awesome. Glad I watched this and I can't wait to sign up.

[@jamesneely2371]

Gotta love Mr. Lanning, he has so much fun.

[@CobwebsandCandlesticks]

I love making horns!

[@alisonreeve6411]

This is fantastic, huge fan of your work! Made some pretty sweet tentacles following this, thank you

[@mclarty78]

I rarely leave comments. This was fun to watch and so informative. Thank you so much.

[@w0mblemania]

A very good instructor! He was clear and articulate.

[@spirit006theassassin]

Very nice. Thank you.

[@Phyzicalarts]

Very helpful! Thanks for the free tutorial...

[@PerihelionmQQn]

Thank you and your teaching style was encouraging for me!

[@belicosesavage]

Thank you for sharing your skills much love ❤️ brother.

[@andreamonk3464]

Fantastic. Love your passion and enthusiasm ❤

[@ScrapwoodCity]

Really smart technique!

[@angelinasanchez9207]

Thank you so much. I had an amazing outcome:)

[@jacquesswain1402]

I love these sort of videos on the channel!

[@StanWinstonSchool]

Glad you like them, Jacques. - Balázs

[@CorpsmanPrivateer]

This convinced me to do sculpture.

[@montseparra]

Me encanto tu video! Te lo agradezco mucho! Saludos desde México!

[@Ibaneddie76]

Great video, the best techniques are sometimes the easiest. I love this stuff.

[@greencupcakes1]

Literally two days too late for my costume ! 😫😫 but I think I got a great effect with expanding foam then melting black bags over it as a kind of skin! It works so well for demon horns as you get a hot melted hell kinda vibe 😈😈

[@fatimafigueiras1683]

Very good tip! Please can you tell me why the head is carved with those ridges? I have seen it before and I wonder what the purpose in doing so. I want to do some sculpting myself...

[@StanWinstonSchool]

You will find ALL the answers here: bit.ly/MaqSculptPt2YT - Balázs

[@CostumeForge]

So simple yet effective!

[@mddildpmachete6551]

I was planning on making some today great video long live practical effects ♡

[@plo173]

This saves me a lot of work!

[@stefanfrisk9598]

Love this guy!

[@KarelChytilArt]

Perfect

[@RodgaRouge]

Thanks a lot!!! Really helpful and interestin?! Does any body know what kind of plastiline is that?! Where could I get it?! Please!!!

[@MonaMake]

This is amazing!

[@animalgrabber]

I believe this is the same technique used at Bad Dragon's studio.

[@pasdechance2371]

G e n i u s

[@PerihelionmQQn]

Lmfao thank god I'm not the only gutter-mind in the house

[@brendawhite6309]

Its Really Great :)

[@amyknox123]

I suppose I would have to subscribe to actually find this out. But I wondering how much detail would it pick up once its cast? or do you have to make sure its constantly wet to make sure the detail is kept?

[@StanWinstonSchool]

You can learn all the details and Don will teach you all the fantastic techniques step by step: bit.ly/MaqSculptPt2YT - Balázs

[@matnelen4235]

If you sculpt it in a firmer plasticine or wax, you can retain a ton of detail. Just depends on what you plan to cast in and what material you use for the mold. I cast in metal so I usually make mine in rubber or silicone molds and make waxes. Using jewlers investment material you can get fingerprint-level detail.

[@patrickgregoire9221]

so cool thanks !!

[@mjdubarr]

awesome!

[@thebudgieartist3391]

is it okay for larp?

[@StanWinstonSchool]

Why not? - Balázs

[@andresb2834]

what material use?

[@StanWinstonSchool]

It's WED Clay. - Balázs

[@jamestrotman3238]

Stan Winston School hey what does Balázs mean?

[@Chrisjseattle1]

It's the name of the person responding to you.

[@jamestrotman3238]

Chrisjseattle1 Balázs is a name? where is it from?

[@Chrisjseattle1]

Hungarian I believe, or around that area at least.

[@GamingMedic777]

Cool, but where's the tentacle tutorial? Surely the rolling process is the same but I wish you actually made a tentacle. Thanks, anyway. Great tips.

[@KovetyCraft99]

What's the material do you use?

[@Alibeeee]

WED clay. It was developed by Disney I think.

[@Bboychriz82]

Am I the only one here because I needed to make a horn set for my friend because Homestuck? I think I might be alone

[@possum2620]

His computer screen xD

[@shannongibson325]

Woodprix has a lot of plans to choose from.