Sculpting The Face: Part Two

[@kathleenmholland8055]

Brilliant and beautiful...and makes sense in its simplicity. Thank you sir!

[@danaepersephone]

What wonderful, calm and clear instruction. You make it look so simple. Thank you so much for your dedication and for sharing you knowledge.

[@SickOfJunk.]

I am a American Indian... I love this sculpture.. It is amazing... You are amazing

[@richardcoleman1018]

I am a new artist and I work with air dry clay. I sculpt faces and this video is incredibly helpful. Thank you very much.

[@monicaparson6118]

A VERY helpful video. I have watched you several times, and have learned something new each time. THANK YOU SOO MUCH!

[@katknowles2651]

FANTASTIC and thank you!

[@TheMinishKid]

I really enjoyed both parts to this video! Very informative and lots of good tips for a beginner like myself. Thank you for taking the time to make this!

[@BeginnersSchool]

Glad you enjoyed it. Hope to open school next year.

[@coryy321]

I really enjoyed this video. Thank you for making it. I love to sculpt and you sure are a pro at it ... I love making faces

[@lids65]

I would be onterested to know if the proprtions/ratios for african faces would be different? Especially in relation to the nose and mouth, and how these widths would relate proportionally to the placement/size of the eyes

[@oreobenavidez953]

Very impressive work of art for a minute that face looked like clint Eastwood except he doesn't have a dimple chin but the features sorta like giving me the stink eye lol love it

[@mbthapa1469]

Wonderful ! Thanks for your help 😸🌺👏

[@gennarorusso9855]

Gennaro Russo This is school at its best, thank you.

[@sukantasutradhar9217]

Very nice and good

[@neilvirgo426]

Excellent video and. Instruction.

[@BeginnersSchool]

Thank you!

[@marcoisaacporras3060]

Where could I possibly buy the materials especially the clay? Thank you for any response!

[@BeginnersSchool]

You can find them on our Amazon idea list! a.co/9bMZHmD

[@danaepersephone]

@@BeginnersSchool Thank you - this is brilliant. Exactly what I was looking for!

[@reidogarimpo1691]

OBRIGADO!

[@angehockenhull3057]

Brilliant thank you

[@fatima34me]

Thank you so much! Great tutorial. Iris Perez

[@joyceibenedict2168]

I really enjoyed this but I have a Question? What is it you are doing when you scrape with that tool? You don"t seem to be taking any away only kind of moving it around........It looks a Mess at times and then you have a way of smoothing it out. Where are you putting that extra Clay? Sorry if I can't Figure that out... Thanks for that great Face!

[@BeginnersSchool]

This particular clay is very soft and collects on the tool, so I am smoothing, shaping and taking a small amount of clay away using the flat edge of the tool. I also use my fingers for smoothing the tool marks. You can keep a little pile of the clay you've scraped off to use in other pieces. Hope this helps! -Kent Kidwell

[@donpayne1040]

Cool.

[@murrayberger4344]

I can carve wood. Now I need to learn sculptures

[@adityaverma9128]

Plz reply does it cracked after drying.....?

[@BeginnersSchool]

It will not crack because this type of clay does not dry.

[@adityaverma9128]

@@BeginnersSchool i had made a sculpture on a ply wood..... But after drying it got so many crackes

[@BeginnersSchool]

@@adityaverma9128 Sorry to hear that! It is likely to happen, however, if you're using regular, ceramic clay. The plywood is soaking the moisture out of your water-based clay, contributing to cracks. Are you covering the clay loosely with plastic as it dries? The slower it dries, the more likely you can avoid cracks. Also sculpting hollow versus solid will also help. We recommend using oil-based clay (that's what is being used in the video) because it won't crack and you can continue working on it forever.

[@jackwither6088]

Hi just wondering. What clay do u use? Thx

[@BeginnersSchool]

Hi Jack, We are using oil-based clay. You can read more about the specifics on our website here: www.beginnersschool.com/2015/05/04/sculpture-essentials/ Happy creating! The Beginner's School

[@patriciaconnors8442]

Can you use pearl ex pigments on oil based clay?

[@aleksandarjovancic6947]

👋👋👋

[@Denizen-Unknown]

Kinda reminds me of the actor for the original Robocop

[@Callmenobody174]

Initially, I was thinking Peter Cushing, but now I'm thinking Peter Weller.

[@rodlrfilmmakercreator1460]

Do you have any video about how to paint skin tone?

[@BeginnersSchool]

Unfortunately, we don't have any videos about painting completed sculptures at this time as Kent usually casts his sculptures in bronze upon completion. But we will remember your question and add it to our list of suggestions for future videos!

[@BEAMNGSurvival]

like

[@mariogrigis1242]

Svuotare statua di Creta

[@stylesnips109]

Love the video -- but, not the add

[@תמימויאל-ו6כ]

למה אין תרגום בעברית

[@alexandersantala2895]

It looks like Julius Caesar bust.

[@Jay_mariio]

Any morticians here💀⁉️

[@moniquecantin2477]

Wé cannot see all you R doing because of thé written commentaries that you post! Really annoying

[@douglasday2940]

deffenatly a novice

[@stormcorrosion176]

Lmao, and what are you??

[@shezalright4217]

Learn how to spell before you criticize someone else rofl 😂😂.

[@zaidoneal4718]

This was an awful tutorial I’m sorry it just was

[@kskitten8047]

my mom said it looks like trump