MSSS Ep. 73 | Tom's Sculpting Archives 2009 part 1

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The year was 2009. Things slowed down on quantity from the previous year, but this year marked some important firsts in my sculpting journey. Namely, it was the first time I tried FIMO polyclay! It would still be some time before I made a definitive switch to polyclay but this first test really opened up the possibilities. Enjoy part 1 of the 2009 sculpting archives.
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[@Icecreamandcake21]

Thanks for putting that out there. I’ve been watching your videos since I started sculpting. You rock!

[@TomMasonSculptor]

Awesome! Thank you so much!

[@pbyfr]

Very nice guide. As I just sculpt a few figures per year, it will help me to remember some stuff.

[@TomMasonSculptor]

Awesome!

[@PlanetToborTV]

Excited about all the new content! The guide is such a fantastic reference.

[@TomMasonSculptor]

Thank you so much!

[@TheAndrian463]

Awesome. Signed up.

[@TomMasonSculptor]

Awesome, thank you!

[@semlan113]

Your videos are very inspire me very much to continue to learn sculpting. I like putty more than clay but i will give Fimo a second chance. What are the little round, stackable containers you use for your green stuff to keep it seperated? They seem very handy. Thanks for the content!

[@TomMasonSculptor]

Thank you. Those containers are for sorting beads. They work great for keeping all the putties separate.

[@steeldrac]

Are you planning to do a digital sculpting class or seminar. I would love to take the class and follow the insight of someone that actually does miniatures and used to do them in putty.

[@TomMasonSculptor]

Yes, that's something I want to do down the road. If you join my mailing list, that is the best way to hear about any announcements like that.

[@steeldrac]

@@TomMasonSculptor already joined :)

[@Myke...]

have you ever sculpted wheels or wings, I been experimenting in both eith using squar or tube plastic on say a wyvern so I can take apart to do detail and easier to make moulds thand trying to cut off limbs etc

[@TomMasonSculptor]

Wheels, yes. Wings, technically yes. When I've had sculpt a big part that I know will be separate, I try and have the element attached to the sculpt so everything lines up, then I separate it and clean up the parts so that they fit back nicely together. But you could reverse that and sculpt the wing totally separate. Both ways have their own challenges.