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by John Brown. Sculpting the maquette (small model) develops not only good technique, but also provides the artist with an understanding of the workflow of a sculpture, ensuring quality and efficiency. Beginning with a clean armature, this lecture takes the student through the entire process of realizing a finished piece. Its rudimentary approach to advanced techniques ensures professional results from sculptors of all calibers. Complete with narrative theory and practical application, it offers an in depth look at the As, Bs & Cs of the preliminary, intermediary & post sculpture process. Format: DVD/DVD-ROM Topics Covered: Clay Types Softening / Hardening Clay Sculpture Tools Workflow Line Balance Silhouette Chapters 01: Prologue 02: Introduction 03: Working with Clay 04: Tool Overview 05: Getting Started 06: Primary Form 07: Calipering 08: Roughing in Forms 09: Soft Tissue 10: Head Sculpting 11: Alcohol Torch 12: Defining the Head 13: Hands, Arms and Feet 14: Line Balance 15: Silhouette 16: Using Rakers 17: Using Solvents 18: Detailing Techniques 19: Closing Comments 20: Credits