I watched every second! You put such an amazing amount of detail into this costume, and I'm so happy that you shared your techniques on how you achieved such an incredible build. Thanks a million for being so willing and putting in all of the effort to share your methods with the rest of us! I sincerely hope that you're receiving financial compensation in some form, if not now, then very soon. Do you have a Patreon?
I've just watched it for about the 5th time since you made it. I've also forwarded your channel link to my props college lecturer. Excellent detail and many clever ideas.
Your face talking about the cosplay shows how proud you are of it and that's insanely well deserving. Your work is so amazing. thanks for sharing your knowledge!
This was so incredible and helpful to watch!! I've been incredibly curious as to how you built his head, especially as I'm wanting to try my hand at building a fursuit head, and I've already learned so much incredibly valuable information on costume building from this video alone. Thank you so much for sharing your process with us!!
this is the first time I've heard of making a mini model to figure out the pattern to build a head, this is so good, I now have a way to build something I was stumped on how to pattern for agggggeeeessss. THANK YOU
Even (or especially) after seeing how you made all of this, I still can't get over how good it looks - the entire costume, but this head especially! So lively!
Thank you very much for making this very thorough video! I was the one who had asked about seeing the puppeteering mechanisms of the head, thank you for showing it from the back and explaining how all of that worked!
I'm really excited that found your page the other day and I can't stop watching & learning! Congrats on your 2017 win with Hogger. That was pretty amazing and you & Hogger were just amazing!!! I stumbled upon your page, from your distressed furry episode. Loving the fun you're having and just want to thank you. Looking foward to many more lessons. Peace & Love to you & your craft!!
Wow that's just awesome. I eslecially like the teeth and lips. And the fact that you sculpted the nose on the train. I also live only 1 1/2 hours away from munich but i only take 15 minutes on the train to my workplace
Came from a 2017 Blizzcon video where I saw you and just wanted to say your Hogger cosplay was absolutely amazing. It was the highlight of the costume contest by a wide margin.
AMAZING!!! I saw the Blizzcon 2017 contest and cringed at just about every costume, But when you can out as Hogger I couldn't pick my jaw up off the desk...
This is awesome! I know I'm a year late, but I'm currently planning out a build of my DnD character, a Kobold. I was wondering how you did the cool shapes on the roof of the mouth?
@@KazplayVideos Awesome, thanks :) probably won't be able to start till August/September, finishing off my current build, getting everything ready to go, saving enough money to actually buy all the materials etc. but I'll let you know when I start. I'm also considering building it for my Year 12 major work in Visual Art, in which case I can't legally start till October anyway, but I will be able to do it in school time, and use the actually pretty decent workshops and tools they have... I'm so excited, I'm planning on making digi stilts (of Chaos Costumes' design), articulated tail and jaw, and creating a scaly undersuit (SKS Prop's Orc has given me some ideas for that one, as did your arakkoa feet)! And that's just the creature bits, I'm hoping to learn a bit of leatherworking between now and then so I can do realistic pouches and straps for my armor. Also I'll need to learn to sew lol. Your videos have been a great help though :D And wow sorry for that long-ass comment, I'm just super impatient to get going but I can't! So instead I just ramble to anyone that might listen lol.
I can't thank you enough for these videos. They are invaluable! I had a question for a future video. How do you work out what parts of the foam need slanted cuts? Is it just a matter of looking where the foam bulges out (like his nose ridges) and pulls in (like his eye sockets)?
+Sarah Blakey that's a great question, I will go more into depth on that for sure. Short answer is that it's mostly a stylistic choice, but there are places that benefit and/or need it :)
Amazing video, thank you so much. I can´t get the link you wrote about the foam L200? Perhaps it doesnt work in other countries ( I am in Europe)? IS 200 the grams of the weight?
Hello! Thanks for letting me know about the link, I fixed it. So L200 is more of a brand name, the generic name is cross linked polyethylene, maybe if you search for that in your country you can find it. The 200 part has to do with the density, so something to do with the weight. Though I'm not sure how they came to that number. There are other weights like L300 up to L600 and those increase in density/weight
watched completely! it is ultra helpful! just one more question (dont know if u talk about it on another vid or something...) Which airbrush painting brand/kind are you using? Im planning to buy some for colouting fur too but not sure which ones are the correct :v i just love ur work u inspire me so much for doing some crazy creature in the future :´D
I am using a brand of airbrush from Master. I have a dual action, gravity fed from them as well as a single action siphon fed one. I use both for different applications. I use regular craft acrylic paint that I water down for my paint. It's definitely the most cheap and basic system that I would like to invest in to get a better set, but it works well enough for beginners
I have a question, the link for the clay doesn't work so is their the same clay I can find on Amazon or arts and craft places use to scult an animal head before making the final masterpiece
Where do you get the stretch fur from because it is hard to find it. Im sculpting a character out of polymer clay so im trying to find the right fabric for it.
Phew! that was a long one to get through ;) who made it all the way until the end?
Kazplay Videos I did! :D this was super awesome!
I did!
