Modeling Torsos with Clay
First muscle masses of the posterior part 2
A course by José Manuel Martínez Pérez , Sculptor and Illustrator
Joined May 2022
Joined May 2022
About the video: First muscle masses of the posterior part 2
Overview
“After having located the large muscles, we are going to work on melting some of the areas and applying small corrections and additions.”
In this video lesson José Manuel Martínez Pérez addresses the topic: First muscle masses of the posterior part 2, which is part of the Domestika online course: Modeling Torsos with Clay. Dive into figurative sculpture and learn to model an expressive male torso, focusing on human musculature and bone structure.
Partial transcription of the video
“First muscle masses of the posterior part Once we have located the large muscle volumes, we also have to think about melting some areas and in giving thickness to certain areas. In the case of the gluteus, here, I, for example, I would melt a little more. I continue to maintain here what is the pelvis. I haven't defined the gluteus yet, we'll do it a little later. So here I ground and give a little more width, but I still maintain the situation of the pelvis. Don't start with the volume limit. Keep in mind that modeling is an additive technique, that is, we add and add, so don't be in a hur...”
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Course summary for: Modeling Torsos with Clay
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Category
Craft -
Areas
Fine Arts, Sculpture
José Manuel Martínez Pérez
A course by José Manuel Martínez Pérez
The human body, its ability to express emotions and its dynamics represent the center of the creative work of the sculptor and draftsman José Manuel Martínez. In his career he has been recognized with the 56th Reina Sofía Prize for Painting and Sculpture (AEPE), the "Miguel Blay y Fábregas" sculpture medal and the honorable mention twice in the "Figurativas 2019/2021" contest.
He has materialized public commissions such as the tribute bust to Don José Folgado Blanco (2021), the monument to Alonso Barba (2019), the monument to the Elderly and to the Virgin Bella (2007), among others. His work can be seen at the European Museum of Modern Art in Barcelona (MEAM) or at the Museum of Contemporary Art of Sicily in Catania (MACS). In addition, he combines his work as a sculptor with that of a professor of anatomy and natural drawing at the Escuela Superior de Dibujo Profesional (ESDIP) in Madrid.
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