The brand, which has built a following of over 650,000 YouTube subscribers through its sculpting tutorials and character work, designed the material to minimize crumbling and improve conditioning. Available in both Soft and Firm formulations, the clay is intended to hold intricate textures and facial features during the creative process. According to the founder, the primary goal was to create a medium that remains responsive in the hands of the artist while ensuring the final piece survives handling.
Epiclay cures in a standard oven at 275°F in roughly 20 to 30 minutes, allowing for multiple baking cycles if a project requires layers. The material is non-toxic, vegan, and conforms to ASTM D-4236 standards. Finished sculptures are compatible with standard acrylic paints and pigments, making the transition from raw clay to display-ready art straightforward. The product is currently available for purchase through the official Ace of Clay website.




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