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Article: The Art of Greenstuffing - Sculpting basics by @Johnny B
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This article covers the essential tools, materials, and fundamental techniques you need to start sculpting with Green Stuff. Learn the basics to begin modifying your miniatures or creating custom parts from scratch.
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A great guide to get started if you're new to sculpting!
Something to add would be some basic tutorials on the actual step-by-step sculpting techniques for sculpting stuff (for example fur, a pouch, etc). Yes, the internet is full of these but for anyone starting out, having a guide with the techniques shown (or even links to good ones) always helps lower the barrier when starting. At least it did for me
now if only I could find the website I used back in the day for a link... 
Something to add would be some basic tutorials on the actual step-by-step sculpting techniques for sculpting stuff (for example fur, a pouch, etc). Yes, the internet is full of these but for anyone starting out, having a guide with the techniques shown (or even links to good ones) always helps lower the barrier when starting. At least it did for me
now if only I could find the website I used back in the day for a link... 
Yup, it's a really neat guide!
Something to add would be some basic tutorials on the actual step-by-step sculpting techniques for sculpting stuff (for example fur, a pouch, etc). Yes, the internet is full of these but for anyone starting out, having a guide with the techniques shown (or even links to good ones) always helps lower the barrier when starting. At least it did for me
The aim of these Articles is to revisit some older tutorials (that were either a part of the CN's own magazine Invocation or were posted in the forum by users) and bring them back in a new form of Articles, so more people, especially new bloods, can see them. Of course, anyone is free and encouraged to make their own Article tutorials and post them (I did a miniature photography article recently).
Meanwhile, there is still plenty of existing tutorials in the Index thread (LINK) especially in the Unvalidated Links section, which will eventually get the new Article treatment.
If you manage to find that website, do share it.
Will do!If you manage to find that website, do share it.
And yeah, seeing these articles rise again like this is great to keep the amount of hobby knowledge available to everyone. Keep 'em coming, as even if the topic of the article in question might not necessarily be what someone needs at that point, a groovy picture might spark something new! Conversion ideas, painting schemes, whatever, you name it. Looking at that Oni Varghulf pose right now...
