Paper clay Masks: The BASE
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Hi everyone! Here's a little video based on so many of your questions, about how I build the base for the paper clay mask. This masks theme is a rat. I hope this helps you wrap your head around making a paper mache/paper clay mask and how you can conceptualize your pieces.
You're so creative and talented!
I've always wanted to make a mask like this and the rabbit one and you've inspired me to do so.
I'm so happy I found your videos.
Thank you! I hope you enjoy the next part too. The sculpting!
I would love to see part 2 of this!!! So cool!
I'm just starting working with these materials and planning to make masks this was a great video. Thanks 👌🏻
I love it, it gives me the Idea to continue robbing those bank, thankyou for the masks👌
Brilliant!
i think you must be the wholesome'st person ever?? your work is incredible and it inspired me to try and learn more about masks! im going to try making one soon and this is really helpful, thank you!!!
edit: oh, and do you have photos or something that you could show of the base for the rabbit mask?? i was thinking of doing something like that
Awe why thank you! I just want to share art with people. And hopefully it's Inspiring! I can post som pictures of the base from the inside! It was a one off so I didn't take sketches of the patterns.
Love your battle with the tape...... Great talent.
Ever since I saw your rabbit mask sculpting video,I was absolutely taken. It gave me inspiration to actually try sculpting myself,though with our current situation,it was hard for me to convince my parents to lend me some toilet paper for the paper clay ;-; So I kind of put this project off for months,until I decided to make a gypsum mold of my face from some old stash I found in the basement.I thought I could use it as a base. But it broke to pieces thanks to my clumsiness ;v; Then I decided to buy myself online a mannequin head to sculpt on it,and well.... It turned out smaller than on the pictures. I was really disappointed,and close to giving up completely,and then I found this video. It's like the inspiration that flooded over me those many months ago suddenly hit me with a new force.
I am also honestly so relieved to see there's a more "simpler" way to make the base for the mask than what I made up. Maybe It'll turn out better than the gypsum disaster I created.
I also have a little question. I know you said there's a lot of pattern making videos online,but the ones that turn up when I Google it look very intimidating. Do you perhaps have any recommendations for tutorials on mask pattern making?
Hi Zuky!
Pattern making is daunting. It really is. But the basis of making patterns is making shapes. The hardest of which is a curve. My best recommendation to learn pattern making, is to use tin foil and masking tape. Sculpt your full shape, cover in masking tape. Sketch each individual piece onto the shape. And see how those pieces fall. You can then take that masking tape top off, and cut it apart to make a flat pattern piece. Seeing how curves need darts to snip apart. It's a little tricky to start but it's a good way to visualize your pieces and what you need to make certain shapes
Also don't give up! Art and making is always a learning experience, but nothing you try is wasted! It's just a lesson to try something else!
@@inktherabbit1414 Thank you very much for your response! And for the words of encouragment :)
Thank you! I´m from Brasill and thanks for sharing your knowledge. Because of your video joy is being shared in Rio de Janeiro Carnival! Obrigado!
Hola amigo, como estás
This is great! You gave a very comprehensive tutorial with the appropriate amount of explanation that kept me engaged. I have been watching a slew of really good videos on mask making but this has been my favorite, so far. Thank you for sharing this. I love the form and will be trying this as my first foray into the artform 🙂
Thank you for explaining your process so well. Captivating! You are very talented :)
psst rabbits are actually not rodents! They are in a separate family called lagomorphs :)
Great video! Very nice looking rodent/rabbit base!
I look forward to more videos from you. I like the things you sculpt and I love the simplicity
Other channels make things feel sorta like an impossible task because they have all these fancy tools or use all these different things which add up in price and it kinda makes you feel like “maybe I shouldn’t attempt this because I don’t have all those things so mine probably won’t come out the same” or “I don’t have the money for ‘this and that’ right now so I just won’t make it” or “where do you even find/buy that stuff???”
I love the simplicity of the things you use
I grew up in a family with very little money so I never really got to use/create with all the extra fancy stuff that other kids around me got to
As a result I started using cheap things around the house or things I could find like newspaper and cardboard
Of course what I made as a child wasn’t all too great but it was simply a not-well-off child trying to make the things they could only dream of having, with what little they had access to
The things I can create now have definitely improved and people tend to be shocked at what amazing things can be made with so little and a touch of creativity and hard work
I admire when people can see the beauty in, and create with, simple everyday/easy to find things
Thank you so much for your comment! Creativity is for everyone. And there is no limitations on imagination. I use what's at hand, because in alot of ways I prefer the challenge! The tools are great when you can get them.
I think you're exactly right. Make something amazing out of something common and people take notice!! So don't ever stop challenging yourself, and keep creating! I know I will!
Glad to have a fellow creator here with me to reinvent the world ❤️
Oooh, I've been wanting to make more masks but this is the most creative and simplier way to make those!! Due resin being huge work (especially for noobs like me) and expensive also, I've just had to use random different techniques.
But this seems even better, and you'll get good use on those boxes too.
Really like it, thank you for the tutorial! ❤️
Fantástico..
This helped me out so much thank you for sharing and taking the time! can't wait for more!
Very nicely done. Thank you for making this video.
Realy good..I'm watching to get some ideas on how to make masks with this medium and learning diffrent techniques ..I like your calm but fun voice overs..Id like to see how the paper clay part works I've never used paper clay before..but I love the rodent mask it's very well done!
WOoOoOow thats so nice. i hope to see more videos one day! i lub ur channel so much
Very interesting. Look forward to seeing the the rest.
i agree that cardboard is wasted alot but it is not the best for mask making if is sealed from potential wet, breathing on cardboard over time makes it damp, wet cardboard may cause lethal black mold so i suggest using a card board base and sealing it tightly away from breath, this was amazing tho
I wanted to make a rat masks using your tutorial of the rabbit mask but I was unsure on how to make the base
I didn't expect you would upload a new video but this is... kind of too perfect
I'll try to make my own version
can I do it?
You can totally do it!! I'll be filming the rat sculpting part soon too so there will be even more info if you want. I hope you enjoy the process as much as I did!
thank you for this helpful video!
Where is the finished mask?
Could you possibly do a wolf mask? I would love to see that. ❤
I might have done some sketches of one recently!
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Good job!
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awesome video though
I think I know how I want to make my phantom of the paradise mask now
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How do you know how big to make the pieces?
I really wanna make a rick Sanchez mask, any advice for shaping?
Do you have any recommended videos on making these kinds of mask patterns?
Do you put any sort of foam/padding in these masks? Or does the paper clay sit directly on your face?
I tried both ways. foam is the way to go for sure. i used a couple strips of upholstery foam in the forehead and top to hold it up and make it way more comfortable. the paper clay was ok, but its a bit rough,
@@inktherabbit1414 Ah, that makes sense. Thanks! Will have to try this sometime.
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