Today we have a video demo from
ShirwillJack showing how to sculpt a small BJD* head (hollow). She refers to this as a "paperclay" tutorial but in dialog says she is using "Premier" (LaDoll) clay. They are both air-dry but not exactly the same. "Premier" is a stone clay, not paperclay. However, "Creative Paperclay" works well for modeling BJDs and is frequently used by doll artists. This is a good example of using the "add-on" method for sculpting with air-dry clay, where wet clay is applied to dry clay (re-moistened). If you think you have to
rush with air-dry clay, think again. Note: You might want to pause video in the speeded up segments. Sometimes it's just a little too speedy to see what's happening!
