I love especially how his feet don’t touch the ground. Suggests that he’s a child of his species and gives me a whole new head-canon of nightmare fuel. I’m impressed by the drama of the different gingerbread man poses - I’m now genuinely rooting for the brave one shouting at Sid, and at least one of the ones trying to escape.
I understand having him look directly at the gingerbread man looks menacing, but could you imagine if he used his googly eyes to his advantage, and used it like a chameleon to look at the fleeing gingerbread cookie?
Since the fur fabric was so annoying to work with I think better way to make a furry creature would be to make wefts from acrylic yarn. You brush out strands of the yarn with a wire pet brush and then glue the fibres into wefts, which are easier to manipulate and stick down with glue than the fabric. It's a technique used often by doll customisers to make the dolls hair. You can straighten the wefts with a hair straighteners on low heat, and style the fibres easily with water and a toothbrush. Anyway, I thought this sculpture was weirdly cute aha 🍪
Ingenious using the gingerbread man from Shrek XD. I laughed so hard when you did this because usually you can't catch him. BTW noicely done on cookie monster I love how you did the fur as it make it look more like him. Yes you could added fur but what fun is that torture right? XD
@@mothra_mothra Hobby shops (or anywhere you can buy hobby supplies) that specialize in miniatures, model trains, and model cars carry the skinny masking tape. Tamiya is a well-known brand of hobby tools used for gunpla and historic vehicles. They make a variety of masking tapes ranging from 40mm wide all the way down to 1mm. The UV resin is likely another hobby brand and usually comes with the little handheld UV lamp you saw in this video. I know Greenstuff World makes resin kits that comes with the lamp, or you can buy the lamp separately. A more common device used are UV resin lamps used for doing nails at beauty salons (which are also great for curing 3D prints).
I've seen UV cellphone tanning beds at Home Depot, and also saw a stand up UV lamp w 2 wide flaps for legs used in many phone screen protector application videos.
12:29 the implication that he only takes a bite out of half of them and places them back, leaving the remains of their lower body everywhere is so much scarier than it being implied that he just eats them and i think thats the best part about this
Maybe his fav part is the head, so he saves them for the end of his feast so it tastes amazing. And he is eating a whole cookie right now because he never tried it like that.
For anyone wondering, Adam saying Cookie Monster’s name is Sid isn’t just a bit. In a song that recounts his first time eating a cookie he says “Me think me name was Sid.” which I find interesting because maybe he’s been called Cookie Monster so much that he sometimes forgets his true name. There are probably more instances of his name being shown in Sesame Street lore but that’s the only one I know of.
The amount of detail and storytelling in this one makes it one of my absolute favorites. Every little cookie’s pose and motivation is so original and funny, and even the editing details like the chair falling over and the condensation in the pot, since you had just boiled a bunch of fur into clay, after all. Absolutely wonderful 💙
Oh my gosh, I didn't even notice the condensation on the pot lid. That was only for for a second or so, and he really didn't need that detail for what was a joke in the first place. Amazing touch!
I saw the 1st gingerbread guy and said "Hey that looks like the one from Shrek." And then not even 5 seconds later he says to guess what it's based off of, and the first 107 people get a head nod, so I'm here to claim it.
@@th3noobman Depending on the direction of the wood grain, when the table gets wet the planks are gonna get concave or convex If you alternate planks with the grain oriented upwards and downwards, more or less the warp is gonna be canceled, and the surface of the table is gonna get only slightly ondulated, instead of heavily combed in one direction
Adam's comment section is one of the only comment sections that isn't utterly toxic, and I like it that way. Great creation as always, Adam! Also, why is Adam such a horror genius with his creations?
This video is everything. My 4 year old son (coincidencely also named Adam) is convinced that if we cook faux fur we can make clay. It's the best thing and i will keep that legend alive here in this house. Love your work my son and I watch religiously. Thank you for the best entertainment.
Awww, that's so cute! What's better than tainting the psyche of someone you love by sharing w them Adam's (the slightly questionable one) horrifying creations? Lol
I love all you creations but I think this one might be my favourite so far, the use of the gingerbread men instead of regular cookies is inspired. Would totally buy and display this one proudly 😀 Thanks for another totally awesome build.
