Channel: Polymer Clay Artist

Category: Howto & Style

Tags: sculptinghow to sculptcreature conceptflexable plastic4k art videoclug creaturesculpting tutorialcosclayslugposable sculpture

Description: Hello and welcome back to a new episode to this "Make a crazy 9-eye'd Slug Creature" series! It's starting to get good now! In this video I actually get to start using the NEW CLAY coming this Fall, COSCLAY! The Fantastic Flexible Plastic! We are almost done with this adventure. My main focus in this video was to get all the rest of the clay needed to complete this Slug's body onto the armature. In the last video I bulked out the body using Super Sculpey to both reduce the overall amount of Cosclay needed AND to help simplify the baking process. That was then baked at 275 degrees for 1 hour. Fast forward to this video I was then able to add clay along each antennae, as well as re-skin the creature's body with Cosclay. This will allow for some texturing in the next video. Gonna most likely be some airbrushing in the next video too. Note: My motive for wrapping the antennae lengthwise and with thin sheets was purely based on the this new clay's primary feature, flexibility. Not to discredit other method such as coiling, I just felt as a posable sculpture this would provide the best results. Please, if you have a moment to spare would you mind leaving a comment on this really cool video? I miss you guys and ALWAYS love hearing from you! FUN FACTS: *I was nearly done with this video, then lost the project file. My only option was to start over. This video contains source content of 220 minutes of 4k (UHD) video, and totaled 93 GB of data! * I love the snail from Spongbob (Gary) so I originally wanted to replace each time I said "now" with "meow" ...I only managed to do it once in this video tho because it was too distracting. *HAPPY ACCIDENT: I lost all the audio to these files (and by lost I mean I did not turn on my mic) So I had to do a complete voice-over... I found the end results were one of the best narrated videos I have EVER done! I may do this for meow on... I love you guys, I really do. Please help me with this video by sharing it to your friends, help Polymer Clay Artist grow! See you again very soon! Part 1 starts here! youtube.com/watch?v=9UkwjHNcDeQ