ARTEZA, Polymer Clay, Grey Dolphin A003, 907 gr

Clay had a lot of conditioning to work around but with clay softener, it worked out well. Not great for sculpting fine detail, but is perfect as a base layer and after baking sturdy enough once it sets

Was very dry, needs a lot of work to make it soft

The product was soft and pliable and blended well but this also made it hard to pose as its so soft, limbs and such just droop. There are no instructions for baking on the package so I googled it and it sat 165c for 15-30 minutes. This is much hotter than I'm used to with sculpey and fimo which is 130c. I confirmed the temp with arte a via their online chat and they said 165c. I baked my piece for 20 mins at this temp and it ended up with large cracks in the surface and was very brittle once cooled. I've never had this problem with other brands so needless to say I'm not overly impressed overall.

I used Artezza to sculpt this piece. Its a good quality product, at a good price. Its pretty easy to use and dries well. It can crack slightly when curing, but only very slightly. No real problem.

Easy to work value for money and I will buy this product again

The media could not be loaded.  Really easy to work with clay, not too hard or soft and sticks to itself well when adding on more pieces.Great for fine details like teeth and eyes and doesn't stick to everything else.Do yourself a favour and try this stuff. It's really good.Iv read reviews that have said it's crumbly and hard to work with? I've no idea what they are using but it can't be this stuff lol. 15 mins at 160 degrees C in the oven and jobs done. NO cracking ,and I've done loads of models. Floppy arms and limbs? Use an internal wire frame to support it like the pros do.FANTASTIC beginners polymer clay.

Got this as an alternative to Sculpey which is my usual brand. I found it hard to get smooth and spent a long time trying to remove micro cracks

Arrived as if it was already baked, turned to dust if you tried to work it.Will be requesting a refund