Sometimes I feel like creators like you are greatly underappreciated! The amount of time and effort it takes to come up with your amazing creations, film it and actually make the art from scratch. Not to mention you come out with videos practically every week! Basically I wanted to say that I hope you know that we all are so grateful to have incredible content to watch and enjoy and you should be so proud of how far youve come! I've always loved all the art you make adam!
this is easily my favourite creation, so much effort was put into this with all the tiny details and i just love what you did with the ginger bread men rather than just staking them on the plate. fucking beautiful
I absolutely love how dynamic looking this scene is. So much action going on, and I love how you made each gingerbread man has a different character. Perfection.
My cousin loves sesame street, and even though this isn’t even really that scary, the notion of the cookies being alive, and Cookie Monster’s general indifference towards this matter just makes it creepy enough that I would feel bad about showing this to her. Still super cool sculpture, and a really accurate representation of Cookie Monster. It looks so good!
Honestly, I love the amount of lore and detail you add to your designs. :) I like making Minecraft builds with lore in them, and seeing your designs really inspire me.
4:52 Makes me think of the injurebread men I made many years ago. We had ninja bread men cutters (From a kit) and instead of ninjas, I made them all injured, wearing casts, etc. It was fun.
Every single one of your sculptures are masterpieces, but for some reason this Cookie Monster is my all time favorite. Maybe because he was my favorite character as a child. I still remember that VHS I watched over and over again until it couldn't be watched anymore. "C is for cookie, that's good enough for me! Oh, cookie cookie cookie starts with C!" Whatever the reason, watching you bring Cookie Monster and his Gingerbread victims to life made me smile and warmed my heart.
This is incredible, I really really love this one - from the wood grain to the fur to the poses and expressions on the gingerbread that made me laugh. Congrats on your 100 vids
The environmental story telling here is top tier. The sort of thing that elevates an art form from good to great. Also the ginger bread men always annoyed me so I'm quite pleased with this one! 😅
i’m absolutely in awe, as always, by your composition and details. I’m an artist, but a 2d one, and i noticed how each gingerbread man wasn’t on just one side or facing one way, which is so well done. If i were to make a sculpture i wouldn’t have thought of that. But you really think of 3d environments and flesh them out well. it’s a small detail but i loved it n
Now this is a Monster I'd love to add to my shelf. My daughter loves Cookie Monster (she wouldnt stop saying "Cookie!" throughout the video.) My best friend is currently Shrek in the theater production (which features a musical number by said Gingerbread cookie!)
For the fur, you could have carefully snipped at the clay with a pair of scissors. That creates a sort of reasonable fur texture and it's considerably faster than the individual wormy deelies method you used.
The fur looks phenomenal but was seriously the most convoluted way of doing it lol. Way easier to use the "gouge starting from the bottom and going up" technique.
I used to help my mom make me and my friends some birthday cakes and one time we made Cookie Monster. A tip for the fur is using one of those garlic grinder thingies. It really helps out with stuff like that.
My 4 yr old daughter loves Sesame Street, and Cookie Monster in particular, and so was quite enamored with this video. She loved the gingerbread men and their panic too. She suggests you do Elmo next time. I'd humor her. 4 yr olds are terrifying when angered.
Cookie Monster is one of my favorite SS characters. I remember once on the show Cookie had a gingerbread man and was singing about how he wants to eats it but he also wants to keep it like a doll, but he can't decide and is full of "emotional conflict" or something like that lol. Looks like he doesn't have trouble deciding in this case.
NerdEcrafter used to make pretty interesting grass or fur texture by just kinda roughing up the clay doing tiny circles with the pointed stylus held at maybe a 35-45° angle to the clay.
I think that would depend on the angle, size of the cut, thickness of material, ect. I don't think it'd be more prone to any damage than what's shown here.
