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I think I’m getting a set for Christmas. I don’t know yet.

You've made that hat look so good that you'll have to be wary of your Dook stuffie possibly snatching it up for his own! I truly adore the uniqueness of Dook's hat. Whomever designed it struck a great balance of something distinct yet aesthetically charming and timeless. Maybe it's partially due to the color scheme but I would not look at that and think it's something from the 50s or whatnot. And since Dook made his own costume, it shows his creative yet still sensible side off nicely.

Wizard of oz. (lol I didn’t know but learned from comments on my dad’s release of the video). Was that the show at Looney Birds with “The yellow beak road”? Looney Birds is the restaurant I remember most growing up. I believe my dad opened it when I was 5 or 6. Man that was a fun place.

Look ms so cute❤ one question where was the fly used

So cute! 🐝

If you'll forgive the pun... It's "bee"utiful! It's cool to see how much fun you're having while doing these painting projects. Telling viewers that they can have fun with things pales in comparison with actually showing it.

Wish I could get a set

You've made our favorite 'world's most adorable junkyard puppy dog' - I mean Dook of course! - look totally stellar! (In keeping with that 'space' theme.) How does using gray as a lightening/shading agent work out with acrylics as opposed to just using white or black? Using colored pencils, I tend to use grays a bit. So, just curious how that works with a paint medium.

Looks beautiful even duke would say, “ I look so intriguing.” Lol

Nice video and the cat drinking paint water😂😂

2:28 If it's ok to ask... Since you're needing such a small amount of latex, would it be a viable option to use a small measuring spoon or a thin stick to just scoop up a dab from the latex jar and place that on your palette or is latex too finicky for that?

Thank you so much! That means a lot. I think I had about a month. At the beginning my idea was to create an advent calendar that i would make a variety of different clay sculptures, including 7 characters sculptures. I was going to learn how to make a silicone mold of them, then replicating 50 sets of each😂. My dad came up with the idea of the latex pieces in addition to just the 7 sculptures. Each sculpture took about a week. our idea was off. My dad and I brainstormed packaging and looked at pricing to have bags printed. I thought it was way more than what it would be if I did it myself. (I was wrong). I said I could make them myself no problem. I got 3 of the sculptures done. You can see them in the background during the screen print idea. (I also have videos making them on my TikTok channel) My dad must have thought ahead and knew we needed a fail safe by choosing to create more latex pieces than our original plan. When I did my test sculpture in silicone I realized I needed a releasing agent and a way to get rid of the bubbles.. i was missing some major tools for this to be possible, so we ordered a pressure pot and vacuum chamber… but we were at a little less than a month to finish everything. I had to put my sculptures on hold for a future project. I had to send my finished bags in less than a month and I had not started. We realized we had reached a point 50 was no longer possible and made our goal 25. I never choose a project that I don’t push limits to the max. I’m definitely proud I didn’t give up but at the end of the screen print idea in the video when I was trying to visualize how I was going to set up the screens, I lost confidence I was going to be able to finish in time, but the idea of admitting defeat is not something I’m willing to do. Even the idea of cheating the goal from 50 to 25 made me cringe until I realized how hard making just 25 was.

The amount of trial and error which you've persevered through is honestly impressive. Many folks would lose at least a bit of self-confidence after the "things which didn't work out" piled up so much. Then there's the fact that you've been able to get through all of this in such a short timeframe. What did you have - about a month or so? Also; groovy to see your feline again as well as that cute Duke plush in the corner.

Cool video. You taught us some things, learn from your mistakes or failures

Everyone's favorite, totally wonderful, naturally awesome pizza band leader never looked so good! It's good to see that even professionals can make some mistakes and yet keep going. These videos will be good art lessons for the year through.

Very nice to meet you. I'm looking forward to watching you bring this Advent calendar to life. Thank you for sharing your time with us here on youtube.

25:17 Audio cuts out and remains silent for the rest of the video. It's truly kind of you to provide all of the tools which offer everyone the best experience plausible while working on their Advent calendar. Thank you very much for the lessons.

I BOUGHT ONE

If that's a shipping box... I can only imagine the kind of puzzle-worthy challenges that Christmas morning or birthday time brought.

I find it cool to learn that The daughter of my boss, The legendary Aaron Fechter has a youtube channel of her own. I'll definitely be keeping an eye on your content as well -Hunter

What might be the future of the RockaFire be going forward?

Man i love the rock afire sm! Im going to see them this weekend in WV

are you actually related to aaron? who are you i’m so confused

i used to be obsessed with rockafire when i was younger lol

I wish I could get a set

I'm glad that funny looking kitty cat didn't pee on all your big tote bags!

Nice I love them