Sculpting A Seahorse - tinfoil to Pal Tiya Premium & painting
2018 ж. 5 Там.
14 450 Рет қаралды
A seahorse is made in two halves that are joined together. It is much easier to sculpt these two halves separately because you can see both sides at the same time.
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Well aren’t you clever doing two halves like that!! Can’t wait to start using your product in Canada, lots of artists waiting patiently in the great white north!!
Fan freaking tastic job. The only thing I can see those 3 that gave a thumbs down that can make it better than yours is that theirs actually moves under water; otherwise I don't see how it can be any better.
Ha ha ha Thanks.
super technique ! !😊😊😊👍👍👍
v nice professional art work good
Love this! 😀
Thanks Heather 😍
Love
I came here from Joni's webpage.. This instructable is excellent! :) To bad you guys don't sell in Canada... :(
Thanks and yes it is a shame, we are still looking for distribution in Canada as we have many fans there!
Wow ! What a wonderful looking Seahorse. What inspired you to make one ?
We thought it would make for a very interesting and unique kind of project Kjell
Beautiful! What brand of paint is in the cups? I’m sculpting a unicorn out of Pal Tiya for my daughter and want to use the right paint on the finished project!
Thanks. We used concrete stains but you can also use India inks (Bombay are great) and you can seal them. Here is some info on that. faq.paltiya.com/article/48-can-pal-tiya-premium-be-painted
That is some amazing work. But, any chance Pal Tiya will be available in the Netherlands?
Thanks and YES, you can buy in our UK online store and we ship to the Netherlands (in fact we have many customers there) 👍
www.paltiya.com/ukstore.html
I know. But shipping is about the same price as the Pal Tiya itself. So getting it locally would make it a lot more interesting. Thanks for the quick answer though.
No worries, yes shipping rates are a bore huh!!
Hello! I just found out about your product. Could you tell me how thin you are able to make things with this product? I make sculpted flowers, as lifelike as I'm able...would love to try this with them, if it would work. Blessings!
Have you seen our Orchid video? The product was designed for large outdoor sculptures but people have been making smaller pieces. We have a searchable FAQ page here: faq.paltiya.com/ that may help. Usually we would say to go no less than 3-4mm thick. All armatures can be made with tinfoil and so the size would depend on how big you want the finished piece to be! Hope that helps 😊
I did not find an orchid video either on your KZhead channel or your website...nor did I find anything (except possibly the ears of the elephant) that showed a thin application...maybe someone forgot to upload it? Blessings!
Part 1 is here: kzhead.info/sun/l7aYfKyJmYl_e40/bejne.html Part 2 here: kzhead.info/sun/dcqRnJege6yYi6s/bejne.html KZhead has changed things, if you haven't hit the bell you won't see any videos going forward and subscribe to the channela nd you should see all of our videos...we have many many :)
I would, however, be happy to work with your medium, and see if this could be an application that would work for it...I'm looking for ways to create flowers that can be in the weather and not disintegrate over time. Let me know if you are interested. :) You can see my work in other mediums here: facebook.com/Chrissies-Creations-157057084443071/
What was that moldy stuff called
To what moldy stuff do you refer? :)
Why not leave the tinfoil inside it?
Only so we had room for the steel armature so one could stick it in the garden 😂. You can leave the tinfoil inside of the sculptures or take it out if you prefer.