Hand
Tutorial Making a Super Sculpey hand ... By Chua aka "Jonestation" |
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| h1: Begin with a ball of clay. This is mixture of SS + B/W Premo | h2: Flatten the clay ball to form palm, not too flat, maybe 1/5 of original ball height. | |
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| h3: Roll the finger in cylinder form. arrange them to see the length. | h4: Slice into the segment slightly, not too deep, 1/3 will do. | |
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| h5: Add details as necessary, but since this is just early stage, the detail might lost during the other stage. | h6: Slice 45 degree at the end of the palm, to allow alignment of the finger. | |
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| h7: All I can say is, blend, blend, and blend some more. | h8: through hand0014: Repeat the process 3 to 7 for the rest of 3 fingers. | |
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| h15: I found the finger is too thin at the joint, so I added a little clay to fill it. | h16 through h19: Add thin layer of clay to parts that are too thin or distorted. | |
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| h21: Ready for the thumb. | ||
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| h22: The process is quite similar, blend and add clay. I always refer to my own hand for this. | ||
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| h30: Add some clay to form the hand bone that run under the skin and fat. | h31: Add clay ball to the knuckle joint between palm and finger to emphasise the edge. | |
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| h33: Well, the rest is adding detail and refine. Wait! How about the bending finger, you ask? | ||
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| h34: Arrrrhhh... My finger....(that is for not showing the finger bending process!!) | h35: Cut deeper at the segment, depend on how "bent" you want your finger to move.Here I make roughly a 30 to 45 degree split to the segment. | |
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| h36: Bend the finger. | h37: through h55: any pose is possible for the hand, if it is created in proper length. | |
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| h57: Hey you aren't wearing boxing gloves... "Yeah right, tell that to the referee!!!.. Eat this!" | ||
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| h63: Experiment with texture using alcohol (finally found 91%) and brush. | ||
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hope this helps. The whole process took about 1 hour, this is only the
5th time I have tried sculpting hands, the first time took around 3 hours. |