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Loading ...Philippe Faraut: Clay Sculpture Titled ‘Crazy’
Another masterpiece by Philippe Faraut. It is so inspiring to watch a sculptor be so delicate and yet so deliberate with his hands. The clay model captures a lot of emotion and it is clear from this that Faraut is nothing short of a master of his craft. A truly stunning video.
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I have studied art for most of my life and would easily say that it was my number one passion. I appreciate everything surrounding art but I gear most of my efforts towards anatomy and the human form. I believe there is nothing more beautiful and rewarding than being creative to produce art which does the human figure justice. I hope you enjoy my portfolio and if you have any questions do not hesitate to contact me. I also travel the world whilst maintaining this website in the hope to broaden my horizons and discover all the different types of art around the globe.
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@jaja1818 I have very little experience in this medium but the clay varies. When I went to class we used water based clay which I assume is your average sculpters clay, however there are others like a mud- looking clay (light brown/red) that people use. And we used a kiln if I am spelling that right to harden the clay which would also burn out the newspaper used to start it. After that we painted some type of bronze base and some copper I think to simulate age. It turned out very impressive.