Old Man in A Scarf

[@GraceNoteForge]

Amazing work! Thank you for sharing.

[@teelekying4988]

So great! Your videos are super educational. Keep up the good work.

[@fabregas10kleine]

This was really cool to see! I've only recently started sculpting and your videos have been a great learning tool. Keep it up!

[@intheround8310]

Thank you! Congrats on taking up sculpting - I hope you are loving it as I do!

[@felixevan216]

I have watched all the videos on your channel, very helpful. If the video does not speak, you can add some No Copyright Music, and you can also sculpt some famous people. I believe people who don’t know art will also like it.

[@StUCaboose]

I only ever tried water based clay when I was in school and hated it. I'm just not skilled enough to work with a time limit. But ever since I discovered polymer clay, I was able to improve a lot and now I want to try it again

[@intheround8310]

You should! Timing and moisture control are crucial with water clay, but once you start to get a feel for the material, the advantages are huge!

[@StUCaboose]

@@intheround8310 What would you say the advantages are?

[@intheround8310]

@@StUCaboose it's that it goes through a wide range of consistencies as it dries, making it conducive to a wider range of sculptural techniques than other materials.

[@michellemichelle7665]

Hi! Your work is beautiful. How many pounds of clay do you think it takes to make a sculpture like this?

[@intheround8310]

Hmm...this one? Maybe 20-25? 35-50 if you include shoulders. If you have big hair the weight can go up really fast...like up to 80 maybe?

[@michellemichelle7665]

@@intheround8310 wow that’s a lot! Thank you for answering! Once again beautiful work!