Also an art but not drawing.... sculpting

[Anonymous No.4441130]

Does anyone have a scanned copy of this book? I'm broke but wanted to learn.

[Anonymous No.4442040]

>>4441130
I don't anon but I'm sure you can be resourceful and find a torrent which I will also now look for

really I'm just happy to have a sculpture thread. also, post work

[Anonymous No.4442744]

Been looking for mnnths for this one and the only one that had this was the usenet.nl stuff which in my opinion is doubtful enough for me not to bother trying.

This was my first time seeking for help so hopefully we could both get a copy of it.

[Anonymous No.4442883]

Also this one pls sculptors01 スカルプターズ01 been requesting this since 2019, Hope someone would have it

[Anonymous No.4444006]

bumpo this for interest

[Anonymous No.4444429]

what are you working on anon?

this a rough for my next piece

[Anonymous No.4444848]

>>4442883
all I know is that the one I posted and that one, they were all published by genkosha, that book sculptors already had 3 (volumes/series don't know what to use). They were all available physically but no pdf or scanned copies are available on the net.

[Anonymous No.4444872]

>>44444Absolutely beginner

[Anonymous No.4444958]

>>4444872
keep going anon. start rough shapes like you're sketching and build up in layers. work the whole form and don't stay in one place too long. build bigger

[Anonymous No.4445196]

>>4442883

[Anonymous No.4446431]

>>4441130
This is a cool thread.
Sculpting is something I've dabbled in here and there as a method for building plamo.
But as of recent I've been thinking of looking into getting deeper into it.

[Anonymous No.4446447]

>>4446431
I've done research about sculpting and resin kit (plamo) there are books specifically published to give guidance and idea on how to start but almost all of them are in japanese but that doesn't matter though because they are more on illustrations yet knowing how to read will give you a better understanding.