sculpting, modelling and carving sculptures

www.beeldhouwen.net . Beeldhouwen, beeldhouwkunst en boetseren in de cursus Steen - Beeld. Dit is een avondopleiding voor volwassenen. Alle beelden zijn gemaakt door leerlingen van de cursus beeldhouwkunst in marmer en klei aan de Koninklijke Academie voor Schone Kunsten Antwerpen DKO in België. Het is een avondopleiding voor iedereen ouder dan 18 jaar. De professioneel actieve beeldhouwer, Jeroen Humbeeck, geeft hier momenteel les en is verantwoordelijk voor deze opleidingen beeldhouwen maar staat steeds open voor nieuwe aanbiedingen, zowel voor het opdrachten voor beeldhouwwerk als voor andere onderwijs initiatieven.
Sculpting, carving, modelling and sculpture with clay, stone, marble at Royal Academy of fine Arts in Antwerp DKO in Belgium. these classes are given in the evening.
Het academiejaar start op 1 september. Vanaf de laatste week van augustus tot einde september kan men nog proberen te starten en zich in te schrijven. Voor het hele academiejaar 2011 -2012 bedraagt het inschrijvingsgeld (schoolgeld) voor Belgen, Nederlanders en andere buitenlandse studenten maximaal 260 € per persoon /per jaar. Meer Informatie op uitgebreide website
www.beeldhouwen.net
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www.houtsnijden.eu

[@Glassandcandy]

This is amazing. I'm glad to see the roman tradition continued.

[@PKPK-rr3rs]

One day I want to get very good at this, and make a full body bust of myself so that my children, their children, and so on can see what I looked like in person lol

[@barryb83110]

I always wanted to do that! Expression and detail down to the veins! If I hit the lottery, I'd have a house with gargoyles! The only thing better than beautiful stone, is beautifully carved stone!

[@dec23]

I've always wanted to do this and Finally I am! The city I am in actually has classes in this ( so hard to find). So far I love it!

[@dec23]

+Denis Dougherty was in Columbus, Ohio.

[@dubreil07]

This looks very hard

[@dec23]

I was doing pretty well. However, I moved from Columbus and haven't finished my piece. Ive been meaning to buy the tools, they're just so expensive!

[@mistanix]

I started by using old railroad spikes I found - then I bought cheap automobile chisels then heated them using a barbecue charcoal and a bellows (or a leaf blower) to white hot and purged them in organic oil - it turned the cheap steel into carbide - just a bit of blacksmithing know how and you can make whatever you need

[@qayyumkhan7515]

Hi

[@sculptorshyamnepalsculptor3641]

Wow nice your job

[@u.k.rayssculptures24]

Happy and enriched to see this video. Thanks.

[@rahiraviart1971]

You are great artist

[@kagi95]

This is beautiful.

[@ghayath2011]

Love this stuff.

[@BIZEB]

Thank you very much for the information. You might have a friend or two from Brazil coming there soon :)

[@dedalolisipo]

Súper!!

[@peterlee9691]

SubMoto The clay bust is first made to get the actual shape the sculptor desire. Plaster is splashed on the finished clay bust to create a mould, finally removing the clay bust after the mould is set. Plaster is then poured into the mould to create a replica of the original clay bust. This plaster bust is then used as a model & measuring guide to shape stone into the final version.

[@Pinkrevenge101]

Why can't you just use the clay busy as a model?

[@beeldhouwerijvanvelzen1533]

+ΗΜανασου Ξεβρακωτη Clay dries out and cracks. It wil get damaged by chips of stone flying off, or by someone walking into it, or by measuring tools. It's just not permanent enoough. A plaster cast is.

[@vishaldubey1452]

कलात्मक व सुन्दर प्रतिमा 🙏🙏

[@ThunderGoats]

I would love to do this..

[@submoto]

What was that clay bust (2:10), and the spashing all about. Was that plaster, to make it look like stone? anyone?

[@DAFARTISTARTISTWORDPLAYER]

MISS IT ....

[@BIZEB]

Another question, if you don't mind: Is there a painting course? The Flemish painters are the greatest example of old master paintings in my opinion, specially Hugo Van Der Goes and Hans Memling.

[@user-de6jw6gt5y]

so nice

[@edessini3124]

What was that white paint he put on clay? I was thinking to varnish it to keep it from cracking, but I think white paint would be much better as I carve on white sandstone.

[@09conrado]

It was the first layer of plaster. Later on the plaster was made much thicker for making a lost plaster mold. You can see him beginning to pry it open shortly after that

[@jiuxianghou5411]

Challenge Question. List all the tools to use in a large hand-carving project?

[@tallboywitshortpants]

id love to joine them

[@maheshbadiger5973]

v good

[@BIZEB]

What do you need to apply for this school? Are there workshops?

[@teixeira3956]

belos trabalhos

[@thanosmadtitan7010]

I GOTTA DATE THE MARBLE

[@michaelt4103]

I cant wrap my head around carving, I can understand sculpting in clay, because you're adding and can always take away, but how the heck do you carve around a whole sculpture, if you take away too much then you can never go back, do you visualize the entire thing in your head inside the block, im sure there are methods that make it easier, but it seems wayyy harder than painting or sculpting with clay

[@09conrado]

Step 1: make a maquette. Step two: measure it. Step 3: transfer the measurement onto the stone. Step 5: carve away anthing outside your measured point. Repeat. A simple outline template will help quickly determining which part of the stone needs to be taken off. Measuring takes out the guesswork

[@forspam4813]

How much time does this take, to make such a marble bust? (1:1) ?

[@PKPK-rr3rs]

I am not sure about marble, however I once made a wooden sculpture that was around a meter high. It took me 8 weeks to sculpt it into the shape I wanted, and another 2 weeks to put little details such as hair, wrinkles, etc. However I only worked on the weekends, so if you were really committed you could get it done in 1-2 weeks.

[@joyeetadas6101]

Is this all sculptures in marble

[@panomoss1571]

yes

[@theFistLight]

where does one get marble for sculpting?

[@franklee6800]

China can supply required sculpture directly. stone material

[@TimothyOBrien1958]

I am planning a relief of the Persistence of Memory by Dali in Marble. I just need to get the right stone and the time.

[@LQOTW]

+Timothy O'Brien How is your project coming along? Have you been able to begin, yet? Best regards!

[@TimothyOBrien1958]

amsterdamsel I did some sketches, but screenwriting and directing is taking a lot of time. I will get to it eventually. Unfortunately, sculpture's not going to pay. Writing does.

[@LQOTW]

Timothy O'Brien I'm sorry you have not been able to get to it, but I certainly can relate to what you are saying. CHeers!

[@TimothyOBrien1958]

amsterdamsel Thanks. I'm also building a closet for mom.

[@LockedinAHazee]

All the male sculptors are hot

[@luizfernandoandredossantos3668]

3:51 the horse *0*

[@mistanix]

I can never find any suitable marble

[@user-hi4xg4ni3r]

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