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Such a cute design. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🌺

What a beautiful idea. And a lovely execution of it. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🌺

Aaww ... She's adorable 😍 love the hair. Great work on the cane, I've never done one and it looks interesting

I just found your channel, and you are such a great artist! And I subscribed can’t wait to see more clay projects!❤️

What are the eyes made of?

These would be cute to give to nursing home residents. Will try to make these.❤

She's adorable. Little girls everywhere will want one. I'm sure my grand daughter will. She had a Unicorn 3rd birthday party last January. I'm ok hun. Hope you and yours are too. I've been making lots of earrings LOL xxx

You need to get you a moderator to weed thru the beasts...

😂😂😂😂 same here, prepping for people...

Hello Jessi, I ran across your channel by just entering clay in youtube, i was looking for a different "type" of clay. Let me start off by saying: We as im sure others feel/felt the same as you by stating IM AN ARTIST, I started in art at age 9, & have not put it down since, as i got older (20's) I had to make a living...art was not doing it. So I took corporate america jobs (hated it but was good at it, made good money) BUT...my heart was still in art. I started to look into Jobs that would hire artists, this was before graphics-digital arts. Worked as a 3D parade float designer, painted large murals for people & businesses, made good money while those jobs lasted. Then started making unique yard art, on & on. But this still was not paying my bills because of its temporary-sporadic nature. Then graphics-digital art came about, it was quick & fast, this is what the world wanted, not a painter, creator of all sorts of mediums, but not having a degree in Art put me at the end of the line as I found out because people wanted a degreed artist so I went to school 4 years & tried to learn graphics I hated it but stuck it out & graduated, even though the institution i went to failed to provide us students the education we were paying for. Now I owe this huge amount for a worthless degree, which I will never pay for something I didn't get. Anyway my instructors saw that I had an exceptional ability to illustrate & the style is called "photorealism", they had said I should move to New York that I could definitely get a job in art retouching of the masters works that there was a demand for it. (Nope I never did), I dont know if its an artists thing or not, but I just didnt have enough confidence in myself that I could do it even though I have (as im sure you have) people whooing & ahhhing over your work. Most people just dont want to pay unknown artists for their art, & they want to know more about the artist & whats the piece called, how did you come up with that name, describe the brush strokes...blah blah blah.. BUT.... if your works in a gallery, they'll pay good money for it. I guess my point is this: All an artist needs is to just get a few followers with deep pockets (of course) that just love your work & only want your type-style of work, once you've got that your in. Another sure fire way to make it big is to get a gallery to carry your work. Marketing-advertising is a MUST at all times along with all this. * Create yourself a website, have some business cards (that are eye catching) so it's not just thrown in a drawer along with all the other business cards. A really good craft show to attend is in Canton, Texas its one of the largest around massive amount of foot traffic, you can camp out there if you have an RV & and there's lodging nearby, you dont have to have a tax ID#, vendors take cash only, & some take credit cards. www.firstmondaycanton.com/frequently-asked-questions Having confidence in yourself, being able to take criticism (they call it critiquing in the art world) in art school its a part of its curriculum to teach one to know how to take it, learn from it & improve. Having a portfolio on hand to take with you (good quality professional looking photos of your work, ready & available to show) Also everything you make always keep one for yourself (to have as inventory to show, but not for sale.) You'll have to make another one for sale. I'm sure you've created pieces just as I have that you just thought looked like yuk, well....people are people what we may not like others love. I've sold things to my standards that were not finished. Dont throw away anything....show it. Bottom line: Dont lose face, keep following your God given talent, keep producing, try different things, keep getting out there amongst art buyers & start to know some established degreed artists most are happy to share what they know & did to get where there at. It's a constant ever changing evolving thing to be an artist, you have to create things that people WANT, not what we like or want, so I had to incorporate my life like illustrations/paintings with a twist, something totally different & unique that no one else has & once it starts selling.....GET IT COPYRIGHTED immediately. A tip for you if you dont already know it...to save you lots of money on copyrights, you can do what's called a "poor mans copyright" (look it up) Hope this helps...

The painting of the canvas, (if that what it was) was very good .❤ What kept the polymer clay secure before you baked it? Also where did you find this tan looking clay, what's it called?

New subscriber. Trying to learn to use polymer clay. Thank you for sharing😊

So cute!! What a great idea!! I'm going to try it!

is the pumpkin head on foil orsolid clay

They are so adorable, glad I fell on your video. Thank you for sharing.

