"Happy Mistakes" - You might be the Bob Ross of Poly Clay ;)

FABULOUS!!! The seahorse really pops on the blue/white skinner! Love it!!! :)

I love how soothing your voice is! Oh and I love your tuts too!

Thanks for sharing. Love the Seahorse! Adding the boarder was a great idea.

@TheBroodingTom

8 жыл бұрын

+suzy nissen No problem and thank you! The border was just a single thing out of nearly infinite design possibilities... I like how it makes the seahorse easier to see

I love the way you used your scrap clay, I would've never thought of that!

@TheBroodingTom

8 жыл бұрын

+Anine De Paepe (colorjojo) endless uses for scrap clay :D

Great video as always Tom, thank you for sharing, I love how the pastel goes on so softly 😀

@TheBroodingTom

8 жыл бұрын

+chanspirit1 Thank you!

wow! I really like your videos, I love art and I really enjoy watching your videos. thank you very much for sharing your talen

Thank you.... Great videos ! Keep them coming, please....

Great job for a first time. I am going to try and make one. Should be interesting.

I'm really looking forward to trying your techniques. I find your KZread videos really instructive and inspiring.

@TheBroodingTom

8 жыл бұрын

+Jim McCauley I hope the videos help a little, and thanks I appreciate it.

Hey Tom! I am new to your channel and when I first saw your channel I knew I had to subscribe right away! You are amazing at using clay!

Lovely!!

That's beautiful

thanks for makeing it easy

Beautiful work!

@TheBroodingTom

8 жыл бұрын

+Andy Thank you Andy!

Love it. A tip with the pastels, less is more and baby wipes are a savior. If you get pastel where you don't want it, A little wipe with a baby wipe takes it off pretty efficiently. I don't work without baby wipes. lol. Just the cheap like $1 ones I can find. I use them for everything from wiping my hands when changing colors, getting TLS or bake and bond off my hands, cleaning my glass work surface after working with pastel or before I start to get any dust off my glass. They come in handy a lot. Best wishes and keep up the amazing work ^.^

Fantastic 💕💕🧜‍♀️

47th like, 8th comment! Love your art, its amazing! Cant understand how you keep the clay so clean...😥

Great!

you are awesome !!!!!!!! learning so much !!!

@TheBroodingTom

8 жыл бұрын

+Scott Oatley Thanks!!!! The more you watch the more you'll learn hehe... seriously though, thank you for watching!! :D

Wow work you are simply awsome!!!!!!

Amazing work :)

Great job, you make really good videos!

beautiful sea horse, love the colors. could you do a stingray?

Looks great =)

@TheBroodingTom

8 жыл бұрын

+Veronica thank you!

Do you think you'd ever create a human figure sculpture? Something similar to that of Julian Khor's work.

This is really cute.

@TheBroodingTom

8 жыл бұрын

+Herr Mondlicht Thank you I'm glad you like it!

@monsooniphone

8 жыл бұрын

Yes I like you're work very excellent.

mooooore please.... :))

i like your videos :) it's always nice to hear you explain everything so thoroughly ;) i hope you'll do some more clay videos in the future

@TheBroodingTom

8 жыл бұрын

+Floraphine For the past few months it's been difficult to make videos, but lately situations are more suitable to make more videos... One thing that slows me down terribly is my outdated PC =( I have almost zero steady playback and it takes about 2-3 hours to mixdown a 6-7 minute video.. When doing the audio part I have to turn off the video part to even "hear" what I'm saying! I found a pre-leased workstation (computer) from Tigerdirect that's only $399, originally $1700!!! It has 2 CPU's in too.. Well, anyhow... it's my ultimate goal to do a video a week, possibly even 2 videos. In the meantime I appreciate you sticking around during my absence. And thank you!!

@icecreamprincess000

8 жыл бұрын

+Polymer Clay Artist hey, thank you for this detailed explanation :) good look with your computer then and I'm looking forward to seeing more of you :)

That is great! Love how you made that plate. :) I love liquid clay. I use another brand also for its clarity so I mostly use it to actually make things. Still trying to get a decent hollow bead with it. :p - Heidi

@TheBroodingTom

8 жыл бұрын

+BlackCat2 hollow beads? Question, do they _need_ to be hollow? Reason I'm asking is I once seen some lightweight sculpey but can't remember where... I'm assuming you want them hollowed for the reduced weight? And thank you!

@shadowslove29

8 жыл бұрын

hi what I use to make hollow beads is biodegradable packaging peanuts they dissolve with water what you do is take the peanuts and make a smooth bead with a little water not to much keep adding till you get the size you want cover with scrap clay bake then make a hole on both end needs to be big enough for a needle tools and warm water to dissolve the bio peanut then cover with your bead with canes you can also cut the bead in half and then dissolved the peanut glue back together again with liquid clay

verry good and you have a nice voice to lisen to

@TheBroodingTom

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you and thanks! It puts some people to sleep, but some do like it lol

Wow it turned out beautifully! This definitely helped me out alot so thank you for showing us your technique! Do you have a Instagram account?