Creating Designer Toys - Mastering sculpt methods for molding

Hi everyone - I'm Facter (@facter on IG) and this is my third tutorial on how I create my own designer toys for Irikanji Toys.

In this episode I talk about the methods I use for making the master sculpts for my toys, covering everything from sculpey, apoxysculpt, kitbashing and 3d printing ...and a whole bunch of combinations of the above !

To be very clear - I am NOT a master of toy making! The title of this video means that this is how you create the master piece that is used for molding and casting! :D

So the audio may be out a little in this video, sorry ... I didn't want to record it for a fourth time (ugh) - I've since changed software so hopefully in future this stuff won't happen as much!

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I've been doing graffiti and street art for 25 years, and have been making my own toys for about 4 years now, in Melbourne, Australia. It's been an amazing journey so far - still have so much to learn, but id like to share what I already know, and learn from everyone else - so please leave comments or suggestions, and constructive criticisms!

Disclaimer - please bear with me in this ongoing series, I'm really new to this and the first few videos won't be great - just saying yo - but I'm adjusting them as I go along and I hope in the near future I'll have everything fixed and running smoothly. So until I start to nail this, expect shitty or choppy video, accidentally working on things out of frame, poor lighting, voice overs because I forgot to turn on mics and constantly changing and bad camera angles! I do hope the sometimes rough beginnings dont dissuade you from subscribing, I have so much more stuff I'm gunna share!


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