Oh my gosh, your little piggy is absolutely adorable!

WOW!

She's super cute with or without her potion bottle. Love those pink eyes! Thanks for sharing x

I love it, she’s so cute and looks easy enough to do. I think I’ll dig through my clay and she if I have enough clay for it, but yeah, I think I’ll try it. Thanks for another great sculpting tutorial 😊 I’m adding it to my memory banks ❤

Naaaahhhhhh this is for kids only + its so sigma If ur reading this, youre sigma too

I thought I was the only one who felt like you do. You described me to a tee. It's one of those things you can't explain to others. Like you I knew I was very different as a child. The depression definitely comes in waves. I can see beauty in everything and wish others could see what I see. I too can read people. I've hidden my fears and depression from everyone and I still do. When I come out of my depression, I go right back to creating. And YES, I am an Artist, but didn't call myself that for a very long time. I paint and I love sculpting clay. Thank you for sharing this video. Uh...love, love, love Fleetwood Mac's Rumors!! I paint and sculpt to music of all genres. Thanks again!

Lindas😊

Fabulous

Can't wait! Great x

Красота ,супер!!!!!!

It’s beautiful!!! I just love it so much, and the monochromatic style is not something that I’ve ever tried before so with your awesome instructions I think I will try it. And by the way, I’m working on a clay painting as we speak and you have given me plenty of tips to help me finish it up. Thank you ❤

Well said Jess - some recognised 'Art" is not up to your standard. Seriously enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing. x

Enjoyed the video! I feel what your saying, at times I think a lot of artists feel this way, and with the digital age we live in it’s changed the art game so much. Not only are we videographers, editors, marketers, we are artists creating art on top of that. I do believe there is a strong distinction between armature and professional artist, and I believe we can define those two terms in different lights depending how someone is trained, self/UA-cam or academic artist. More recent I believe that people buy the artist, not the art. I’m trying to put myself forward my channel and I’m glad you are also! Keep it up, I enjoy your content! 👨🏻‍🎨 🎨

Love them both 🎉🦈🐊

Love, love their Smiles. Reminds me of the song Never smile at a crocodile' I could listen to your chatting 1st thing in the morning - would set my day. I'll have a chunk of that money too! Thanks for sharing. x

You should call your shark 'Serratus' meaning many toothed in Latin. Those teefs are really scary lol. Seriously though, that's a really cute shark!

He's so cute! Cool green mix. Is he glow in the dark neon? Thanks for sharing.

Where did you get the EYES?

She's great, I like how colourful she is and the year is great for the hair. I think the tool you used for her scales, is called "Etch 'n pearl", I think I have the same ones, I like it's multi purpose

Love This !! I'm not sure if you've covers this but even after baked can I still add more clay to it afterwards ?? And how do you he rid of Fingerprints ??

Amazing

Omg yes it's all these like two styles of earrings. I've seen miniaturist do fantastic things with it. I love to go the extra step and make beadsthat look rustic, organic and grungy. It's so versatile and really rewards experimentation

Esta encantada com tanto talento e criatividade!!!❤👏👏👏👏😍🥰🫶

My first introduction to polymer clay was a Mokume Gane class and I didn't take to it at all. It was 6/7 years later when I did a flower cane class that I became hooked and made loads of flower buttons. Wish I'd seen your channel years ago as you make using polymer such fun. Great ideas and such lovely charachters. Will have a go at making both creatures and post in Instagram. Thanks for sharing

💙💙 Love This !! And that Clay blend is Freakin Wild !! 💙💙

Very relatable 🙂

Do you ever feel a similar feeling that being a Christian ostracizes you from the art "community" which brings back that feeling of escaping within yourself?

You have great ideas, your crafting is awesome ! But is it really necessary to start your videos with high kicks? This is a craft channel

Awesome talk 👏👏 and I'm happy you brought out the Fleetwood mac vibe, it's filled with emotion and that's what art needs

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I recall I loved to make stuff with plasticine in kindergarten, was one of my fav activities, now I wonder if clay creations sell well and this is a first vid I am being offered. I find it uplifting

What the heck? You skipped over the rest of making the door! :P :(

Wow! Amazing work!

These are always so fun and beautiful.. I can't paint like you but I definitely want to give this a go !! Love Your Art 💙🦈

Gorgeous. I have no idea why your channel hasn't grow more because you are funny and creative. You're right about the reality of channels success. Wishing you loads of luck finding that pebble and as always thanks for sharing.