Aurora PotteryPremium Air Dry Sculpting Clay, Pro-Grade WED Modeling Clay for Molding and Sculpture (15 Pounds)

Easy to mold and work with. It does not crack and dries very well. Do not listen to bad comments it works amazing. Super soft and moldable.

Got this for my son to move to the next level with his sculpting used it okay but the end result was far less than what we expected after the clay dried it becomes extremely brittle and it cracks along in different areas of the sculpture

I've wasted weeks making sculptures that crack. The crack in the leaping whale (see photo) was my fault. The armature was not stiff enough. However, the body of the whale cracked in several more places. There was no flex in that portion. So, I wondered if I was letting the clay dry too quickly. So, I tried sculpting a stretching cat. The armature was very stiff. I kept the piece in a ziplock bag and sprayed it with water before I sealed it. It was a week or two before I got back to it. And it had already developed cracks! I don't have forever to wait for pieces to dry. I certainly don't want to find that time wasted with nothing to show but cracked sculptures. It's back to polymer clay for me.

This is quite workable, and holds up well

Great stuff. See my other review.

I started a Thanos mask and am getting the basic shape done. This clay is the best I've ever used for sculpting.

I was excited to work with this clay but truth be told this is practically mud. I mean it is so brittle it will fall apart completely if you just look at it wrong. I have spent so much time fixing cracks in the pieces I made with this "clay" that I wish I never bought it in the first place. It's not clay, it's got the same strength as dried mud and it becomes useless because if shatters itself as it dries.

Horrible clay, cracks n shrinks. I've tried it with small projects and large, changed thickness - just cracks n shrinks too much.