Cómo hacer a Charizard Zombificado Escultura Arcilla | Escultura de Horror | Comentado en Español

Welcome to the Canal de Artemaster! Today I am super happy because I bring you to the canal the first sculpture he made with clay. It's been a month of work and it's a sculpture, or rather, a diorama. A Charizard zombie who tried to make it as terrifying as possible. I hope you enjoy it a lot and we'll go with the video. Great, because the first thing I do is make myself a sketch here about Charizard, More or less the idea that I have. How do you see it going to be a kind of chained Charizard zombie, And to model I'm gonna be using this clay Sculpey that's the Hard, Saying that within the range is the hardest thing there is, So that allows you not to be stumbling so much when we have it in our hands, Although the longer you're molding it, the softer it becomes, And here he was, boiling a little bit the body, the neck, I'm gonna nail it here with a wire to tie the whole thing up. And now here with my hands making a churro what I'm going to do is flatten it a little bit And then you stick it all over that part of the neck where the intersection of the cortex is, The good thing is that this clay is molded a little with some tools. If you stick to the rest, So we can make splints, so to speak, quite easily. Next I'm gonna be making these two balls which I'm gonna make a little more oval shape, And with the help of this ball-shaped tool I'm going to go crushing a little bit so that it can adhere to the rest of the body. These two pieces too with the help of a wire I 'll stick them there in the laditos And you'll end up forming the muscles of the zombie Charizard. But as I saw that they were getting pretty thick I had to empty them a little with this tool. This part that's a little bit smaller is the lower part of the leg. I'm going to mold it until it conforms to the rest of the leg. Along with a little ball that will serve us as a knee. This whole process here seems pretty quick, but you have to measure all the proportions pretty well, In fact I'm not very good at this, And this is the first time I've used this Sculpey clay to make a sculpture. We'll keep on putting together the cuts so everything takes on a much more natural shape. And as I'm making a foot, let's remember that the other one is going to be a skeleton. Then I'll mold it a little until the shape is adequate. And it's the same with a wire that's stuck there. To make it all a little better I'll just add a little more clay on the back. Okay, this is how we're gonna stay for the moment. And now with a tijer I'm gonna make two cuts in the pie to make the fingers I just cleaned and shaped it with this vacuuming tool. This is the one that's gonna be totally naked, that's gonna look like the bone, And now with this ball tool I'm gonna give you some texture on the bottom. This technique is used a lot by the creator and YouTuber JackJackCreator, Which inspired me to make this sculpture. He's a super talented sculptor, who I love and really wanted to do something like that. These are nothing more or less than pie bones. These are inside a wire and this will be the heel bone. To give shape of bone to bones, with a tool in the form of a spear I was just giving it a few intersections, and this is how it finally ended. Now what I'm gonna do is attach it to the heel, so I'll make those three little holes and one of everything. But not only that, we have to do the claws or the nails, as you like to call it, Which I'm gonna give fire to because it makes them endure very quickly. This clay with the intense heat endures very quickly, And to be able to nail these nails or claws without deforming them, you have to endure them a little bit. We'll continue to add now the tibia and the peduncle of the desgarrada leg of the Charizard, This piece is actually quite delicate because it's very finished, I'll put it in there carefully so it doesn't break, and I'll finish putting the other claws in. Perfect, at this point what I'm gonna keep doing is an incision right there in the thigh, And I'll keep doing this series of holes. I'm going to stick pieces too to give a little texture, And now with this kind of C-shaped churritos that are already previously aged, I'm gonna go clawing them like they were some kind of grape that's left there as creepy as possible. But we're not going to settle for that because this is where the zombification starts, And we're going to scratch him like a media belly, So that you can see inside with a rotten appearance and the ribs protruding. So I'm going to make this kind of craters in the interior, And then I'm gonna go past the ribs that were previously also hardened. We'll put the cola together in a simple way and we'll attach it to the bottom. We sold a little with the finger, And here I have the structure of what the arms will be. As you can see I made the shape of the hand so that I wouldn't be moving all the time, And from here on out I was adding the necessary mastic there by the side of the garra, molding with much patience so that the two arms would remain as similar as possible, And once I have them, we stick them one on each side trying to keep them symmetrical. Now with a little wire and more mastic I'm going to make here the wing structure, I'm gonna put on a stretcher and give you some curvature. We're gonna do a little detail here by putting this peak, I'm gonna finish unifying everything with the tool. We take more clay sculpey and with a rodillo we flatten it enough till we leave a pretty thin layer, I'm going to be the skinny little whale. I'm going to cut the surplus. But to give it a more zombified twist I'm gonna cut out some parts that look pretty scary. And now that the wings have been hardened and we've made a couple of holes to put them in, we just insert them. This is gonna be the tip of the cola that's gonna be there too, the bone, We pressed it very carefully and we put it on the end of the cola. And we continue with the skull of Charizard which will be one of the most visual parts of this project, And half the head is gonna be flesh but the other half is gonna be all skeleton. And I just started to empty it and give it the best possible shape, I'll see you in a bit, but this was a part that took me a while to do. And little by little adding bits of clay and joining them to the whole part of the head, I was getting the shape I was looking for. This really is a super delicate job, I admire people who dedicate themselves to sculpture because it's really a pretty complicated job, But when I had the upper and lower parts I simply connected them with a little wire. And then a cut that will serve for the neck and a little wire, I just put together everything that's left of the head. Only at this point when I have the