On-Armature Bust Part 14: Removal, Hollowing, & Reassembly

[@DebLaidlaw]

Fabulous series, I learnt so much, thank you!

[@tomokomiyazono8040]

This is certainly the best video on the subject I have found so far! Thank you for your brilliant work!

[@danenderle3580]

Not sure how you did that, even though I watched. I can guarantee I would have broken it into many pieces and had an onscreen tantrum and meltdown. Talent there.

[@intheround8310]

It does take a little experience to hollow with confidence, but it's really not as hard as it at first seems. Mostly it's just intimidating to cut up a sculpture you've been working on for, if you're a beginner, probably a couple of weeks.

[@Jayjays964]

So informative! Thank you.

[@martino8114]

Wow you are amazing, and a plethora of information!!! Thank you.

[@intheround8310]

Thank you! 🥰

[@richarthmalasquez7496]

Gracias por sus videos ☺️ y sabe que es lo mejor para los que no dominamos el idioma ingles ...es la traducción ...así le podemos entender ....muchas gracias

[@julieanu6283]

Expecting more videos from you" Like clay art "Love from Tvm

[@ЛюдмилаЗмитрович-н3э]

Thank you for what you do! This is absolutely amazing

[@intheround8310]

You're very welcome!

[@rebeccahopeterry6126]

Did you put a coil of clay on the inside seems as well? Or just smooth it over. I cannot tell by the statement, "do the same on the inside", if you were referring to the last step, or the whole slip/ join/ coil/ smooth process.

[@BizRasam]

Isn't easier to use a wire to cut in the beginning?

[@mohamedabdelfatah7297]

Pardon me sir , but may i ask , is this from clay ??

[@luca1847]

Hi, it seems like WED clay