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Goo Gone, you can find it at any hardware store or walmart etc. Put some on a cotton ball, hold it on the glue for a few minutes... it will break down the glue and you'll be able to just wipe it off. Then wash the goo gone off with some alcohol. You may have to repeat this process a few times. Don't leave the goo gone on for more than about 10 minutes or it will start to irritate the skin. If it does, you'll want to put some lotion on the irritated area of skin. Cornhuskers is a great lotion for healing irritated skin.

Sanding it was enough, because that apoxie sculpt stuff is super sticky and bonds with everything.

It's painted with acrylics and then coated with gloss mod podge.

It's a cheap battery powered string of 10 LED lights from the dollar store. I cut off all but the first two. They always have them during Halloween and x-mas.

gracias. Es un proceso similar al papel maché, pero usando algodón y pegamento.

Creepy cute is kinda my wheelhouse.

Yes, a necessity when working in green stuff or miliput

Yep... time, cost, quality.

@@DarkNookShop I could draw something for you if you'd like. That way you wouldn't have to use ai.

@@SomthingAwful I don't have any problem using ai... my only problem is when people use ai and then claim that makes them artists... like ordering a pizza and claiming it makes one a chef.

@DarkNookShop ah! So your problem is essentially with "Ai artist" rather than ai. Interesting perspective. I agree with that. Ai artist drive me nuts. Lol

@@SomthingAwful I also use AI for things i wouldn't bother to do myself or to trouble an artist for. Like I asked for monster eyes to compare iris color combos... not something I'd bother an artist with.

I can draw... but the value of Ai is that it can give me a dozen different versions of the ideas I'm suggesting, pretty much instantly. That would be a time consuming back and forth process with an artist... and I never have to pay ai for the meh work I'm not satisfied with.

Why not use AI? It's a great tool for concept art. And I'm never going to put that much effort into a concept sketch. Plus I kind like the challenge to see if I can make a real version of the AI image.

Using a heat gun takes a bit of practice... there's a fine line between perfectly melted, and on fire.

The original video was just way too long for this simple of a project...

It good regardless, and I love the simplicity of this project. You did an awesome job Dark Nook. 👍

Very cool.

I'm thinking of making something much less cool to live among my spiders on their shelves. :D

@@EFergDindrane what shall it be? Spiders need cool stuff to live with.

@@agneschrismer9946 I don't know! Maybe a guardian something like this! They are good boys and girl and need joy!

Thanks... she was fun to make.

Interesting...

Thanks.... it did come out very creepy.

Thanks. I hope you enjoy my monsters.

automatonophobia : the fear of human like objects.

It is a very easy project. Don't be intimidated by it. And yes, it was just paint... black base, brown mid tone and tan for highlights.

Thanks.

Welcome. Glad you enjoyed it.

Not really... I'm still working on a design for a puppet built around foam and foam clay.

Cool, I can't wait to see that video when it comes out. As for the latex puppet, how about a poll on what creature should be made; does that sound good?

Thanks ... he would be cool at full size.

Yes, but... the bond to the foam mask will be weaker, because the foam itself can tear a lot easier than a slip latex mask. Depending on what you need, it's usually better to punch or use a lace piece.

I use the dolls I find in thrift stores for 5 or 10 bucks...

Whoever donated the dolls must have thought that the dolls were creepy. My mom likes dolls, but none of the 11 daughters and grand daughters like them. They creepily sit on the living room mantle.

@@mness143 usually they are damaged... that's how they end up donated.

@@DarkNookShop that makes more sense. I thought you just bought one out of nowhere. It's good to give new life to something!