“Cookie Monster was confused when he found himself in hell after death, but then he saw that all the sinner have been turned to cookies! It was then when he understood that he wasn’t punished, he was T H E P U N I S H M E N T” - The internet
This was acutally insane! I love the details, especially with the little gingerbread men running around the diorama. Idk if im part of the first 107, but I definetly want that patented North of The Border Head Nod
This is my favorite piece you have ever made, the storytelling you captured really takes it to the next level. Know that the enormous amount of time you spent on cookie monsters fur also shows through in the end. Terrific and terrorizing!
two tips i learned for cutting through fur: 1. wash it before cutting it (reduces the fur fallout) 2. comb the fur away from where you're cutting and cut as close to the actual fabric, to avoid cutting the fluff of the fur also part 2 of asking for huggy wuggy made of that fur, think it'd look really cool!
I think this is one of my favorite designs yet. The amount of detail and time you put in is incredible! Love your content, makes every Friday more entertaining
NO! GIGI. Not the gumdrop buttons! LOL! Very cool diorama. It would be a little unnerving trying to eat gingerbread man cookies while they are screaming.
Not his gumdrop buttons. :c Seriously though, that might be the cutest genocide I've ever seen. Top 5, at least! I think keeping both the gingerbread men and Cookie Monster in their original style actually adds a level of horror to the piece, as it alludes to the idea that the Cookie Monster we all know and love has possibly murdered numerous sentient cookies in gluttony.
Just amazing. To tell a whole story in a piece of art shows the talent. Also the making was so interesting to watch, definitely one of my favourite videos! Thank you for all the 100! 🙏👍
I genuinely admire your talent Adam. I dream about being as gifted as you are with making things. Thank you for making these, it really interests me, and I hope you keep making more videos. Have an awesome day (or night)!
I love how you pay attention to the details: this time it's the glass and perfectly spilled milk 😍 Have you thought about making realistic Bob the Builder?
For the fur you could make a texture roller. Like you first do the fur on a sheat of clay, than you bake it, than you make a negative of that pressing another sheat of clay on to the first one that you can wrap around a stick to make a roller… (Forgive my english, it’s not my first language) Love the channel by the way
Loved the storytelling ~ ( and laugh at the PTSD of the synthetic fur ^^" ) I thing I've seen too much of your videos as I thought Cookie Monster would have a set of cursed pointy teeth that would make my childhood die a little bit more :P ~ Well done, my good sir !
Frankly, the way he just gums his victims into a messy explosion was always more horrifying than the quick death promised by pointy teeth. Childhood nightmares confirmed!
Thank you for making these tiny nerdy things. You have inspired me to make a sand seal from Breath of the Wild. So I wanted to thank you and keep up the good work
To do that fur texture again, I'd imagine using a kind of sawtooth shaped piece of plastic, stabbing it into the clay in various places, and then bending each of the spikes in varying directions might be faster. (Not sure though)
Freakin awesome 😂 I spent the whole vid giggling maniacally, enjoying myself immensely! MOAR!!! Oscar the grouch! Bert and Ernie! Omg Super Grover being held aloft…and being squished by Snuffleupagus 😂
*Cookie monster pondered why he was sent to Hell, for he did not sin once in his life. When he realized all the sinners of Hell were turned into cookies, he realized, he wasn’t punished by God, he was the punishment from God.*
Wow. I've been binging your work (just watched one for the first time this week and happened to be on a bunch of older stuff) and this has to be my favorite. The amount of detail is insane! And though it may take forever, that fur texture looks spectacular.
Hey Adam, great job on this, seriously. I just have one little pet peeve, and that's that the grout lines are just a bit too white. I think if you had gone over the tiles with a dark wash it would have meshed better. Everything else is fantastic though, I love the gingerbread men. Keep rockin' man
I love that this just looks like regular cookie monster, but still manages to capture an unsettling story.
You said it
🤗
when ur mom cetches u sneaking food
I'm surprised Adam didn't give him teeth.
Imagine how he looks to poor little gingerbread men tho lmao
I would like to see you make a realistic Shrek and Donkey. That would be interesting to see.
