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Sculpt the Ear & Jawline in Wax
Carve the Jaw in Wax
Carve the Back of the Neck in Wax
Wax Sculpture Scraping Techniques
Round out the Jaw in Wax
Round the Upper Lip Area in Wax
Layout the Lip Area for Wax Sculpture
Draw Lips on Paper to Prep Sculpture
Carve the Lower Lip in Wax
Carve the Upper Lip in Wax
Define the Lips in a Wax Sculpture
Carve the Upper Nose in Wax Sculpture
Draw Nose on Paper to Prep Sculpture
Carve Underside of Nose in Wax
Refine Nose Shape in Wax Sculpture
Refine Tip of Nose in Wax Sculpture
Refining the Nose in a Wax Sculpture
Sculpting a Nose and Lips in Wax
Starting the Eyes in a Wax Sculpture
Draw the Eyes on Paper to Prep Wax Sculpture
Outline the Eyes for a Wax Sculpture
Shape Upper Eyelids for a Wax Sculpture
Refine Eye Shape in a Wax Sculpture
Exaggerate Features in Small Sculptures
Round the Eyeball in a Wax Sculpture
Carve Under the Eyes in Wax
Carve Above the Eyes in Wax
Refine the Brow in a Wax Sculpture
Separate the Brow in a Wax Sculpture
Refine Neck in a Wax Sculpture
Adding an Ear to a Wax Sculpture
How to Carve an Ear from Wax
Draw the Ear on Paper to Prep Wax Sculpture
Refine the Ear of a Wax Sculpture
Carve the Ear Canal on a Wax Sculpture
Summary: After heating the ear, cut out the circular shape. Carve a head out of wax with a professional sculptor in this free video sculpting lesson.
Dan'L Terry is a nationally award-winning artist/designer. His art has been exhibited in national juried shows and museums, on the covers of books and magazines, and in feature films,...read more
"Okay, just been heating up the ear, a little bit more the area that will be the ear to help speed up the carving and to let the magic of the melting wax do some of the work for us. Notice that I was talking about how the ear has to go from a flush to an end. Just using heat I've been able to create that illusion here as it smoothly gradates in toward the head. We'll refine that a little bit, this way. Help to find the edge of that ear and that's looking pretty good right there. And then we'll start the process of refining the back edge of the ear by cutting into it and cutting away what we don't need."
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