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My project for course: Introduction to Realistic Figurative Sculpture
My project for course: Introduction to Realistic Figurative Sculpture

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My project for course: Introduction to Realistic Figurative Sculpture 2
Probably not finished, probably will never get better than this. You can always make it better.
Probably not finished, probably will never get better than this. You can always make it better.
My project for course: Introduction to Realistic Figurative Sculpture 4
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  • jana_buettner1997 Teacher Plus
    28.01.2024 at 15:00
    Jana Büttner

    Hello Aurelian !

    Thank you for taking the course and sharing your project with me and the other students!

    This looks really great well done!
    Of course, you can always work more on a project, but at some point you will internally feel when it is finished.
    I think you got a really nice result

  • aurelianapostol
    29.01.2024 at 18:08
    Aurelian Apostol

    Thank you very much for the kind words and for the great time that I had. With this course you gave me a better understanding of the facial anatomy and how everything fuses together. Sharing your knowledge helped me overcome frustration due to everything I didn't know about the face and as you left no stone unturned I had the chance to create and enjoy just by following your steps of the process. It was incredibly fun, thanks

  • julia_616868
    03.02.2024 at 20:03
    julia_616868

    Thank you for a great course. Some questions: How do you dismount the head from the wooden foundation structure? What do you place it on when it is ready?

    Also, do you ever empty the head from clay?

    Thank you/ Julia

  • theofanis
    09.02.2024 at 06:38
    Marian Ratoi

    Keep working! Do not stop!

  • afroditi_kapoula
    09.02.2024 at 22:09
    afroditi_kapoula

    Hello,

    I cannot see the instructions as to how to dismount the head and hollow it out and I don't want to start making the head without them. Can you please kindly direct me where to find the aforementioned link please?Thank you

  • aurelianapostol
    13.02.2024 at 18:39
    Aurelian Apostol

    @theofanis Thank you. I really didn't stop. Now I'm working on a 35cm statuette, a character from a series. I'm having a great time

  • valeguino
    18.02.2024 at 11:17
    Valeria Eguino Barrientos

    Hello, I loved the course!… I only saw it for the moment… why do I have the question of how to unmold or remove the head from the base afterward… or whether that base will stay there?! .. please help to get started! Thank you

  • eva_2020
    27.02.2024 at 07:45
    Eva

    @valeguino I have the same doubt. How do you remove the head from the base? Isn't it removed and emptied so the clay can be fired? has no basis

  • eva_2020
    27.02.2024 at 07:47
    Eva

    @afroditi_kapoula the same doubt. I see the sculpture as unfinished if it is not explained what is done at the end, if the base is removed and where it sits. so it can't be put in the oven

  • aurelianapostol
    12.01.2025 at 19:46
    Aurelian Apostol

    It's been a while, to answer all the above on how to remove the sculpture... that is done by cutting a section out of the top of the head and hollowing out the sculpture. In order to put the sculpture in the oven you have to do that. search yt for hollowing out portrait sculpture

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