Plz
I agree
YES! I WANT TO SEE THAT SO BADLY!
YES
Shrek is love Shrek is life
I love especially how his feet don’t touch the ground. Suggests that he’s a child of his species and gives me a whole new head-canon of nightmare fuel. I’m impressed by the drama of the different gingerbread man poses - I’m now genuinely rooting for the brave one shouting at Sid, and at least one of the ones trying to escape.
He was originally gonna have a fork to fend off Sid, but Cookie Monster using a fork in the first place was too unbelievable.
@@NorthoftheBorder now that you have minions can you do there enemy the purple minion
@Rick Astley I think you meant “organic flesh realistic gonk droid”
@Rick Astley oMg ReAl rIcK aStLeY?
I think that gingerbread Man I gonna be eaten next
I understand having him look directly at the gingerbread man looks menacing, but could you imagine if he used his googly eyes to his advantage, and used it like a chameleon to look at the fleeing gingerbread cookie?
That is…horrific
@@amandazeskey it is...but it would also be awesome in my opinion
Never knew that Adam was an alchemist. Turning blue fur into blue clay is seriously impressive.
I'll call nilered
I know right
Yoh Tottenham was banging last game… let’s hope you keeep the form !!!
I'm kidding good job 😂🐏
ITS FREAKING MAGIC
Since the fur fabric was so annoying to work with I think better way to make a furry creature would be to make wefts from acrylic yarn. You brush out strands of the yarn with a wire pet brush and then glue the fibres into wefts, which are easier to manipulate and stick down with glue than the fabric. It's a technique used often by doll customisers to make the dolls hair. You can straighten the wefts with a hair straighteners on low heat, and style the fibres easily with water and a toothbrush.
Anyway, I thought this sculpture was weirdly cute aha 🍪
Also...
Where do you find that skinny masking tape and what is the strength or wattage or whatever of the UV light you use, please?
Ingenious using the gingerbread man from Shrek XD. I laughed so hard when you did this because usually you can't catch him. BTW noicely done on cookie monster I love how you did the fur as it make it look more like him. Yes you could added fur but what fun is that torture right? XD
@@mothra_mothra Hobby shops (or anywhere you can buy hobby supplies) that specialize in miniatures, model trains, and model cars carry the skinny masking tape. Tamiya is a well-known brand of hobby tools used for gunpla and historic vehicles. They make a variety of masking tapes ranging from 40mm wide all the way down to 1mm.
The UV resin is likely another hobby brand and usually comes with the little handheld UV lamp you saw in this video. I know Greenstuff World makes resin kits that comes with the lamp, or you can buy the lamp separately. A more common device used are UV resin lamps used for doing nails at beauty salons (which are also great for curing 3D prints).
I could also see the electricity trick with fake grass working well for short hair at least
I've seen UV cellphone tanning beds at Home Depot, and also saw a stand up UV lamp w 2 wide flaps for legs used in many phone screen protector application videos.
12:29
the implication that he only takes a bite out of half of them and places them back, leaving the remains of their lower body everywhere is so much scarier than it being implied that he just eats them and i think thats the best part about this
Maybe his fav part is the head, so he saves them for the end of his feast so it tastes amazing. And he is eating a whole cookie right now because he never tried it like that.
It's like eating an oreo, where you pull them apart and eat the creamy middle... only... way more unsettling.
@@NorthoftheBorder more like how to eat people
You eat the bad part( the organ , bones) and leave the good parts( the muscles, fat)
@@Gamer-yo6pr Wdym by that? Something you wanna tell us?
@@Bagbonk save the best part for last
For anyone wondering, Adam saying Cookie Monster’s name is Sid isn’t just a bit. In a song that recounts his first time eating a cookie he says “Me think me name was Sid.” which I find interesting because maybe he’s been called Cookie Monster so much that he sometimes forgets his true name. There are probably more instances of his name being shown in Sesame Street lore but that’s the only one I know of.
I always thought his name was Arnold, there's an episode where Abbey asked him, "what's wrong Arnold" and he says, "me have no cookies"
Imagine trying to live a normal life with a roommate and he creates Cookie Monster torturing cookie men casually like your the weird one.
