@@ERone43 thanks man!

Glad you enjoyed it! Happy viewing! 😄

Glad it helped, Thanks for watching 🤩 Happy filming!

Yea people come up with all sorts of funny words throughout history, like SkinnyDipping; I guess cause you get thinner as you shed clothing layers. 😂

Thanks man!

These were a blast to make, haven’t made a set in a while, hopefully can revisit this type of project in the future.

Thanks, I’ve been having fun playing around with resin, it’s really opened up some new options!

They’ve always been good to me

Anything to get active in the studio and creation, we still try not to put them on forward camera a whole lot.

I love this! I will research this and may even try this with some inks in the near future. Thanks for your comment and inspiration!

@@JohnByerlyStudios you are very welcome. Look for Turkish(marbling) suminagashi too. Turkish Ebru techniques

That a good idea, your on the right path. I just made a new diorama base, and I did this hole idea also with wire running through the holes and tightened down to create more strength, I also usually use the hot wire cutter to create a lot of texture for better adhesion. Also plaster works good as a covering before clays.

@@MeepMeep88 dang bro, that’s a low blow 😝

I used a variety of spray paints, glitters and also Tim Holts Alcohol Inks. Hope this helps 😀

Falling in love with curving clay, such a fun process

Tel the KZbin algorithm, lol 😝

Thanks 😄

Most definitely, I just released the shore a little bit early. I will be releasing the full creation video at the beginning of December.

@@JohnByerlyStudios ahhh okay! Can’t wait to watch!! I bet it was fun to make 😊

That’s is awesome! Disassemble I key to keeping our sanity, especially as busy as we all are, were much more likely to want to put up a 30min project than a 3hour, especially when we have so much to do I a single day to prep for the #haunt_house_nc . Thanks for your comment 🎃😊

I’ll definitely pass that along, maybe we can make two sets, perhaps on out of pvc pipe for wrought iron rods, and another wood finish. We’ll try to get it on camera!

Maybe?🤔 I think maggots would be slightly smaller depending on the type, and they would be slightly rippled. Still digging the look though

Lol, I didn’t even catch what I said, your right!

@@johngreensmith63 it should, but I would look up what prep work you would need for best adhesion, and make sure to seal it with a clear coat. You can also order hydro dip sheets to use, they just lay over the water and have instructions.

So glad you enjoyed the content! Happy creating!

Sorry, I’m not sure, I don’t use that feature. I honestly never even used the selfie button, I just set timers. I sure the button just pairs via Bluetooth maybe, but idk about zooming in & out. Best of luck

Your my hero for noticing this! I got done filming everything and thought “eh, no one will notice”. I am the same way, i struggle in those races, the down drafts are brutal. I just run around in Harry Potter legacy and think “I can make that”, (screen shot) I have a long list of things to make, just have to make time. Thanks for your comment, and attention to detail 😊

@@tomm7721 yea the instructions were pretty basic, sorry to hear you had issues. Hope my content helped

I guess the Duck Bill looks very birdish, lol. Who knows maybe a bird will be the next in the magical beast playlist 👀

Sure thing hope you enjoyed it, it was a fun project. It’s a dremel tool set, I bought this one at either Harbor Freight or Home Depot, cant remember. Heres one on Amazon, just don’t know which one meets the needs you have. WORKPRO 476PCS Rotary Tool Accessories Kit, Rotary Tool Bits for Easy Cutting, Sanding, Grinding, Carving, Polishing, Drilling and Engraving a.co/d/gAXyQTh

Glad my video helped! It’s definitely a good product and I’d buy it again, for the price it can’t be beat.

Thank you so much, it’s a blast being able to get the kiddos in the studio for some fun memories. Blending some of this type of content into the channel is so enjoyable.

@@OrignialLostintheFifthcorner thanks for your comment, I’ve heard this before, this was a older video in my content creation journey, may even revisit this subject in the future. Thanks

Great question, some touch points though. If sculpting airdry Clay whether it to be moved to a different item, for instance I sculpt it on a cardboard surface let it dry and then move to a tumbler or canvas. You can do this, depending on thickness some clays are more brittle than others when moving clay pieces around. If you are using oven-bake Clay you can sculpt the item on the cardboard for temporary to be moved, I would rather see you sculpted the clay on a piece of parchment paper so you can go straight into the oven. If you are trying to attach clay to cardboard like I did in this video you commented on, I would seal the cardboard in a gesso or spray paint first. A few reasons for this, but I the commonality is I would avoid baking cardboard even at low temp, it could have chemicals in it. I will use this and answer this in a video in the new few weeks.

@@JohnByerlyStudios TY. this is helpful. I was thinking of etching in air dry or polymer on canvas- then painting it. Also, want to try applying air dry like Alisa Lariushkina (not ocean scenes like hers) and am researching ways to do that, as well. It will be tedious, but I think worth it. I have various clays here to try all this, and also a seperate convection toaster oven, just for art/crafts. Still watching videos! Love shout outs to your fam :)

@@glowycloey also try using plaster of Paris on canvas, super fun, working on a ocean wave painting with plaster now. Just make a good consistency and have fun shaping it.

I’m confused by your question, I used XPS, loose and medium styrofoam. Are seeking a different type of clay or outcome?

Love it! Thanks for responding, if you have a question, it’s likely others do also. I will be talking about some clear coats during one of the end stages of my new big project “Magical Beast Niffler Diorama”, so in the next few weeks I’ll try to bring forward a few of these touch points in my content. (Still posting some older content also, lol. I will tag you in the videos pertaining to your inquires. The clear coat over items really depend on one the coverage performance and two the look. If your trying to go for just a protective layer then a clear spray rustoleum (whether flat, satin, or gloss) will give you a good protection. I use UV resin when I need to control the dry, making or avoiding drips, making eyes look glossy, making moss flocking look wet over rocks, ext. and two part epoxy for when I need a full coverage over a item. Note: always try to test the clear coat on a small baked piece of raw or painted clay. Some clear coats over say a polymer can give a sticky texture. Make sure your paints full cured for a few days. And if your going over a spray paint make sure you give the lint time to degas and cure. Uncured paints, underbaked (oven clay), or still damp wet interior (airdry) can make clear coats sticky. Note the 50w uv light should be fine for and UV resin, and if you need a little extra cure put it in a (not hot) but we’ll lit window seal. Again I’ll focus some videos on this in near future projects.