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Not exactly the most in depth, exciting tutorial, but it's a basic starting point, besides I wanted to tease ya with what's going to come next.

=P

Lemme know if you found it useful.

Tutorial 1 - Mixing Sculpey
Tutorial 2 - Armature n Stand
Tutorial 3 - Head Sculpting
Tutorial 4 - Body Building
Tutorial 5 - Body Details
Tutorial 6 - Finishing Touch
Tutorial Summary

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:iconpippin4242:
Great tutorial! I only wish you could get Sculpey in England. Maybe it's the same as Fimo...?

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That I don't know. I never tried the stuff before. It's a shame you can't get Sculpey though. I guess one could always get it online, but some people don't fancy that method. :(

I've heard that there are a lot of places that don't have the stuff. Brazil is one of them. But they have stuff like cold pottery clay which is something I've been having troubles finding here. Why can't they make it available internationally. :shakefist:

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:iconpippin4242:
It looks great though. I'd love to get back into modelling- I used to love it when I was younger. Until my class got Banned From Clay. That was awesome. XD

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Banned from clay? :lmao: That sounds like it'd be an interesting story :XD:

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D'ya like Mayuri?
:iconwhite-materia:
Over here we have stuff called Das, which you can get in most hobby shops. Its a polymer clay that you can get in kilogram packs. And it is air hardening, so no oven involved. From what I can see, super sculpey looks a little more plyable (just looking at the finger indentation in the first pic).
And it comes in white of teracota.

Really nice start. Its given me some ideas about making the clay more workable by ^^

Cant wait to see more
:iconbansheelass:
I'm quite sure they don't sell Sculpey over here in Finland, but then again I'm sure there's some other material very alike to it that can be worked with in a similar way :D

This is a good tutorial, very comprehensible, interesting and fun :) I'm really looking forward to see how it's all done.

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I see your TV >3

And whoa, mixing's that easy?1 I was expecting something that was going to make me pull my hair out at the difficulty :lmao:

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=P That tv collects dust mostly. My computer is my only source of entertainment, that or the small tv upstairs used for necessary video games.

Mixing clay is easy, easy enough that I wonder if I should have bothered with a tut for it. XD Then again, people now know it's easy. Hahaha.

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Ughh air dry. I once worked with air drying stuff in art class before. It was terrible. :( Lot of the projects made with it have broken off parts.

Good luck with your clay. :)

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:iconstykera:
:clap: Good tutorial; visually attractive and informative... and all that.

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