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human 3D printer, not sculptor.

Incredibly useful, thank you.

Very nice work! Beautiful patina.

Artista che andrebbe maggiormente celebrato 🌹

Great, thank you! Now that you've explained to me exactly what it means I no longer need to interpret the piece myself. Thanks for saving me the effort! I don't like to be challenged or think anyway. I'd much rather be told what art means by artists, after all only they know the exact meaning of their art. Right?

Belleza de escultura 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 saludos desde Perú 🇵🇪

Have a good time.

Amazing … would love to learn this someday

An amazing piece of history, thanks to Gwen for the interview and the nss for putting it up on RUclips

This was a fantastic tutorial. Thank you for explaining all the attributes and names of the various tools. Thank you!

All the step by step and no metal sculpture?

thank you for this video 👍. I would like to try making patinas on copper alloys. do you know if we can buy them or if they unfortunately remain secret recipes that the founders will take to their graves 😅?

beautifull

Using plaster coated cloth sounds like cheating.. Cyber scans and 3d printing of skeletons? But Degas and Rodin didn't have that, did they?

مم عاشق مجسمه سازی هستم ولی با اینکه این هنر در کشورم قدمت زیادی داره ولی الان محدودیت و اموزش ضعیف داره

Loose the stupid music

I got a pointing tool and have had a really hard time trying to learn to use it. Thank you so much! Hope to go to one of your seminars/ symposiums. Happy carving!

*promosm* 🌷

what a brilliant video, I could listen to Edward all day long, I am a self taught sculptor and would have loved to spend time with this great man, he is on a different level, a modern day genius.

3-D printing makes me sad........

I'm watching this after 14 years 😮

Thank you for posting. What a joy to see such excellence! Someday!

Nice!

Věry good video ❤

سلام دوست عزیز❤😮

How did you drill a hole in that copper nail? You didn’t remove it in your demonstration so I’m assuming you drilled a hole in it.

Who’s this guy very knowledgeable

35:27 My grandfather and great grandfather were stone workers and sculptors of memorials. They got up each morning early to start up the fireplace, in order to temper their instruments. They also was making the charcoal - in big fire piles. Without charcoal they couldn't temper their instruments, without tempering them each morning they couldn't work on the stones. They also was quarrying the stones alone. Stoneworking from the past is astounding hard work.

The Robert E. Lee Monument in Charlottesville, VA was gorgeous. Criminal what happened to it.

Salam məndə bu işləri görürəm. Azərbaycanda. Bilmək istəyirəm. Siz bu işlərə görə nə qədər zəhmət haqqı alırsınız?

That was awesome.

This is a treasure in all the Sculpture videos because you can really learn from a master. I hope some day i could go, learn and come back to Colombia, where there is so much to tell by this endless art. Meanwhile, this one and all your videos are a great inspiration. Thanks to the National Sculpture Society !!

This was awesome, and explained so well! Thank you !! This type of art needs to be passed down to new generations, it is so beautiful and skillful... Fred is a true Master at his art

Wow

Good jobs

Nice work

Excellent tutorial!

St Sebastian looks like a self portrait!

Wow! Learned a LOT!

I cant belive there are only two comments.i was enthralled by this tutorial.i have to get a machinetta

A hard earned paper hat

Nice.. Can u tell me Whats the name of wax

bronze dog is schnauzer

'The fountain of the muses', which used to be in the Metropolitan Museum, was the largest commission for an indoor public space in NY City history. It was relegated to a sculpture park in South Carolina when, in fact, this historic commission should have remained in NYC. Surely with the dozens and dozens of new skycrapers being built, it could have graced an otherwise empty atrium. Along with its spectacular cast collection of antiquities and historic monuments, the MMA had yet again chosen to squander its resources and patrimony to concentrate on illicit, illegal aquisitions.

A very great talent... What an imagination.. and the skill to put into clay her mind

wow!

थँक्स.

I love you so much!!!

Excellent explanation.

What an interesting and talented man!