Clay Portrait: Model a Full-Scale Face

Overview

“Now we will go on to work on the final details of the hair and eyes. For this, the most efficient thing is that you do not invent this type of traits; always look at some sample to work on. In this lesson we will see how to work from the general to the concrete.”

In this video lesson Efraïm Rodríguez addresses the topic: Last details 1, which is part of the Domestika online course: Clay Portrait: Model a Full-Scale Face. Create a three-dimensional portrait with your own hands by working with clay to depict every detail of a face .

Partial transcription of the video

“Last details In this lesson, now that David is here, we will build the hair more with what we see live than with photos. This clay is a little dry, I'll remove it. We will add wet clay because I need it to flow in order to move faster. It's going back to the beginning. I will remove some more clay because it is very dry. If not, when hollowing, I will have problems. Hair is basically air. So this will all be rather a lie. We will do the general masses. We check if in some area we get to the roots and if it's a marked line, we look for the path of the skull. And I recover the limit a little....”

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Course summary for: Clay Portrait: Model a Full-Scale Face

• Level: Beginner
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• 33 lessons (7h 34m)
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  Craft

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  Fine Arts, Sculpture