Create Classic Metal Sonic with Sculpey Clay [kiArt]

00:10 - First, make an arm. The reason why I make it from the arms is because…

00:13 - Because I usually do the most complicated things first.

00:18 - Put oil on the hardened clay in the oven. And put clay on top of it to form the shape.

00:28 - Take a small form of clay to express the shape of a screw.

00:31 - Do the same for the other side. Um… what I’m making right now is the shoulder joint.

00:38 - It binds these together. Put what you just made in the oven and we have to make sharp fingers.

00:51 - It combines with thin wire. Make four of these. (Based on one arm) Thumbs make it slightly different.

00:57 - Next, make the palm of your palms. Next, make and attach the thumb joint.

01:04 - Next, put it on with the back of your hand.

01:06 - Let’s make a hole in the place where our fingers will go in.

01:12 - I’ll give you a tip if you bake your fingers separately in the oven.

01:14 - You can make it more sophisticated. Why do you think it’s complicated? Of course, in this process, make the other arm the same.

01:32 - Ta-da! You have to put this on to complete your arms. Repeat this twice to complete the arms.

01:39 - [Making a Body> Bake this form once in the oven.

01:47 - I use the oven too often, but it is essential for comfortable construction.

01:53 - Apply oil like glue and add clay. This is the front part of the body.

02:02 - The back part is also made in a similar way.

02:06 - It creates a smooth shape. Make a cone before it hardens in the oven.

02:13 - £Caution: Only cones should be baked in the oven, not in the oven.

02:21 - You need to add a clay to shape the body here.

02:32 - Please stick it on the oiled body. Rub it into a ball.

02:41 - Oven is harmful to mental health. I have to see this scene several times in the future.

02:43 - Shape it like making an arm.

02:54 - Please make a screw shape here, too. Please make 1 small circle and 2 large circles.

03:10 - Make a hole in the small circle. It binds your legs together.

03:17 - There’s a lot of oven coming out, right? Apply glue for a momentarily.

03:35 - I’m going to finish these two legs. Next, let’s make a head.

03:44 - Bake the round clay in the oven. It makes a petal-like shape.

03:56 - I’m going to make the head look bigger with these 3 lumps.

04:01 - Apply oil everywhere. Like this, attach the lumps that you just made.

04:17 - Fill the inside with clay. Rub it to complete one form.

04:31 - You can skip the current process, but personally, I think it would be better to add this part.

04:39 - Then you can bring a sleek profile. To make it smooth, I’ll apply sponge.

04:49 - This process is annoying, The result is so good when painting, so please do it as much as possible.

04:57 - Rinse it with water. Sketch the location to make the snow.

05:06 - Then you’ll see what’s lacking. Fill in the volume.

05:18 - If it is well made at first, you can skip this process.

05:23 - I’m going to make a mouth and stick it on. Although omitted from the video, this line can create intense eyes.

05:32 - Sketch where your eyes are going in. Fill in the clay to express the three-dimensional effect of the eyes.

05:41 - I used to paint this part before. I think it’s good to express it with clay.

05:49 - Let’s make metal sonic ears. Use a hard silicon brush to film the inside.

05:55 - The feeling depends on the location of the ear.

06:01 - You can just stick it on, but I’ll get rid of the boundary.

06:05 - Let’s take a look at the form. There is a screw in the mouth, and it is the process of making it.

06:20 - This time, it also creates a (-) shape to make it look like a screw.

06:24 - Make a pointed nose first and harden it before baking it in the oven.

06:31 - Attach the nose you just made to the desired location.

06:35 - Before baking in the oven, apply oil to remove fingerprints and make a smooth surface.

06:44 - Let’s combine them now. I skipped the neck joint part, but I’m making it now.

07:00 - Let’s combine again. I thought about it after filming, but don’t combine it before painting.

07:08 - It can get hard when you paint later. I’ll use a gray surfacer.

07:15 - Spraying a surpacer will help to paint well and cover the scratch on the surface.

07:21 - Sometimes my channel asks me what paint I use.

07:23 - I use josona acrylic paint. This is hand cream.

07:27 - My hands are dry, so I apply them whenever I have time.

07:31 - I’m going to go paint now. After painting, apply a finishing agent.

08:41 - I used matte finish because it made a subtle glow.

08:46 - Apply it evenly. I think I mixed too much water, so I wiped it off because it overflowed.

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