Mini Sculpting Super Show 29 - Sculpting Hoods
Sculpting hoods! It's a great way to get out of sculpting the head and face ... er ... um ... Just kidding (sort of kidding). Hoods are a fun detail to add to your sculpts. But if you don't do it the right way, it can make your mini's head look large and bulky. Check out the video for some great techniques you can use for sculpting hoods and that can be applied to other elements as well. Medium: FIMO Professional (polyclay) Tools: Wax #5 Colour Shaper Flat Chisel Size 0 Firm Scalpel X-Acto blade Small Burnisher Needle Tool Patreon: / masonstudios Website: http://thetommason.com/ Instagram: / tommasonsculptor Facebook: / tom.mason.796 Twitter: / puttypusher

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