Relief sculpture process overview

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Earl Senchuk

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@fatimataghiyeva2985 4 жыл бұрын

so how you make that first green form out of the picture?

@ludmilasalamanca5208 8 жыл бұрын

very good detailed video. Keep posting your work fo us.

@EarlSenchuk 8 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I do just that every once in a while. Maybe need to do it more often.

@adriana_linaa 3 жыл бұрын

@@EarlSenchuk how did you create the green mold?

@EarlSenchuk 3 жыл бұрын

@@adriana_linaa I think that would have to be a video in itself. To be brief, it is an oil base clay called Plastelina. It comes in a number of different hardness levels that relate to the fineness of detail you wish to capture. The sculpture is done in thin layers. No drawing is needed. With a rolling pin, I flattened some clay to about 1/8" thick and cut it into a rectangle the same size as the photo after downsizing the photo on my computer. The lighthouse requires two more 1/8" thick layers. To reproduce the image of the lighthouse in precise proportion, I simply laid the photograph on top of another 1/8" thick layer of Plastelina. With a needle, I punched tiny holes through the image to identify all of the corners of the building and window locations. With the photo removed, I carefully drew a line to connect the dots using another needle and straightedge ruler, then I carefully cut out the image with a scalpel and laid it on top of the first layer. I did the same technique with the section of the lighthouse closest to the viewer. After the building shape is rendered in exact proportion, it's time to sculpt in tiny details. The foliage was added last. I hope this answers your question.