Thanks! I was taken to task by a few people for getting details wrong, so I appreciate that ;)

Infixez same, I can even make a playdoe pizza.

@@karleybioanthro Lol

Oh bragging again 😂 lol

I always try but it comes out looking like a worm... :(

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Thanks! Yep it's great stuff - has abit of a waxy quality to it so it's not as sticky as clays like chavant.

Yeah it's great stuff.

Thanks for watching I appreciate it! Yeah there are quite a few sculpting ones now....

Yes I definitely found it useful to practice. Thanks for watching!

Thanks. I've not moulded this one yet so will probably refine it abit more before I do.

Thanks, I have a go at that here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qpOqf5h7u9q6gok.html

Thanks!

Thanks very much!

Vielen Dank! Ich finde es interessant zu erfahren, wie andere Menschen arbeiten, daher ist es selbstverständlich, in meinen Videos darüber zu sprechen.

Thanks very much for watching, I appreciate it!

Yep time is always the limiting factor unfortunately! Thanks for watching.

Ooh interesting! I went to the bodyworlds exhibition a while back. Very useful to see, yeah.

Cheers dude I appreciate it!

Thanks. I think HR Geiger made something like that actually.

Thanks, yeah I was thinking maybe I could do a mech with a skull for a head or something! I have been meaning to do a borg at some stage too. I'll get round to it eventually...... ;)

Thanks!

Thanks! I appreciate it ;)

@@thedarkpower KZfaq is fickled like that. Pisses me off actually. Instead they recommend stupid shit instead of stuff associated with your channel and stuff you watch.

Thanks! I'm probably going to mould this so there's only so deep you can go with interior details before you find you can't get it back out the mould again! ;)

Thanks! It came from a school science department that was shutting down.

Thanks for watching!

Thank you!

Thanks! Yeah that's a cool idea - like the guy in Willow.

The Dark Power mhm 😋 because also silicone masks are so complicated to make , would be great to see it from a Profi like you

Thanks, I have made some in the past actually. Might have to have another go sometime ;)

Thanks, this was medium.

Croydon! Only joking, it came from a school science department that was closing down.

Thanks!

@@thedarkpower I'm finding all this really fascinating, I'm usually painting, on the wood lathe or doing some pyrography. But I made a couple of pumpkins for decor and one about a foot high out of air dry clay and really enjoyed the experience. I have since ordered skulls of different sizes for references, tools and 3lb of Newplast to practice with. And watched so many KZfaq videos including yours. I have tried just sculpting with my hands but after a while noticed that I needed the hand tools, so I'm now eagerly waiting for their arrival. But watching your videos over and over is helping. Your eye for detail is astonishing, I love detail work its more of a challenge. Thank you for sharing your videos they are perfect for my needs.

@@PENFOLD1962 That sounds fantastic, I'm glad you've got the sculpting bug and I'm also glad that the videos are helping. I like learning new disciplines and techniques but I always find myself coming back to sculpture. Thanks for watching!

Thanks! I find the firm sculpey a little too crumbly to be honest, but doi a skull is a good place to start if you want to do some sculpting :)

@@thedarkpower super sculpey is only crumbly if you have not kneaded the clay. You need to knead the clay once you get your hands on it. It also depends if you ordered it online during the summer, which can result in the clay being partially baked once it arrives, if it is too hot outside.

Super sculpey is good for it. I made a couple of skulls already. You can get good detail if you are actually patient with your work.

@@thefacedlool2706 I don't think it's that - I've been using the grey stuff for years and it's always the same way. I don't think it'd be very easy to knead it either given the toughness of it.

Thanks! :)

Thanks - you'd need to make a mould of your final piece if you wanted a final version.

Thanks!

Thanks! It's called Monster clay. It's a waxed based sculpting clay so it doesn't cure.

Thank you for taking the time to reply!

Thanks! This type of clay doesn't harden. It's worth checking out polymer clays like super sculpey instead.

@@thedarkpower hi! I’ve used sculpey, but I’m kinda looking for something like the natural clays that I can buy in large quantities (like pounds for sculpting, if that makes sense.) do you know anything like that? Thanks 😅

@@aimsanimations2905 The only thing I can think of is 'new clay' which is an air drying clay, but it's not particularly nice to work with. It's cheaper than sculpey or monster clay, but still more expensive than regular clay.

Thanks - it's Monster Clay Hard.

Yep

It's not that hard - you can sculpt it normally without needing to heat your tools. I have heard that you need to do that for some other sculpting waxes, but not this. I think I do prefer it to medium actually, yeah.

Thanks! :)

I made the loop tool I used for the teeth.

@@thedarkpower omg so they' no way I can buy it ?

You can buy sculpting tools on amazon so you might be able to find something like it.

This has ended up being somewhere between the two.

Thanks! :)

If you warmed it in your hand it would but not from general handling.

Ah, thank you.

Yes, once it's dry I don't think you can reconstitute it.

Monster clay softens when you heat it

Thanks!

Yeah it'd be interesting to know how they go about doing that.

Thanks very much!

Haha, it's tempting ;)

Yeah loads of people have asked over the years - it's called different things in different countries. It's this stuff - also known as mineral spirits en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_spirit

The Dark Power great thank you so much

Haha, it's from a school science department- it was shutting down so someone we knew asked if we wanted it 😄

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