He is the weird one.
Sounds like fun
I can't believe they fed that to the guy from Shrek to cookie monster
Comming from shrek
you're*
5:27 That look of cookie monster starring right into your soul, will haunt you in your dreams. 😱
The amount of detail and storytelling in this one makes it one of my absolute favorites. Every little cookie’s pose and motivation is so original and funny, and even the editing details like the chair falling over and the condensation in the pot, since you had just boiled a bunch of fur into clay, after all. Absolutely wonderful 💙
Agree!!
Oh my gosh, I didn't even notice the condensation on the pot lid. That was only for for a second or so, and he really didn't need that detail for what was a joke in the first place. Amazing touch!
Agree and it creeps out my mom which I love
This made me google something I never thought I would. The editor's note about cookie monster's name being Sid is legit.
I saw the 1st gingerbread guy and said "Hey that looks like the one from Shrek." And then not even 5 seconds later he says to guess what it's based off of, and the first 107 people get a head nod, so I'm here to claim it.
Lol same
Same
Me too
same
Me too
As a woodworker I’m VERY impressed that you knew to change the grain direction on the end grain to avoid cupping, props to you 🙏🏼
yeah, that was classy, lol
I was going to say the same thing! Excellent!
For someone who isn't a wood worker, can you explain what that all means?
@@th3noobman Depending on the direction of the wood grain, when the table gets wet the planks are gonna get concave or convex
If you alternate planks with the grain oriented upwards and downwards, more or less the warp is gonna be canceled, and the surface of the table is gonna get only slightly ondulated, instead of heavily combed in one direction
@@TheChzoronzon i still have no idea what youre saying lol
I love everything you do but this one takes the cookie. The storytelling you're able to do within a sculpture is to die for. You're amazing!
... or bakes the cake...
@@monkeybarmonkeyman hahaha
Elmo
You should have used some of that sully fur! 🤦♂🤣
Not gonna lie, the environmental storytelling and complexity of the whole scene is superb. One of your best pieces imo!
Adam's comment section is one of the only comment sections that isn't utterly toxic, and I like it that way. Great creation as always, Adam! Also, why is Adam such a horror genius with his creations?
Real
He has the same mind as horror movie makers, and i mean GOOD horror movie makers
Part of why I subbed was because his comments section was so pure.
[Insert mean comment here]
@@HamiltonIsLife [insert oblivious, but meaner re-reply that only addresses 10% of what you said]
This is absolutely hilarious 😂 I wasn't expecting the gingermen to interact with the environment so much. The runner is my favorite.
Right??? I didn't expect that, either.
OH HELL YES!! when i saw people suggesting the cookie monster, i knew it would be incredible. This most definitely did not disappoint.
Yeah those comments about the Cookie Monster where perfect
omg hi fellow mlm trans person 🦕❤️
@@ezralives ah twins!! 🦕❤
This is hands-down... the most terrifying sculpture I have ever seen.
i think the easter bunny one he made is worse lmao
You haven't seen anything yet from this channel then
The fact that this could be the most wholesome thing he’s made is pretty funny
Very true
Plus he didn't make em horrifically scary as usually
Nothing can compare to the wholesomeness of the mouthful Kirbys
@@ArchaicArcadiac physical horror takes a backseat to psychological I say. Silent Hill and Fatal Frame are great examples.
@@DustD.Reaper I guess they were some of the only ones without a horrifying concept
This video is everything. My 4 year old son (coincidencely also named Adam) is convinced that if we cook faux fur we can make clay. It's the best thing and i will keep that legend alive here in this house. Love your work my son and I watch religiously. Thank you for the best entertainment.
Awww, that's so cute! What's better than tainting the psyche of someone you love by sharing w them Adam's (the slightly questionable one) horrifying creations? Lol
I love all you creations but I think this one might be my favourite so far, the use of the gingerbread men instead of regular cookies is inspired.
Would totally buy and display this one proudly 😀
Thanks for another totally awesome build.
