How to Add Legs to a Bust

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Summary: Refining the shape of the legs of your female bust sculpture; learn tips, tricks and techniques for creating beautiful sculpture in this free online art video about sculpting taught by expert sculptor Jorge Benlloch.

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Jorge Benlloch Jorge Benlloch is originally from Barcelona, Spain, where he received a M.A. & B.A in art at Steban Ripeaux Academy. He has taught art at the University Popu... read more

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How to Add Legs to a Bust

JORGE BENLLOCH: Oh, we are going to keep defining this supposedly that this lady is inside of the water, just going into the beach. Then we're going to make some kind of bikini here. We have to cut this off and define the legs and the muscles of the legs. Okay, sounds good. We're going to dress this lady up. Let me see how we can do that. And the arms that normally they bend and they look like soft arms. Okay, let me see. Over here, well, we need to take this off. Kind of--I like this that its jaw is united to the body then it gives this kind of a strength to the figure. And here to--now, the figure, it's going to be very fragile. Then we are going to put like a bikini thing. Let me see what we can do to the rolling pin. We're going to make some kind of thin layer and we're going to cut this in some kind of bikini shape. Let me see how this works. From here to here, it's not working really good that one.