I honestly just realized that the soundtrack for this is the same from the original stop motion! This is amazing, it inspired me to make my own! She’s in the oven rn and she’s all clay and wire so far this is so cool!
Oh wow this is brilliant! I myself am fairly new to the stop motion animation scene, and while I have built some basic armatures before, I always find that the wire limbs break really easily, which then makes it difficult to replace them to continue animating, without damaging the rest of the puppet. May I ask how you get around this issue? Like for this particular puppet, are you able to remove the limbs from the wooden 'joints' to replace them if necessary, and if so how do you do this? In my own armatures, I have used tiny metal couplings for the joints and wire for the rest, but the former is incredibly difficult to get hold of and they are much more awkward to work with compared to other materials
Awesome video, and a beautiful creation. Do you bake the head? If so, do you have any tips to avoid bubbles? Through pure luck, the first head I made for my puppet came out perfect. Then, I started messing with its head, and at some point, I chipped the clay. Ever since, I can’t get another head to come out to save my life. Every time I try to bake the heads now, I get horrible bubbles. I’ve used different types of clay and tried all sorts of strategies. I’ve used liquid clay on the wood first. I bought a pasta maker to better condition the clay. But I haven’t had any luck :-( If you have any tips, please share them. Either way, thanks for sharing this awesome video
Hello Adeena, I am new to your channel and love everything I see up to now. Can you please tell me what glue are you using to glue the twisted armature/ears to your balsam wood, thanks :)
@@AdeenaGrubb Hi! Did you bake the sculpey? If so, when in the process? [also I love your content! Currently re-making my own first puppet and am so inspired by your process! thank you so much for this video and your replies in the comments!]
I think the music is creepy and the doll is but its good still............. BYE TO SCARY THE MUSIC SCARY AHHHH BYE TONSCARY I DON LIKE IT BYEEE TO SCARY
I honestly just realized that the soundtrack for this is the same from the original stop motion! This is amazing, it inspired me to make my own! She’s in the oven rn and she’s all clay and wire so far this is so cool!
Awesome! I love this type of stuff. I remember making claymations when I was 7. Always loved the craft
She is adorable 🥺
You are doing perfect job on dolls!
Hello! Love this little character, so much personality put into her :) Would you be able to list all the supplies you used?
That would be so helpful!
Sure! I will update the description
3:15 you scared me! Jajaja I realy love your puppet
I’ve been watching a lot of your videos :) I’m getting really inspired I might make my own puppet someday.
So beautiful and detailed, and such character!
This puppet is gorgeous!
Wow such a cool puppet.
This is absolutely amazing! How do you keep the eyes from falling out?
Nothing, I don’t use eyes for plastic army men.
Thanks! A little blob of tacky wax behind the eyeball :)
@@AdeenaGrubb
I love this. But when you bend the legs though, won’t the paint chip off?
@@aaromotivestudio3869 it's probably latex, so it's quite flexible
@@katerinabacova5578
You’re saying the coating is latex?
Huh. So that was the first Marshall to be made? Nice.
I have just posted my first stop motion video-. One day I will create a doll too. This one is amazing!
Great work my friend!!!!
Beautiful.
Oh wow this is brilliant! I myself am fairly new to the stop motion animation scene, and while I have built some basic armatures before, I always find that the wire limbs break really easily, which then makes it difficult to replace them to continue animating, without damaging the rest of the puppet. May I ask how you get around this issue? Like for this particular puppet, are you able to remove the limbs from the wooden 'joints' to replace them if necessary, and if so how do you do this? In my own armatures, I have used tiny metal couplings for the joints and wire for the rest, but the former is incredibly difficult to get hold of and they are much more awkward to work with compared to other materials
Excellent work. How do you keep the eyes in those openings?
Love it
Fucking finally! Curly black hair on a stop motion puppet!
so cute!!! thank u for sharing. it looks great
Awesome...pls may I know What kind of wood this is?!
