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he first video in the series of three, features portrait sculpture. A well developed and easy to follow process for creating a likeness in clay. It provides a beginner with a forum conducive to learning and the expert with a variety of tips and tricks for working with clay.
(about 60 minutes)
The second video in the series of three, features portrait sculpture. The female torso is one of the classic forms in sculpture and capturing its nuances becomes a breeze when following Wasil through this video. It provides a beginner with a forum conducive to learning and the expert with a variety of tips and tricks for working with clay.
(about 90 minutes)
The third video in the series of three, featuring relief sculpture. A well developed and easy to follow process for creating a relief in clay. Relief sculpture can be some of the hardest work to perfect because of the combination of dimensions. Wasil covers the ins and outs of this skill and how to perfect it. It provides a beginner with a forum conducive to learning and the expert with a variety of tips and tricks for working with clay.
(about 60 minutes)
This video was added to our catalog on November 14, 2006 in Arts & Crafts::Sculpture.
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Great teaching style. Much better than many others.
Excellent DVD. I'd like to own it, so I can refer to it while I'm sculpting.
Excellent series. I found the information extremely useful. I picked up some good notes from these DVDs. I have been sculpting for a couple of years now and have never seen anything on high relief sculpting. A. Wasil makes it look easy.
The sculpture lesson, Full Figure in High Relief, was excellent. It contained a detailed demonstration of the high relief sculpture techniques I wanted to learn. I recommend it highly.
Found it to be rally helpful and great presentation
I enjoyed the DVD but would recommend it for sculptors who have some experience, as opposed to complete newbies. The sculptor talks about perspective but doesn't demonstrate how to achieve this in the flattened realm of relief sculpture, just shows himself lifting the front of the subject's foot out a bit from the background. Newbies would be frustrated with so little explanation of how to achieve depth. I did enjoy the mold-making demo and found that very helpful.
