Sculpting an Elephant, part 6: Building out the legs

Описание: Enjoy watching a little elephant created right before your eye in stunning 4k Time-Lapse! This is part 6 to a ongoing sculpting demonstration video series. In this video I add to the legs I did in the last video further completing them. Aside from minor adjustments these elephant legs are ready for texture! Please please let me know how this elephant is looking? In the next video I'll be working with EPOXY SCULPT! A 2-part sculpting compound that has 1-3 hour work-time and cures in 24 hours. 0% shrinkage too! Looking forward to using it for the first time. I've always used a repair putty from Loctite, the blue stuff. But could not find it anymore. It's going to be nice working with the stuff I know it!

Please drop me a comment and say hello? I'm working to upload more often now on my end, but it's a TOTAL game changer if you like, comment, and share something you like on your end! I have to wait for the apoxy sculpt to get here so maybe I can do something in-between real quick while I wait. At any rate, the next video will not be long at all, tune-in while I get closeup shots of making the trunk, tusks, and mouth. Plenty to focus on while still keeping the video not too long or fast playing. See you there!!!

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NOTE: This video was rendered with my now "old" editing program, having bought a NEW one along with the new computer. It's not rendered right so you may see a little artifact distortion or blurring, so it was either upload this or completely start over with new program, this will be the last time you see it or hear about it so thanks for bearing with me. I was trying out the trial version of Movie Studio Platinum 13 and was amazed how NICE the finished video sample rendered!!!!!! It took 25 minutes to render 11 seconds of film, but the bit-rate was 109k kb's! (the source material is only 95,000 kbs but it was a section of time lapse video, so not sure why it was higher, but it's ALL there!..) It gets even better.. I can also move the scrubber (playback marker) around to "see" the video's time lapse effects WITHOUT even doing a pre-render or anything! OMG that is exactly what I've been NEEDING! Now I can identify the scenes I want to use INSTANTLY! All I need to do now is learn my way around new program.. I'm so happy right now :'D