I watched every second! You put such an amazing amount of detail into this costume, and I'm so happy that you shared your techniques on how you achieved such an incredible build. Thanks a million for being so willing and putting in all of the effort to share your methods with the rest of us! I sincerely hope that you're receiving financial compensation in some form, if not now, then very soon. Do you have a Patreon?
I've just watched it for about the 5th time since you made it. I've also forwarded your channel link to my props college lecturer. Excellent detail and many clever ideas.
Me :)
You're so willing to just give away exactly how you do every single thing and I apreciate that so much!!
+Geazaki Cosplay it's not my techniques that's make me special ;)
ohh my, that's savage!
Your face talking about the cosplay shows how proud you are of it and that's insanely well deserving. Your work is so amazing. thanks for sharing your knowledge!
+Mimi ^^ I'm a proud monster momma
I'm working on a big ass dragon costume for a renaissance fair, and these tutorials are super helpful
this head is absolutely stunning
it makes me very inspired to hopefully try to make my own head one day
thanks for being so damn cool :)
This was so incredible and helpful to watch!! I've been incredibly curious as to how you built his head, especially as I'm wanting to try my hand at building a fursuit head, and I've already learned so much incredibly valuable information on costume building from this video alone. Thank you so much for sharing your process with us!!
+Garlan Miles great! Can't wait to see what you create!
I learned SO much through watching this - you are amazing for sharing all of your tips and tricks. Thank you.
this is the first time I've heard of making a mini model to figure out the pattern to build a head, this is so good, I now have a way to build something I was stumped on how to pattern for agggggeeeessss. THANK YOU
Glad to help!
I love your videos. Your explanation and the process is what makes your video a wealth of information. And your work is absolutely amazing too.
Thank you! Glad I can be informative ^^
Wow. Amazing work.
Insanely talented! You’re brilliant!
Thanks for the tips!
THis is so impressive... And BEAUTIFUL! Thank you for sharing so much!
I watched you make him on Facebook and it was honestly the best thing ever. I'm really happy I found you :') ♡
I LOVE him 💚 just everything about his head, the tattered ears, their shape, his eyes, everything👌🏻
This head is a masterpiece. I absolutely loved this costume when you premiered it and I still love it to this day.
WOHOOOH THIS COSPLAY IS AMAZING
Even (or especially) after seeing how you made all of this, I still can't get over how good it looks - the entire costume, but this head especially! So lively!
That is absolutely incredible work. I'm blown away.
beautiful!!! Without a doubt! You are very creative and I expect much more from you! ♥
Thank you very much for making this very thorough video! I was the one who had asked about seeing the puppeteering mechanisms of the head, thank you for showing it from the back and explaining how all of that worked!
+Ms.RedNebula you're welcome!
This answered SO many questions I had about constructing my own creature head. Thanks so much for this video!
i love the smile you made on hooger, it is so cute
I'm really excited that found your page the other day and I can't stop watching & learning! Congrats on your 2017 win with Hogger. That was pretty amazing and you & Hogger were just amazing!!! I stumbled upon your page, from your distressed furry episode. Loving the fun you're having and just want to thank you. Looking foward to many more lessons. Peace & Love to you & your craft!!
thank you very much! Your comment made my day!
You‘re work is so amazing. Thanks for you‘re Tutorial. Pls keep going and do more. :) I love it.
it was so awesome getting a chance to talk to you at FC and and see hogger in person!
+Max C likewise!
That is fantastic work. True art.
Thank you!
You are AMAZING!! Thank you. You make the world a better place... Frederick
Wow that's just awesome. I eslecially like the teeth and lips. And the fact that you sculpted the nose on the train. I also live only 1 1/2 hours away from munich but i only take 15 minutes on the train to my workplace
Oh my gosh.. Thank you so much. What a wonderful presentation. You guys are Awesome talented and kind ;)
Came from a 2017 Blizzcon video where I saw you and just wanted to say your Hogger cosplay was absolutely amazing. It was the highlight of the costume contest by a wide margin.
thank you!
Super helpful and thank you so much for sharing!!
Wow! Subed! This looks so breath taking!
Saw this thing on instagram it's freaken amazing!
+Dread, the Mad Smith glad you found me here!
Ur small sculpture technique just changed my life...lol im not joking ..thank u
AMAZING!!! I saw the Blizzcon 2017 contest and cringed at just about every costume, But when you can out as Hogger I couldn't pick my jaw up off the desk...
Thank you!
Wish you had a 'love' button. That was awesome!
a doll joint works great for a hinge
Oh good idea!
This is awesome! I know I'm a year late, but I'm currently planning out a build of my DnD character, a Kobold. I was wondering how you did the cool shapes on the roof of the mouth?
I used a dremel with a sanding drum bit to carve in the shapes :) good luck!
@@KazplayVideos Awesome, thanks :) probably won't be able to start till August/September, finishing off my current build, getting everything ready to go, saving enough money to actually buy all the materials etc. but I'll let you know when I start. I'm also considering building it for my Year 12 major work in Visual Art, in which case I can't legally start till October anyway, but I will be able to do it in school time, and use the actually pretty decent workshops and tools they have...
