Sculpt 3d figures professionally the easy and fast way.sculpt lifelike miniature figures in polymer clay, with my step by step dvd's, free tutorials and les. In this video i'll show you a few techniques for sculpting heads and faces with polymer clay in different sizes from 1 35, 1 12 and 1 6 head sculpts.let me k.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to sculpt a girl's face using polymer clay. you will be guided step by step through the process, from shaping the clay t. Use the knife to divide up the face to form eyes and then the forehead and the chin. the vertical line will indicate the nose. leaving some space below, make the lines for the mouth. add some extra clay to form the chin and on both sides of the nose for the cheeks. you will need to keep blending in the clay so that the facial features look smooth. Techniques for shaping polymer clay: – pinching and rolling. – using clay knives and rubber tipped shapers. – stamps and molds for textures. – layering different colors and pieces of clay. proper baking techniques for polymer clay: – preheating the oven. – using a baking surface. – tenting with aluminum foil. 3. place your model into a covered, oven safe dish. get either a ceramic, glass, or metal dish and place your model in the center. then place the lid on the dish and make sure that it’s fitted properly to protect your model from color changes and browning due to the heat. never bake polymer clay uncovered. [13].
Techniques for shaping polymer clay: – pinching and rolling. – using clay knives and rubber tipped shapers. – stamps and molds for textures. – layering different colors and pieces of clay. proper baking techniques for polymer clay: – preheating the oven. – using a baking surface. – tenting with aluminum foil. 3. place your model into a covered, oven safe dish. get either a ceramic, glass, or metal dish and place your model in the center. then place the lid on the dish and make sure that it’s fitted properly to protect your model from color changes and browning due to the heat. never bake polymer clay uncovered. [13]. 1. form a ball. roll out an oval and smooth the clay. the smoother you can make your clay in the beginning, the easier it will be to form your face. depending on the size of your sculpture, it may be difficult to roll out a ball. if you're making a small sculpture, it shouldn't be a problem. Step 4. make two very small snakes for eyelids, add clay balls to cheeks and chin. step 5. blend the additions with a flat tool and a soft paint brush. step 6. i refined the face, made ears and baked the head on a stick at 130c for 20 minutes.
1. form a ball. roll out an oval and smooth the clay. the smoother you can make your clay in the beginning, the easier it will be to form your face. depending on the size of your sculpture, it may be difficult to roll out a ball. if you're making a small sculpture, it shouldn't be a problem. Step 4. make two very small snakes for eyelids, add clay balls to cheeks and chin. step 5. blend the additions with a flat tool and a soft paint brush. step 6. i refined the face, made ears and baked the head on a stick at 130c for 20 minutes.
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