It's Balsa wood :)
it got real for me when you started making her clothes 😭😊
Fantastic!
Amasing video !! What sort of matter do you use to cover your frame ? Thank tou so much
omg itd be so fun to make one
Can you mix acrylic paint into the latex or do I have to use an alcohol ink or a mica powder?
Very tim-burton esque!
So amazing.
Superb
How do u shape the basla tree, into the shape u want? what kind of tools do u use? 🙂
Awesome video, and a beautiful creation. Do you bake the head? If so, do you have any tips to avoid bubbles? Through pure luck, the first head I made for my puppet came out perfect. Then, I started messing with its head, and at some point, I chipped the clay. Ever since, I can’t get another head to come out to save my life. Every time I try to bake the heads now, I get horrible bubbles. I’ve used different types of clay and tried all sorts of strategies. I’ve used liquid clay on the wood first. I bought a pasta maker to better condition the clay. But I haven’t had any luck :-(
If you have any tips, please share them. Either way, thanks for sharing this awesome video
was it sculpy or milliput that covered her head? of it was the former, was it never hardened?
Did you add sculpy to the face? Isn’t it soft ? Cause you didn’t bake it to harden it right ?
what kind of latex was used for the body? looking into making my own puppet :)
Just liquid latex, I use the Trustleaf brand
@@AdeenaGrubb was it the right color?
I tried Mold builder liquid latex but it peeled off! I think I needed more coats. It's all just an experiment in the beginning I think, but it's fun!!
how did you keep the eyes from falling out? and how did you get the lips to stay on?
Tacky wax!
@@AdeenaGrubb yay thank you so much!
Hello Adeena, I am new to your channel and love everything I see up to now. Can you please tell me what glue are you using to glue the twisted armature/ears to your balsam wood, thanks :)
Do your fingers not rip straight through the latex/silicone when you go to animate? The wire can be sharp at times.
Amazing job! What did you use to make the head? What kind of clay?
Its sculpey :)
@@AdeenaGrubb Hi! Did you bake the sculpey? If so, when in the process?
[also I love your content! Currently re-making my own first puppet and am so inspired by your process! thank you so much for this video and your replies in the comments!]
The actual puppet is amazing but I have one question we’re did you
Get the fabric because I want to learn how to do stuff like that 😄😀
I got it from a shop called Little Trimmings!
Thanks
Awesome! How did you manage to do the eyebrows?
This is so great! I’m really inspired, what did you use to wrap around the wire?
Thank you! That's bandage pre-wrap, it's basically a really thin foam.
How do you make the eyes movable but stay in place? 😮
jump scare at 3:15 heheheh
Good one. Where did you source the eyes from?
Y puedes poner la plantilla para imprimir los ojos?
This looks so amazing!!!! What did you use for the hair? How did you attach it to the head?
Its wool roving stuck on with UHU glue!
What if you made the puppets of the human characters from the 1996 James and the Giant Peach movie in a Lane Smith style?
I loved this!!! how tall was the doll?
How much would you charge to make me one?
how do you make the indents on the head where the eyeballs stay in place ? What type of tool :) ? xx
I think it was a drill.
a dremel!
Hola ! Con que aplicación hicistes el boceto ?
Is that driftwood you use for the interior armature?
I think it's balsawood.
Love this! What's the music? :)
woah!!
Cuanto mide ?
Do you have a website?
Do you ever make custom figures or offer classes on how to make one??
I do! I have a Patreon where I make a lot of tutorials and videos :)
@@AdeenaGrubb oh awesome! I’m definitely interested in that :)
She also has a GREAT Domestika course!
I have the same type of dress fabric
Please making GizmoDuck Character stop motion
Good
Can you make a tutorial video? Pls?
This is a tutorial video! :)
I think the music is creepy and the doll is but its good still.............
BYE TO SCARY THE MUSIC SCARY AHHHH BYE TONSCARY
I DON LIKE IT
BYEEE TO SCARY
Why this music??? ....