you can use stuff like metal ,wood,stone ,rubbers or even tins there is a wide variety of materials f0r you to use .
modeling
W. Verhelst has written: 'Sculpture tools, materials and techniques'
A modeling made out of sand.
Modeling in animation is basically building a 3D version or sculpture of a character.
Frank Eliscu has written: 'Slate and soft stone sculpture' -- subject(s): Sculpture, Slate sculpture 'Slate and soft stone sculpture' -- subject(s): Sculpture, Slate sculpture 'Direct wax sculpture' -- subject(s): Wax-modeling 'Sculpture, Techniques in Clay, Wax, Slate' -- subject(s): Modeling, Sculpture, Technique
For like scale modeling and the limits of a sculpture.
Edouard Lanteri has written: 'Modelling' -- subject(s): Modeling, Technique, Sculpture 'Modelling and sculpting animals' -- subject(s): Animals in art, Modeling, Sculpture, Technique
Casting, carving, modeling, and assembling! :)
Bruno Lucchesi has written: 'Modeling the figure in clay' -- subject(s): Figure sculpture, Human figure in art, Modeling, Technique 'Terra Cotta the Technique of Fired Clay Sculpture'
The four basic sculpture techniques are carving, modeling, casting, and assembling. Carving involves removing material from a solid block, typically stone or wood, to create a form. Modeling is the process of shaping a malleable material, like clay, by hand. Casting involves pouring liquid material, such as metal or plaster, into a mold to create a sculpture, while assembling entails combining various materials or found objects to form a cohesive piece.
A soft sculpture is made using soft materials, such as cloth, rubber, plastic, paper, and materials that are nonrigid.
-Carving: The sculptor starts with a block of material, and chips any un-needed parts of this material to create an object. -Casting: In this process the sculptor starts by making a mold, and pours a melted metal onto the material. -Modeling: Building up a shape...DUH!:) -Assembling: The sculptor constructs the object. Thanks!!