Am I the only one that would love to see this man’s garage or wherever he stores his creations?
I would love to see them too
I think he sells them
Sometimes I feel like creators like you are greatly underappreciated! The amount of time and effort it takes to come up with your amazing creations, film it and actually make the art from scratch. Not to mention you come out with videos practically every week! Basically I wanted to say that I hope you know that we all are so grateful to have incredible content to watch and enjoy and you should be so proud of how far youve come!
I've always loved all the art you make adam!
I completely agree, well said!
this is easily my favourite creation, so much effort was put into this with all the tiny details and i just love what you did with the ginger bread men rather than just staking them on the plate. fucking beautiful
I absolutely love how dynamic looking this scene is. So much action going on, and I love how you made each gingerbread man has a different character. Perfection.
Love the random legit wood working tips!
My cousin loves sesame street, and even though this isn’t even really that scary, the notion of the cookies being alive, and Cookie Monster’s general indifference towards this matter just makes it creepy enough that I would feel bad about showing this to her. Still super cool sculpture, and a really accurate representation of Cookie Monster. It looks so good!
Honestly, I love the amount of lore and detail you add to your designs. :) I like making Minecraft builds with lore in them, and seeing your designs really inspire me.
This has got to be my all time fave sculpture you’ve ever done. The gingerbread faces absolutely make it
Me too. I love the movie Shrek and Cookie Monster was always my favorite Semame Street character
4:52 Makes me think of the injurebread men I made many years ago. We had ninja bread men cutters (From a kit) and instead of ninjas, I made them all injured, wearing casts, etc. It was fun.
Every single one of your sculptures are masterpieces, but for some reason this Cookie Monster is my all time favorite. Maybe because he was my favorite character as a child. I still remember that VHS I watched over and over again until it couldn't be watched anymore. "C is for cookie, that's good enough for me! Oh, cookie cookie cookie starts with C!" Whatever the reason, watching you bring Cookie Monster and his Gingerbread victims to life made me smile and warmed my heart.
This is incredible, I really really love this one - from the wood grain to the fur to the poses and expressions on the gingerbread that made me laugh.
Congrats on your 100 vids
I love the way that he tries to tell a story with most of his art, it really adds to it when there is a story within the art.
The environmental story telling here is top tier. The sort of thing that elevates an art form from good to great. Also the ginger bread men always annoyed me so I'm quite pleased with this one! 😅
Ok, now this is one of the coolest childhood-ruining sculptures yet!
i’m absolutely in awe, as always, by your composition and details. I’m an artist, but a 2d one, and i noticed how each gingerbread man wasn’t on just one side or facing one way, which is so well done. If i were to make a sculpture i wouldn’t have thought of that. But you really think of 3d environments and flesh them out well. it’s a small detail but i loved it n
Can we just take a moment to appreciate the difficulty of making something that detailed with clay and the time Adam puts into each one of his vids
Somehow I’ve seen like 59 of his vids, and he CONTINUES to mess up my childhood with crud like this, still can’t stop tho, Adam is awesome 👏
Now this is a Monster I'd love to add to my shelf. My daughter loves Cookie Monster (she wouldnt stop saying "Cookie!" throughout the video.) My best friend is currently Shrek in the theater production (which features a musical number by said Gingerbread cookie!)
For the fur, you could have carefully snipped at the clay with a pair of scissors. That creates a sort of reasonable fur texture and it's considerably faster than the individual wormy deelies method you used.
The fur looks phenomenal but was seriously the most convoluted way of doing it lol. Way easier to use the "gouge starting from the bottom and going up" technique.
This has to be one of my favorite sculpture you've made. And honestly inspiring.
This is probably one of my favorite pieces of yours yet. The detailing, the story, just everything about this one is amazing.
I used to help my mom make me and my friends some birthday cakes and one time we made Cookie Monster. A tip for the fur is using one of those garlic grinder thingies. It really helps out with stuff like that.
This is definitely one of the best things that you ever made Adam.
Also, the gingerbread men are from Shrek.
