Article: How is a green sculpted?

ZaPhOd

ZaPhOd

Super Moderator
The pics are too big to be of a manageable use. You give some nice step-by step pics (too big) but you don't actually tell how to apply or work the greenstuff as you progress. So for someone who has never done this, your article really doesn't help :(
How do you apply and smooth the greenstuff to what you are working on? Do you need to keep your tools wet to avoid the greenstuff sticking to them and making a terrible mess?
 
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Rhode

New member
The steps are way too big and glumsy, you dont explain how etc. For more experienced sculptors this might work, but not for me. Nice try though.
 
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the catman

New member
this is to quich and the pictures to big. maybe after each step you show exactly what you did and how you did it, although. it is quite a nice mini at the end.

the catman
 
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YogSothoth

New member
The pictues are WAY too big and you tell us things like "Arms are sculpted next" But don't explain HOW the arms are sculpted. The mini at the end is rather nice though.
 
dariusZero

dariusZero

New member
Really dear members, you should show more respect to someone who is willing against no other compensation than satisfaction on good job done to share his proffesional secrets with a group of annonimous amateurs and at least keep your mouth shut.
Great tutorial, I learned something ( not everything) on gs, pictures are selfexplanatorial. Hopefully we can see more in the future.
 
Alexandra

Alexandra

Active member
For those who want to sculpt human like minis, you should try first making a lot of anatomical sketches to understand muscle and bone placements. If you know how body parts work with each other, the how to make a arm isn't a problem....
 
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