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car claim model creating a new car model is a long painstaking process and a lot of people are involved in it first artists draw sketches of the exterior and interior then they're transfer to a computer improved using additional effects and a model is created with the help of a 3d scanner if there are no more changes the most interesting part of the process begins the manual creation of a clay model experts say that this process is similar to the creation of a sculpture a team works for several weeks their task is to create a real sized prototype which would help the designers understand how the finished car will look like this method is used by almost all modern car manufacturers such as Aldi Volvo and Ferrari the video shows the creation of a Porsche clay prototype interestingly this stage in the production hasn't changed in 60 years the volume of work is enormous and during the process of process I think the shape of the car can change each company spends up to 90 tons of clay per year finally the specialists finish their work then factory workers create the most complicated parts of the car body also some elements such as glass are produced with the help of machines they are applied over the clay prototype the body is then covered with a protective film and painted all this just to show it in the design center experts assess the finished car from all sides and in different lighting conditions road surface marking Jove echo markings manufactures thermoplastic forms that are applied to the asphalt quickly and relatively easily they used when it's necessary to mark a road a parking lot a warehouse complex a school or in adjacent territory the manufacturer's catalog contains the most common road markings for example children and general caution it's noteworthy that road markings are performed by people signs like the ones you see on the screen are hand-painted by workers first the form is applied to the right place and outlined this is necessary in order to determine the work area next the primer is applied to the delineated area and a thin layer to better fix the shape the last step of marking is heating the form thermoplastic melts under the influence of heat and is sprinkled on top with glass chips if all stages have been executed correctly and accurately as in this case the form is securely added to the surface of the road stamped concrete in order for a wall to have an aesthetically appealing coating you don't have to spend money on expensive facing materials today good masters with the right equipments are able to imitate a stone surface on concrete the work is carried out in two stages first the master applies a dense even layer of concrete to the surface as long as the material is wet it is malleable enough you can then give it almost any shape you can see how the worker applies a special stamp to the wet concrete its inner surface is embossed and the pattern imitates the natural pattern of the stone if the master works carefully and is not in a hurry it's almost impossible to distinguish such a wall from real stone in order for the finished surface to look more plausible the worker sprinkles the forward dry dye it sticks to the wet surface and doesn't crumble when it dries out it is noteworthy that the stamp can take almost any shape in the same way it's possible to imitate for example bricks or wooden panels fluid acrylic painting recently it has become fashionable when the paint chooses on its own what kind of picture it will turn out to be it may seem that the person does almost nothing only pause the paint and spin for canvas however in fact acrylic painting is much more complicated than it may seem at first plants to get a really beautiful picture you need to be able to combine colors choosing the right proportions you also need to know when to stop which way to turn the canvas to make the paint spill in the most interesting way to to create such paintings special polymeric emulsion is used called fluid acrylics the composition includes water and pigment bound together with acrylic resin depending on the density of the paint's it can imitate painting with watercolor or oil for the paintings you see on the screen the artist has chosen liquid acrylic paint the technique is known as fluid acrylic to create particularly beautiful drawings masters use a variety of techniques for example they add soapy water to create beautiful lines or use gas torches to make the surface bubble would sculptures creating sculptures out of wood is a complex painstaking process just like creating sculptures from any other material softwoods are usually chosen for this purpose with the help of cutters knives and chisels people give small logs the right shape they described a method is the simplest and requires relatively low energy consumption masters who want to show their high level of skill and strength choose another technique they use a much more sophisticated tool an electric chainsaw just imagine how difficult it is to give would elegant shapes using an electric tool and yes real masters can cope with this task take a look at how a bulky saw in the hands of a sculptor performs the most accurate work not only the general outlines are sharpened but also small patterns and reliefs as a rule huge wood stumps are used as work pieces before the craftsman starts sculpting he removes the bark and assesses the quality of the wood then he soars off large pieces of wood and only then begins the painstaking work the final touches are then made with gas torches grinders paint and varnish autistic glassblowing the last craft we will show you today is valuable because masters work with dangerous materials and tools the technique of artistic glassblowing shown here involves the use of furnaces in which Colossus eats at at temperatures ranging from seven hundred to one thousand four hundred and eighty degrees Celsius of course any even the slightest mistake can lead to a burn when the glass mass becomes soft and supple different techniques of formation are used for example the material is rolled first so that the edges are even then they use a blowing technique the master holds the glass on a special hollow tube through which he blows air into the glass lump under the pressure that the air creates the glass then changes its shape the walls become thinner different tools are then used to give the glass a more precise shape the glass is pulled out and squeezed with special pliers the technique is somewhat reminiscent of the creation of clay pots the glass workpiece is constantly rotated and pressurized to change your shape if it's necessary to add additional parts they heat up new pieces of glass and attach them to the workpiece another technique is pressing molten glass is placed in a special mold to give the surface a texture the master who creates a truly complex piece of glass combines different techniques only in this way is it possible to achieve unique strange shapes glass is an amazingly flexible material that allows for making figures of almost any shape it can even be painted for this purpose in the manufacture of glass die is added in the quartz sound