My 4 yr old daughter loves Sesame Street, and Cookie Monster in particular, and so was quite enamored with this video. She loved the gingerbread men and their panic too.
She suggests you do Elmo next time.
I'd humor her. 4 yr olds are terrifying when angered.
Cookie Monster is one of my favorite SS characters. I remember once on the show Cookie had a gingerbread man and was singing about how he wants to eats it but he also wants to keep it like a doll, but he can't decide and is full of "emotional conflict" or something like that lol. Looks like he doesn't have trouble deciding in this case.
Wonder how easily you could make clay "fur" just snipping at it with scissors? That's the first things that came to my mind anyway.
NerdEcrafter used to make pretty interesting grass or fur texture by just kinda roughing up the clay doing tiny circles with the pointed stylus held at maybe a 35-45° angle to the clay.
*might be too delicate or fragile to handle*
That miiigght work, but would be less stable and the tips would be prone to burning
I think that would depend on the angle, size of the cut, thickness of material, ect. I don't think it'd be more prone to any damage than what's shown here.
This might be my favourite thing you've made on this channel. The level of detail and the story behind it is just so cool!
4:50 “Run, run as fast as you can! No one can catch me, I’m the gingerbread man!” Aka the Shrek franchise.
" You're a monster!"
Fantastic build! I already laughed at the title and thumbnail I love it! One of the coolest builds I've seen in a while.
I love the amount of personality you managed to pack into this piece. The dynamic poses of the gingerbread men really make everything come alive!
Oh Adam, I'm so impressed as we see your dark dark soul. I'm glad someone else realized old Cookie was an awful bastard too.
“Cookie Monster was confused when he found himself in hell after death, but then he saw that all the sinner have been turned to cookies! It was then when he understood that he wasn’t punished, he was T H E P U N I S H M E N T”
- The internet
I wish I had the patience it takes to do art like this. It’s fascinating watching these characters come to life
This was acutally insane! I love the details, especially with the little gingerbread men running around the diorama. Idk if im part of the first 107, but I definetly want that patented North of The Border Head Nod
you forgot to say where its from...
3:33 anyone else just see a bunch of screaming faces? I didn’t know the Cookie Monster was made with the souls of his screaming victims.
These vids make my Friday, thank you, Adam!
I'd love a limited edition nod of the head!
That's Gingy!
#SAVEGINGY
This brings me joy, and I can’t explain why.
This is BY FAR my favourite sculpture you've ever made!😃
This is my favorite piece you have ever made, the storytelling you captured really takes it to the next level. Know that the enormous amount of time you spent on cookie monsters fur also shows through in the end. Terrific and terrorizing!
0:41 Nice alchemy you did there
Yep😂
You should remake this, but make Cookie Monster an actual monster make him terrifying, please
two tips i learned for cutting through fur:
1. wash it before cutting it (reduces the fur fallout)
2. comb the fur away from where you're cutting and cut as close to the actual fabric, to avoid cutting the fluff of the fur
also part 2 of asking for huggy wuggy made of that fur, think it'd look really cool!
You should make a realistic version of Stitch from Lilo and Stitch
Please… no
Please.... yes.
Ruin/improve more childhoods.
I think this is one of my favorite designs yet. The amount of detail and time you put in is incredible! Love your content, makes every Friday more entertaining
NO! GIGI. Not the gumdrop buttons! LOL! Very cool diorama. It would be a little unnerving trying to eat gingerbread man cookies while they are screaming.
This is definitly one of my favourite sculptures I've seen you do so far. Also, at 4:41, poor Gingy.
Not his gumdrop buttons. :c
Seriously though, that might be the cutest genocide I've ever seen. Top 5, at least! I think keeping both the gingerbread men and Cookie Monster in their original style actually adds a level of horror to the piece, as it alludes to the idea that the Cookie Monster we all know and love has possibly murdered numerous sentient cookies in gluttony.
“The cutest genocide I’ve ever seen,”
…How many have you seen?
