This is SO helpful! Thank you. I was having a hard time with my ears and I realize now they didn't have enough depth to them... much too flat. I really like your tutorial style. Subscribed!
Thank you! It’s really hard to copy your own ear or copy from a picture. Your ear is beautiful. Your instruction is articulate and calm. I am excited to start my dollies ears!
I can't believe that I have a lump of clay that now looks like a pretty good ear instead of 1/2 a butterfly. well done boss. I will be coming back to practice. thanks
Thank you, Bridgette! We're glad you found it helpful! Be sure to share your results with us through our submission form so they can end up on our website! www.beginnersschool.com/submission-form/ Stay creative, The Beginner's School
Thank you Mr. Kidwell, Your video and instruction are very precise. My one issue, I can draw the anatomy very well, but I am sculpting too small. I assume it is because I am very new to the material. It would be easier to create a larger ear, than a 1/8" one! THANKS so much.
thank you for this video! lol. I touched my ear like 100 time while watching it. I do polymer clay but if learned it all works the same...almost lol. just got into realism a few weeks ago where as before I was just doing jewlery and small things like fish and mini trees.
The face I created today from play doh --- from watching your video is So incredible , I would not believe it , if I has not enjoyed myself so much doing it . What and where do I get the clay you were using . OMG Thank you !!
Great that you used play-doh instead of letting a lack of "proper" materials stop your creativity! Good for you! We use oil-based clay such as Chavant (www.chavant.com/) or Roma Plastilina (www.sculpturehouse.com/s-112-roma-plastilina.aspx). You can read more about clay types and the materials we suggest on our website: www.beginnersschool.com/2015/05/04/sculpture-essentials/ Keep up the good work!
Is paint thinner good for refining? I have been using rubbing alcohol. Not satisfied with it. Also I am using non sulfer clay that doesnt harden that I will later use for a mold. Will there be any problems when molding if I use the paint thinner?
Hi there! Yes, you can use paint thinner to refine your sculpture when you're finished with it and it will not affect your mold. We have a video on mold making, too. Check it out! czcams.com/video/TUcDQC53WY4/video.html Good luck with your sculpting!
As a hearing aid professional with a passion for cake decoration, i thank you very much, Sir. *rolls fondant*
This is SO helpful! Thank you. I was having a hard time with my ears and I realize now they didn't have enough depth to them... much too flat. I really like your tutorial style. Subscribed!
Ears are really tricky but luckily Kent is a great sculptor and teacher. :) We're so glad you like this video and thanks for the subscribe!
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Amazing instruction, presentation is so natural and laid back, basically my lucky day.
Incredible, the hands of the skillful sculptor, I will definitely make a video about a works using sand and cement, stay tuned!
Thank you! It’s really hard to copy your own ear or copy from a picture. Your ear is beautiful. Your instruction is articulate and calm. I am excited to start my dollies ears!
haha same!!!
I can't believe that I have a lump of clay that now looks like a pretty good ear instead of 1/2 a butterfly. well done boss. I will be coming back to practice. thanks
Thank!!! gracias mil, veo todo sus videos y me sirven muchisimo, no se como agradecer tanta generosidad.
Thank you so very much for sharing! This was very helpful!
Thank you, Bridgette! We're glad you found it helpful! Be sure to share your results with us through our submission form so they can end up on our website!
www.beginnersschool.com/submission-form/
Stay creative,
The Beginner's School
Thank you Mr. Kidwell, Your video and instruction are very precise. My one issue, I can draw the anatomy very well, but I am sculpting too small. I assume it is because I am very new to the material. It would be easier to create a larger ear, than a 1/8" one! THANKS so much.
thank you for this video! lol. I touched my ear like 100 time while watching it. I do polymer clay but if learned it all works the same...almost lol. just got into realism a few weeks ago where as before I was just doing jewlery and small things like fish and mini trees.
Amazing, thank you so much!!
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You are amazing man. Thanks! Ver helpful!
great video ,Thanks!
thank you for this great demo it has helped immensly
"nipple of the ear" hahaha, it shall now and always be thus!
Thanks for teaching me how to sculpt ear☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺😅😅
The face I created today from play doh --- from watching your video is
So incredible , I would not believe it , if I has not enjoyed myself so much doing it .
What and where do I get the clay you were using . OMG Thank you !!
Great that you used play-doh instead of letting a lack of "proper" materials stop your creativity! Good for you! We use oil-based clay such as Chavant (www.chavant.com/) or Roma Plastilina (www.sculpturehouse.com/s-112-roma-plastilina.aspx). You can read more about clay types and the materials we suggest on our website: www.beginnersschool.com/2015/05/04/sculpture-essentials/
Keep up the good work!
nice lighting by the way
Lovely Sir
Muito bom, obrigado!
thank you it's amazing project
Amazing!
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Is paint thinner good for refining? I have been using rubbing alcohol. Not satisfied with it. Also I am using non sulfer clay that doesnt harden that I will later use for a mold. Will there be any problems when molding if I use the paint thinner?
Hi there!
Yes, you can use paint thinner to refine your sculpture when you're finished with it and it will not affect your mold. We have a video on mold making, too. Check it out! czcams.com/video/TUcDQC53WY4/video.html
Good luck with your sculpting!
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Hi, do you have workshops?
bel video
I thought the parts of the ear vocabulary was interesting.
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your intro is way too long