Figure Sculpting Fundamentals
Course Intro
Supplies
Armatures for Sculpture
Capturing Gesture
References
Sculpture Techniques
Simplified Head, Ribcage, & Pelvis
Sculpting Mistakes
Abstraction
Mold Making
Texturing
Sculpting The Figure
Bonus Sculpting Demos
Sculpting Challenge
Now that we have the basics down, let me show you some cool tricks to improve your wire armatures.
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@betaray
2mo
Hi. Sorry, I’m somewhat confused as to the measuring of the spine when adding the loop. Half a unit down, two units for the rib cage, and another two units to complete lumbar section (4.5 units all together). Isn’t that kinda long? The straight line version is 3.5 units long. Or am I misunderstanding the instructions? Thanks.
Ferzan Süngütay
3yr
please add the translation
Dominic Miranda
3yr
The tips in this video are inspiring and I just ran with it haha thanks for all the helpful information I’m having a blast adding modifications to the armatures, I hope we get the chance to see more in-depth armatures for some of the weapons and props. I made a few armatures today with wings and capes, hope everyone likes and has as much fun with this assignment as I did!
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3yr
These are awesome! Great job!
TeaMonster
3yr
These are great, they look solid too (strong)!
TeaMonster
3yr
I might have got a bit carried away.... ;)
Dominic Miranda
3yr
Lol I got a little carried away myself but nothing wrong with that😂
Shelley
3yr
So wonderfully creative and ambitious. Fun to zoom in on.
XInying Lin
3yr
Hi everyone, I’ve always been confused how the sculptor gets rid of the stand from the body once the work is finished? Or it would be cast directly somehow?
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3yr
Yes the stand or support coming out of the sculpture is usually kept in place throughout the sculpting and molding process and then once the mold is made it can be filled in with silicone on the mold so that it is removed from the final cast.
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