Finishing the Silicone Puppet Body

[@ThatGuyZeb]

Wonderful. Thank you. We're such a niche community. I'm always excited to see a new tutorial pop up.

[@oddplanetstudios6172]

Thanks for these great tips. I have tried smoothing seams using a hard Dremel attachment, but it does tear the surface very easily. Will try the foam method.

[@d3l_nev]

I love your videos, thank you so much!! it's been really hard to find content realted to stop motion

[@emilydmyers]

Thank you! I’m glad you like what I’ve made. I’m cooking up a few more right now 😊

[@JacobPaul123]

Thanks for the great videos. What filling are put in those "puppet bags"?

[@emilydmyers]

Rice!

[@dombianchi]

These videos are SO GREAT! THANK YOU! Can you help explain what OS-10 is and how to get it?

[@emilydmyers]

Thank you! OS-10 is a solvent - the only solvent you should use with GI 1110. It thins it out, so you can apply thinner layers, and feather. Think of it like watering down acrylics. I buy from Burman Studios. I don't think it's listed on their website anymore, so you have to call to order it.

[@dombianchi]

THANK YOU for replying! You rule! @@emilydmyers

[@viviankong3653]

Thanks for a great video! I just graduated undergrad for stop motion and these are so helpful. Where do you purchase os-10?

[@Pan-tr2vu]

Hello! Can I paint my entire silicone puppet with pan pastels? at the time of the animation the painting will not go away? Can I move the puppet without problem? Thank you!

[@emilydmyers]

Yes, but you have to be sure to seal it with the 734 and OS 10 using an airbrush…if you do that, then you’re golden and it won’t rub off.

[@midollafun]

How do you change the color like if i want to make a fantasy character

[@DeborahThird-og1uo]

And then you find that one video that clears up all your confusion.

[@Wilson-cv1vl]

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