@@ShortArtGuy Enough to have a top five, at least! :D
Just amazing. To tell a whole story in a piece of art shows the talent. Also the making was so interesting to watch, definitely one of my favourite videos! Thank you for all the 100! 🙏👍
I love the visual storytelling in this one!
I love how much detail you put into this and the way you made the plate and cup was ingenious!! Please do one with Oscar the grouch!!!
I didn't expect enjoying this ominous "murder" scene!!!
Well done. Your art and immense talent are truly off the charts.
Imagine going to his house and there’s just lots and lots of awfully realistic yet creepy statues of your childhood memories
I genuinely admire your talent Adam. I dream about being as gifted as you are with making things. Thank you for making these, it really interests me, and I hope you keep making more videos. Have an awesome day (or night)!
Anyone else thinking about what it would look like if he made Oscar the Grouch??? 🤔
Awesome job, Adam!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️❤️
5:05 “Not my gumdrop buttons!”
I love how you pay attention to the details: this time it's the glass and perfectly spilled milk 😍
Have you thought about making realistic Bob the Builder?
For the fur you could make a texture roller. Like you first do the fur on a sheat of clay, than you bake it, than you make a negative of that pressing another sheat of clay on to the first one that you can wrap around a stick to make a roller…
(Forgive my english, it’s not my first language)
Love the channel by the way
Loved the storytelling ~ ( and laugh at the PTSD of the synthetic fur ^^" ) I thing I've seen too much of your videos as I thought Cookie Monster would have a set of cursed pointy teeth that would make my childhood die a little bit more :P ~ Well done, my good sir !
Frankly, the way he just gums his victims into a messy explosion was always more horrifying than the quick death promised by pointy teeth. Childhood nightmares confirmed!
@@ladygrndr9424 ahahahahahaha ok. Point there ~ no arguments :)
Thank you for making these tiny nerdy things. You have inspired me to make a sand seal from Breath of the Wild. So I wanted to thank you and keep up the good work
To do that fur texture again, I'd imagine using a kind of sawtooth shaped piece of plastic, stabbing it into the clay in various places, and then bending each of the spikes in varying directions might be faster. (Not sure though)
5:24 oh god, he’s staring into my *soul*
Freakin awesome 😂
I spent the whole vid giggling maniacally, enjoying myself immensely!
MOAR!!!
Oscar the grouch!
Bert and Ernie!
Omg Super Grover being held aloft…and being squished by Snuffleupagus 😂
Oh but Bert and Ernie need to be realistic
Y'know, seeing a non-textured Cookie Monster made me think of the show Trapdoor. I'd kinda want to see Adam make something from that show!
Yes! That would be amazing.
Oh my god YES
This is sick, so much story telling in this diorama, I love it!
*Cookie monster pondered why he was sent to Hell, for he did not sin once in his life. When he realized all the sinners of Hell were turned into cookies, he realized, he wasn’t punished by God, he was the punishment from God.*
Making the fur out of little globs may have been time consuming but the end result looks great!
Wow. I've been binging your work (just watched one for the first time this week and happened to be on a bunch of older stuff) and this has to be my favorite. The amount of detail is insane! And though it may take forever, that fur texture looks spectacular.
I wonder if a better fur option would be to use static grass dyed to the right color. Not even sure if would work but it just occurred to me.
This was too good - I have no words!!! You are so talented!!
Everything about this was perfection!! Your attention to detail is fantastic.
3:11 Such happy music for such a painful process.
Hey Adam, great job on this, seriously. I just have one little pet peeve, and that's that the grout lines are just a bit too white. I think if you had gone over the tiles with a dark wash it would have meshed better. Everything else is fantastic though, I love the gingerbread men. Keep rockin' man
The gingerbread man is from Shrek! Also your story-telling ability is amazing but terrifying. Congrats on 100 videos!
Oh boy i wish this was a stop motion short film due to the amazing quality, am in love with this guys work
He showed the blue fur and i got flashbacks because i have the exact same fabric XD
lmao at 8:44 you said towels instead of tiles and i got so confused
This is awsome. The amount of work that goes into these videos is insane
This is your best one yet! so much going on in one piece, could look at it from every angle for another story