Tutorial - Worbla's Black Art and regular Worbla

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As some of you may have already heard, the creators of Worbla just released a new product, Worbla's Black Art!  I was lucky enough to get my hands on it early and try it.  Here is the description quoted from Worbla's official website:

"Similar to Worbla’s Finest (often called just Worbla), Worbla’s Black Art is a thermoplastic that activates at 90C (195F) and becomes moldable and shapeable by hand. It has the same self adhesive properties that allow pieces to be directly joined, and has 0% waste as all scraps can be reblended and reused. Anything you can make with Worbla’s Finest you can make with Worbla’s Black – with one major change.

Worbla’s Black Art has been designed with artists and crafters in mind, and has been made to give a smoother finish than Worbla’s Finest, as well as being able to take far finer detail both for sculpting and for building detail onto a piece."

You can purchase Worbla's Black Art here:  www.cosplaysupplies.com/store.…

This tutorial covers the basics of the two materials, and I use the two together to illustrate that you can combine them.  I know that there are other tutorials out there showing almost identical techniques, but I wanted to create this tutorial in conjunction with my comparison (found here:  rinkujutsu.deviantart.com/art/… ) to show the slight differences in working with Black Worbla.

If there is anything that is confusing or needs to be clarified in this tutorial, let me know so I can make it better!


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