shape done is that I have to start emptying again to make the shape of the skull, And the truth is, I was improvising a lot because I'm telling you, this sculpture is totally my invention. If it's true that I was inspired by the Youtuber JackJackCreator because he's an absolute crack, But what's all the design of the Charizard Zombie is designed by you. So that's it, little by little I'll be cutting off the right side of Charizard's head until I get that skull texture. With a little help we can do something to relieve the separation of the skin. And to give it a little more skull texture I used a pretty hard brush. I'll prepare a bunch of sharp, well-groomed teeth, and we'll put them all over the mouth, We'll stick that kind of horn too, and then I'll just stick the head in and be done. Finally we have just unified the neck and the list, we have the list the main sculpture, Of course you've been horny. But this is not just the sculpture of Charizard and you, but it is a diorama, It's basically a sculpture, more like a stage. And as it's a Pokémon setting, obviously we need a Pokéball, So I put the clay in a wooden ball, I'm going to turn it around to make it smooth. Cut the cutter and we're halfway to Pokéball. I'll make a small cut there too with the cap, And with the dryer what I'm doing is holding it up so then you can get it out with more ease. We'll just leave it a little flat, and I'll go and make a pretty tight, finished strip. And I'm still crushing a little clay so now I can make a mold of a circle. I'll cut the surplus and put it back together with the old one. And this is how we have the inside of the Pokéball. Now I'm just gonna stick it to the bottom and we have the Pokéball. The next step is to put a white plaster coat on the parts we've already finished. as son el Charizard y la Pokéball, and as the son of the But all this would have no meaning if we didn't make a scenario, So we're going to use a lot of clay Sculpey, And I'm going to use polyurethane boards to make the stage structure there. Here I'm going to make some cut squares that are going to be windows, And at this point I'm going to start giving texture to what will be the interior walls of the prison. With a punzón I'm going to make the drawing of the brick, And with little pieces also plans I'm going to go putting them there in some parts of the bricks To give some more relief and to be more rudimentary, right? That'll give you exactly the dungeon feel we're looking for. And with a ball of silver paper I give it texture. I was thinking a lot about how to make the bars on the windows so they'd look realistic. So I used these plastic birthday banners I'm gonna cut them with a hot cooker and then stick them on the windows. This technique I also learned from Jack, which is very typical of his channel, the chains, It's based on making the ring and then putting a little fire in it to keep it going. These chains we will use for the arms and also for the feet. This thing that looks like a bracelet is what's gonna be holding the chain. We'll make a ring there where we'll stick the rest of the chain. And that's why the chain of the pie is going to carry a ball of lead, So I'm gonna give you some details about the ball, make it look like it's worn out, And I just connected it all with a ringlet to the rest of the chain. I'm still doing this too, They will be the ones who will be pinned on their sides and held in chains on their arms, And we keep putting a layer of white plaster all over the walls. And here after all that is when it comes time to paint, For this I'm going to be using acrylic paint quite diluted in water, And I'm gonna start detailing the zombie parts, With a little yellow and a little pink too. For the whole body I'm going to start giving a pretty pale orange, And with more careless brushes I'm going to give a little texture and volume. I'll also be using in some parts a slightly darker red paint, To give the skin a look like a damaged zombie, And I'm still painting the wings first in blue, And the same with the skin then I'll give it darker touches So that it will look a lot darker. We're still painting the inside of the mouth with a rather dark red, And for the belly or the belly I give him a touch of yellow very very soft, And then I'll stain it little by little to make it look a lot bloodier. And of course the ribs too we'll be detailing them with more bloody touches. I'll give you something dirty on the part of the nails or the claws, And I'm still detailing the eye that's still intact. With a little glue I'll pick up a tongue that I've already made, With this delineator I'm going to paint these grapes, And with metallic paint, you get that metallic touch. That's how we got the result of the Charizard, but we're not even done with it yet. With the black-painted chains I see him giving toquecitos with the metallized paint, I use a sponge to cover all the parts. And now using a brush and painting in orange Let's give him those little touches of oxide that'll look spectacular. These chains are getting a very realistic look. We'll continue with the stage, this will be the part of the floor, we'll paint it first of grey, And then with the sponge and a lighter gray. Let's give him some toquecitos so he looks pretty worn out. Previously I had made some cuts with a computer We're going to reign with a little black to make it look much more realistic, and with a mixture of green color quite dark I'm going to give you a brushstroke to give the first cape of the brick. Then we'll apply more green tones. A little lighter to give it that musk texture, And when we have the three walls, just with a little glue. Let's go and put on the stage. We'll keep painting the pokeball with a little red. And we'll give it a dirty look from the bottom with a little black paint, I'm going to go with something that's green. I just put the tapas upper, And not happy with all the work that's led me to do this, We'll also do a spray painting on the back. For that, after using the stencil, I'll be careful and give you some details. to finish making the Charizard Zombie silhouette. I'll finish all those details with a little post. With artificial herb I'll stick a little there at the end of the windows, And also in the corners of the interior of the diorama. Vamos a pegar también aquí la cadena, We're going to put the chain here, And of course the Charizard in the center of the stage. We tie the chains to the arms, We'll also put the left foot, of course. We're gonna stick the pokeball in here. And that's how we finally got rid of this zombified Charizard. It took me an entire month to do it. But I hope you enjoyed the process as much as I did. Thank you very much for seeing, leave your comment, And now yes, you're done with the final images.