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Stefan Niehues made this incredible Tutorial on how to make head in ProCreate.
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Basic tips and tools for working with epoxy putty, green stuff and ProCreate.
Sculpting crab legs - tutorial by Navarro
Sculpting alien skin - tutorial by Navarro
Photo reference of fabric folds by The Fantasy Arts and Resource Project.
Photo reference of fabric folds by The Fantasy Arts and Resource Project.
Armatures are the skeleton that all sculptures are built on. these are tips to making armature for various scale figures.
One of the common reasons to collect Tyranids is for the conversion possibilities. This often leads quickly to a need for putty and clays to sculpt bits, fill gaps, create skins, and more.
I like using putty to help join pieces and fill gaps! It allows for stronger joints, better posing, and for some models, like Games Workshop's Tyranid Hive Tyrant.
This article is a list of tips I have learned through reading or experience to help improve my sculpting skills and technique.
It seems like a no brainer, but I've definitely seen some poorly mixed putty in my day. A bad mix is just plain bad news.
Sculpting tutorial of a knight in 35mm
Sculpting strange fungal growths, boils, and sores is fun and easy.
I received a lot of request about my sculpting technique and someone send me via email these questions. So i decided to make an article with my answers.
Just as our skeletal system supports our fleshy bodies, armatures can form a basic support structure under sculpted putty.