I'm so excited, I'm planning on making digi stilts (of Chaos Costumes' design), articulated tail and jaw, and creating a scaly undersuit (SKS Prop's Orc has given me some ideas for that one, as did your arakkoa feet)! And that's just the creature bits, I'm hoping to learn a bit of leatherworking between now and then so I can do realistic pouches and straps for my armor. Also I'll need to learn to sew lol. Your videos have been a great help though :D
And wow sorry for that long-ass comment, I'm just super impatient to get going but I can't! So instead I just ramble to anyone that might listen lol.
I can't thank you enough for these videos. They are invaluable! I had a question for a future video. How do you work out what parts of the foam need slanted cuts? Is it just a matter of looking where the foam bulges out (like his nose ridges) and pulls in (like his eye sockets)?
+Sarah Blakey that's a great question, I will go more into depth on that for sure. Short answer is that it's mostly a stylistic choice, but there are places that benefit and/or need it :)
I wonder if this method could be used to make a fursuit head?
Yes it could!
Great work! whats the name of the thermoplastic felt looking fabric please? ta
It's fosshape :)
Great video, just found your channel and subscribed.
Thank you very much!
That's it. You're amazing! I'm subscribing!
+Christian Cazar thank you very much :)
Amazing video, thank you so much. I can´t get the link you wrote about the foam L200? Perhaps it doesnt work in other countries ( I am in Europe)? IS 200 the grams of the weight?
Hello! Thanks for letting me know about the link, I fixed it. So L200 is more of a brand name, the generic name is cross linked polyethylene, maybe if you search for that in your country you can find it. The 200 part has to do with the density, so something to do with the weight. Though I'm not sure how they came to that number. There are other weights like L300 up to L600 and those increase in density/weight
*Hogger laugh* never played crapliance but that thing is so fun to camp on a new server.
For the alliance!
With talent like that,you should use it for making something good and positive.
Thank you! I love sharing my passion for creation with the world, I hope it inspires others to build things too
watched completely! it is ultra helpful! just one more question (dont know if u talk about it on another vid or something...) Which airbrush painting brand/kind are you using? Im planning to buy some for colouting fur too but not sure which ones are the correct :v i just love ur work u inspire me so much for doing some crazy creature in the future :´D
I am using a brand of airbrush from Master. I have a dual action, gravity fed from them as well as a single action siphon fed one. I use both for different applications. I use regular craft acrylic paint that I water down for my paint. It's definitely the most cheap and basic system that I would like to invest in to get a better set, but it works well enough for beginners
I'm getting ready for browns vs cardinals game. Need a chomp mascot head. Can you build one for a order.
I am unavailable for hire at this time, sorry!
Question though. When you connected all the l200 together, did you cut the edges in a sorta slanted way to make those connections so crisp?
Great video... Thanks !
Tips for people who want to do stuff like this but don't know where to start? Like what should I make first.
Question: could you walk us through the putting the eva foam pattern together? I feel a little confused on that bit.
(This is my husband's account)
I have some other videos on my channel about putting the Eva foam together on other patterns. Look for my mask pattern videos! Hope that helps
@@KazplayVideos sweet thank you!
I love this you are just awsome
I have a question, the link for the clay doesn't work so is their the same clay I can find on Amazon or arts and craft places use to scult an animal head before making the final masterpiece
I like to use monster clay, you should be able to find it on Amazon now. If you go to a craft store look for a firm modeling clay or oil based clay
Amazing, thanks :)
Where do you get the stretch fur from because it is hard to find it. Im sculpting a character out of polymer clay so im trying to find the right fabric for it.
www.nftech.com/ and hairymannscloset.com/
Hey just quick question, what material did you use to let the jaw move
@@Jinx_The_Husky I used this method! ruclips.net/video/_s0T3W61sio/видео.htmlsi=g_1UCM1uEt1IJJuw
@@KazplayVideos thank so so much 😊
You have the best channel ever!
you are my hero. seriously :D
Have you made a cosplay They had two eyelids that blank?
I have always wanted to do a blinking eye costume. I wanted to try it with Hogger but I ran out of time
Does anyone know how to blow the tape up 400%. I’m kinda confused, thanks :)
I am working on a book about how exactly to do it right now!
Hi, from how you hold and move the head in your hands it seems to be quite lightweight for its size, have you weighted it?
I got the chance to hold it before it was finished, it weighed probably less than a pound at that time
+fcs5fcs I have weighed it, it is 1.5 pounds, very lightweight :)
bonjour :-) bon travaille . dommage on ne peut se procurais les plan sur ton site
That's a good idea, I'll try to get them posted soon
Is that from world of warcraft???
Yes it is!
Ur amazing
wonder how dogs or cats would react to that head part XD
my dogs couldn't care less about it XD
😍😍😍
warbla?
Worbla
pour ce qui parle francais et qui aimerait le réaliser...vous pouvez m'aider
Cool, it could of been cooler if a resin cast was made
+Costescu Catalin it would have been 5x heavier too ;)
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