I may or may not ramble to much XD

This is one of the best product Reviews i have ever seen, hands down! Straight to the Point, on-camera testing and showing of the Material, own opinion and reference to other artists, - perfect! It really helped me decide in making a choice, lots of love, greetings from Europe!

Thank you so much! I was trying to decide between buying Chavant or Monster Clay and you gave me exactly the information I needed! It´s great to get such an in-depth description of how working with each product feels. Keep up the good work!

Monster clay is the best material i ever worked with, really awesome

This is exactly the video I was looking for

I really appreciate this review. I have been wondering about these different brands and you answered lots of my questions!!!! Thank you!!!!

So helpful! I have been wondering about Monster clay for a while. However my go to clay is DAS!!

I really appreciate the detailed review. Very helpful as I'm just starting out.

I love monster clay.so smooth to work with it.

Thank you Mattie for the video, very helpful materials. Have been using Sculpey long time ago, love it but holding details are tricky. Chavant keeps sticking to the sculpture tools was mentioned on other video. Definitely Monster clay will be next on my list, glad found a fellow Canadian sculptor here. Well done video.

Good video! Keep it up.

For projects that take a long time, you need to cover the Chavant to keep the dust off due to its tackiness. A Monster Clay project is not tacky and you can rinse the dust off in your sink.

This is exactly the type of video I was searching for. Thank you.

Excellent information! Big help to us just starting.

great review thanks so much for the info

Exactly the info I was looking for, thanks!

Thanks for the informative video. I work with beeswax, but it sticks. I will buy Monster Clay .

clear out my doubts a lot and decide which one to buy

What a very informative video, thanks so much. Can we use the torch on Chavant clay to soften it?

Thanks for the information you get a new sub :)

Thanks for the info guy!

Hey I love the video and I’m going to start my sculpting soon, wondering where you got your sculpting base you have the dragon on ?

7:42 made me and my girlfriend chuckle

Awesome informative video - I'm trying to sculpt an "Add-On" piece for a motorcycle helmet which I'll then cast to make a silicone form. The resulting form would then be used to create the final version of the Add-On. Don't know how it will turn out but I'm sure I'll learn a lot in the process. Thanks Mattie

So I want permanent sculptures-If monster won’t work, sculpey won’t work for me, what should I try? Nsp isn’t really permanent, so is das my only option? Are there any other options? Is there any way at all to make monster permanent? I’d like to try silicone molds, but my sculptures might be big and I can’t buy very much silicone- what do I do?

This is a awesome overview of differences type of clay, thank to your video made me decide with one to choose. I’m just starting and learning about clay and will love to learn to do something like the dragon you did, will subscribe to your channel to see more and learn more about clay. Thank you.

Super informative thank you! Seeing this I wonder why the soft or even medium version exist, right? I mean if you can soften it for molding, don’t you want your shape to hold as much as possible once you’re done shaping? And then if you want to make any modifications you just soften it up again with heat. So it seems like getting the hard version is a no-brainer. Or am I missing something?

Very good explanation…👍🏽 I have the amco air drying clay. I made a skull sculpture. After it hardens can I do a silicone mold of it..?

I do sand sculpting as a hobby and want to practice my skills while not at the beach. Would clay work help me? At the beach we just build up forms, pound the wet sand in and remove everything we don't want. So it's a bit different than clay in that you can just take a little piece add it where you want. Sand doesn't rebond like that. Maybe I could use Monster clay, pour it into a small form and start from that. How easy is it to remove large chunks of clay?

what do you think about a traditional water based clay? The stuff they also use for pottery

🙋🏻‍♂️Buenas tardes. Excelente vídeo. Me ha gustado que explicas porqué te gusta y porqué no. 👍🏻

I have styrofoam sculpture and I want to make a layer of clay on it so that it gets more round. Also later on , I want to make a silicone rubber mold on it. I was thinking about monster clay but will it get hard enough and how long will it last on the styrofoam? And is Apoxie sculpt an option?

Please more monster clay tutorial 🤗

Great video, thanks. If you are using lighter fluid let it totally evaporate before putting a flame to the clay lol. Also it’s your making a mould with anything that has a thermic reaction ( fibreglass or plaster) avoid monster clay, and stick with NSP.

So did you ever try monster clay hard? And if you did, would you suggest that or medium? Great review by the way, gonna try this out for the first time. Unfortunately I could only find das, but knew it wouldn't be to bad for a first timer, but still would like monster clay. Thanks!

Thanks for the info! I'll try an art store for these.

"I'm currently in the works of getting hard. I can't wait to try it." You and me both, buddy!

We’re can I get monster clay in alberta Canada

Thank you so much 💖

I recently got chavant clay and it's so damn sticky, I found heating it for 15 second bursts in the microwave on some baking parchment also works Only way I've found to clean it off my hands is using vegetable oil and dish soap, otherwise the residue is impossible to get off I'm debating getting some monster clay because I've heard it's easier to work with, hence why I'm here haha I'm using it to make sculpts to make molds or foam patterns from it

fucking thank you dude, i looked so many places for a comparison like this.

can you mix the Chavant medium and hard to make something in the middle?

I'm confused what chavant and monster clay are used for. the only use I can really see other that practice is creating masters for mold making. Is that it?

I know you mentioned that an armature isn't needed for the monster clay but would that be for any size sculptures? Like could you sculpt a adult body from size from the waist up?

Can the chavant hard clay be heated to flowable viscosity?

Can i question? This chavant clay. When you are done to build sculpting. Is it turn to hard? And you will put in to oven again for another sculpting?

Thanka for the info, im thinking about buying some and im still debating over chavant or Monster.

Does that monster clay crack after you completed a sculpture?

Can I reuse monster clay after making silicone mold from it ?

7:41 hehehehehehhehheh

I've been thinking about monster clay. Thank god I didn't buy it. I want a clay that's one and done. Not one and then mold and then cast. But I can see how it would be useful for people who constantly change their sculptures though. Or someone who wants to make multiples of some sculpt. I prefer the one of a kind so I'll stick with my air dry. DAS is not the best of the air dry's but it's not as bad as he made it out to be.

now use both the medium and hard, but what happen if you want to reuse it?

Where do you buy your clay in Canada ?

Hi, thank you for your video. What is the temperature of the room you work in?

Mineral spirits works best with monster clay imo

I think this will be pretty usefull (*Sub)

I wish I could buy monster clay but it costs 50 euros in germany :(

7:41 🤨 (I'm sorry😂)

0:38 you mean "a love/heat *relationship*". key word missing there.

1:18 I may be outing myself a bit here, but I've seen alot of 90s stoner movies and I'm pretty sure I know how to construct a hot box

7:40 You are what?? 🤨

I appreciate the extra loud music at the end... it made the whole experience "great" (not)