Sculpting is thought of as an expensive art form, but it really doesn’t have to be! In this lesson we cover the basic materials you’ll need for this course along with some cost saving measures you can take so you can sculpt for $10 or less. There’s also going to be a fun challenge with some prizes you can win when you submit your first sculpture in the assignments tab.
The Sculpting Challenge Prize List:
- Proko modeling pack of the winner's choice
- Andrew's ebook, "An Artist's X-Ray Vision" on the male figure
- Zoom call lesson for some guidance
- Live Group Online Sculpting Session Live
- Eye cast in resin for the 1st place prize
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Related Links:
Bridgman Quick Sculpt Demo
Sculpt of the Living Dead - Step by Step with Andrew Joseph Keith
Speed Sculpting - What you NEED to Know
Assignment
Create a figure sculpture on a budget!
- Don’t break the bank. You should be able to get all the materials you need for $5-10.
- Don’t use any tools intended specifically for sculpture. Be creative and try to use materials you already have laying around.
- Use the reference photos provided in the downloads tab. Unlike a drawing, we’ll want photos from multiple angles. The more visual information the better.
These photos were provided by PoseSpace which has the full HD uncensored versions of these and other poses on their website. (reference photos or video that show the model turning 360 degrees, possibly a head reference, a full figure standing, sitting, and lying down)
You are able to use these reference photos in any way you like. You can do a bust of the head, a close up of the facial features, a torso study or the full figure, low or high relief, realistic or abstract, whatever you want!
Share your work with the community here!