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Second and last part of the sculpting tutorial, next time i will make one of how i make my doll eyes.
I might got some spelling mistakes going on in there XD

Armature tut:
1st part of sculpting tutorial:

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Tut and art by Moi :3
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Mood: Wow! ~ThePhantomWolf Feb 27, 2013  Student General Artist
That is the coolest sculpting tutorial ever! ^^ Not sure I have that kind of patience but I'll definitely remember this as useful information and something to aspire to!
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*mangakasan Feb 27, 2013  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Thanks! I'm glad it was enjoyable to read trough :3 * you can always try to start with something simple first ;)*
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~ThePhantomWolf Feb 27, 2013  Student General Artist
^^' yeah, it'll take a while though, hopefully one day I can learn to sculpt like you :)
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~huskylovers33 Jan 5, 2013   General Artist
I have a question~ ^u^ What about painting (i mean like how do YOU do it...)? And what paint do you recommend for painting sculptures?
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*mangakasan Jan 6, 2013  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Before i paint i spray on a primer coat, this makes sure the paint can be applied without problems (some clays refuse paints or needs many layers before it catches on) then i usually i combine traditional mediums to paint my sculptures such as acrylic paints, pastel dust/pearl ex dust, but acrylic paints work wonderfully it dries fast and if you give it a couple of layers the colors look vivd and covers completely without any weird patches, i use matte varnish and or fixative to seal the paints/pastels so it wont chip off and when its all done i give it an extra bit of glazing for even better protection
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~huskylovers33 Jan 6, 2013   General Artist
Wow, i never really noticed how much it takes to paint a sculpture, but I understnad why it would. Thanks a lot, I've been working on an Espeon sculpture, and im at the point where I have to paint, i felt clueless before you commented this. Oh yeah, one last question... what acrylic paint brand do you recommend? I have some Windsor and Newton paints, but they were only 21ml tubes and i've already used up a good portion of it...
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*mangakasan Jan 6, 2013  Hobbyist Digital Artist
i suppose those brands will do :3, it actually doesnt matter much which brand you use, i use varies of brands and it all works just fine, just the cheaper ones you might have to paint on more layers and are less vivid in color as the more pricy ones.
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~huskylovers33 Jan 6, 2013   General Artist
^u^ Thanks so much~ This tutorial and your tips will really come in handy and have helped me a lot. I have several Pokemon sculptures ready for painting and I just wasn't sure what to do.
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*mangakasan Jan 6, 2013  Hobbyist Digital Artist
goodluck!
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*xXCougarXx Dec 23, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
oh man this is really amazing! first i thought that traditional sculpting can never good as the digital. But this looks so real and cool :D i will try it out thank you^^
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