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This is a general idea of what tools, clay, paints and wire I use. I hope this answers any questions and/or helps out in any way.Here's the link to my Armature tutorial-
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I'm a fan of using the xacto knife to sculpt, it saves me having to switch tools since I'm already using it to cut the material.
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Hi! I was wondering if you have any tips for sculpting a nice looking head shape. I lack in artistic skills unfortunately, but especially with heads. Even if its normal human heads to anime heads, they're not exactly in my best drawn zone, so I was wondering if you could provide any tips that could help me? If not don't worry! 
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Oh god, I struggle with that too. What I do is study faces (generally mine since it's always there.) I try to understand the angles and planes it makes. I try to really simplify the angles of a face and once I have that down work on getting more and more complex. Also practice, like all the time.
This is also something that helped me- www.facebook.com/TKMillerSculp…
I hope that helped at all
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It helped a fair bit actually since well, my heads usually end up as.. sigh... cubes xD
I guess as well I can try and study face angles and all of that, I hope I can improve my skillzzzzzz~ Thanks!
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Thank you so much for sharing your knoledge!
A great artist is a great spirit expressing throught matter!
Once more, thanks!
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No problem, glad it helped you out
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A local or major craft store should carry it. If not, you can always buy it online
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Sorry for botering you but could you mix the Super scupley firm with regular white scuply to get the same rsults?
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First you're not bothering me. I enjoy talking about all things sculpting so, if you have any questions feel free to ask them
Yes you can mix them. Sculpey and Super Sculpey have the same texture and softness. I prefer Super Sculpey because I personally think it is a bit better quality that regular Sculpey, but that could just be me. The other reason I mix them is because the grey color makes it easier to see what you sculpting.
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And Oh I see now...Also do you think I could do this with just aluminum foil and clay? I don't have any wire and Hobby lobby only has the wire to hang up pictures
Pffft,typical.
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You can try but I wouldn't suggest it. The wire armature helps with anatomy and it also keeps everything together if there is any breakage. Any craft stores that sell jewelry supplies should also carry craft wire for a few bucks.
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Ah okay.. Thanks so much!
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I wish there was a place where I could get Sculpey firm locally x( You have to order it, right?
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I buy mine at Joann fabrics. I think any major craft store should carry it.
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Oh wow, I will try them. I've only seen regular super sculpey at Michaels.
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Resourceful, not ghetto. xD
Thanks for the overview! I should probably get creative and find myself better tools too. C:
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