Clay In Action (1942)

The film demonstrates the process of sculpting a clay portrait, detailing the importance of armatures, measurements, and techniques used to create a three-dimensional representation. The sculptor begins with a sturdy base and applies strips of water clay, shaping them to follow the model’s features. Measurements are taken to ensure accuracy, and the sculptor carves planes into the clay to form the facial features. The artist emphasizes personal interpretation, enhancing specific traits to express the model’s character. The final result is a unique fusion of the model’s appearance and the artist’s vision, ready for casting or firing.

Keywords
sculpting, clay, portrait, armature, measurements, techniques, modeling, personal interpretation, character expression, casting

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