I knoww!!! That was awesome.

Abel Crucible ikr

yeah its nuts what a difference a bit of polish makes. I mean literally i wouldn't have thought the thing my art was missing was literal polish but thats all he does, a few well placed cuts and some polish and it all changes

Toni Macaroni lol

no, your actual hand is better. God did that for you

😂😂😂

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I like this!

It is really only water?

@@AX-fc5sc Water if they're using clay and solvent if it's synthetic

A few steps may have been missed out there...

Even if you aren't good at it it will be fun

Yosi Lee Or it will make you hate yourself

A harsh way to put it, but you can always get better with determination

Yosi Lee Maybe someday.....

Someday :3

They both look pretty androgynous to me...

.magnifique sculpture j'adore ! merci pour cette vidėo.

Why lol. Why you laughing out loud?

The hand looks female to me

male and female hand have different finger lengths, thicker / thinner fingers and more / less fat pads in the palm. all those details are attained in the general shapes, as well as how much he shaves away

Товарищ Митяй 😂😂😂

???

😂😂😂 oml

hahahahahaahha, its 4am and this will make my day xD

BACK OFF SHE'S MINE

YO

Mine too..its amazing tho!

Mxgan ikr

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your work is still good!^^

You're probably awesome boo keep hustling

I thought the same!!

Amigo Thadeu, essa massa não é argila comum, não. Essa massa é uma argila sintética. Sua característica principal é que ela não seca nunca.O artista poderá reutiliza-la em outras peças.Novamente.

Alberto W.Emilio Friend Alberto, in fact this is common clay, it is water-based and will dry. Thank you for your comments.

Ok! Philippe - então como ficaria a resposta para nosso colega,Thadeu.Para a argila não se rachar ao secar?

Obrigado amigo ALBERTO de se preocupar com a resposta estarei no aguardo pois trabalho com artesanato e faço varias peças ,mais para não rachar uso durepox no lugar de argila ,grato (THADEU)

Ok! Thadeu, vamos aguardar então o:'Professional Sculptor & Author Sculptor & Instructor Philippe, falar algo. grato! Aberto

In his early books, Philippe works with WED clay, which is a very smooth water based clay and is easy to blend and shape. I've worked with it and it's great for practice and making masters, but it's not a permanent material. I think he may work with another water-based clay now, but they're very similar.

I have to correct my earlier comment about the WED - I went back through my notes and found it was Laguna Clay company that recommended the WED as "a favorite of movie and large-scale figurative artists"; Mr. Faraut was not the one who recommended it. I have personally used WED and think it's outstanding, but it's not what he's using in this video. Sorry for the incorrect information.

check the FAQ section of his website. There's a list of clays on there.

Martin akaMartzz অত্যাধিক ভাৱে বাঢ়ি অহা পৰিবেশ প্ৰদূষণৰ ওপৰত দুশাৰী (সংগৃহীত) "শস্য টুটিল মৎস্য টুটিল,টুটিল বিৰিখৰ গুটি,ভাল ভাল মানুহৰ বাইক লৰিল,লৰিল ধৰমৰ খুঁটি "

They usually do a clay model first and have measuring tools to me exact....

none it's real flesh

Khushbu Mandliya I think it's clay.

Anjuli Marquez of course not

Sanjae Suresh you in england?

No, and I found it! Thanks for your help though!

no problem

Where did you find it ?? I'm also looking

+Raven Wallace just google clay supplies in the area that you live,if you have no luck ask a school art teacher where they get there supplies,it shouldnt be that hard.good luck