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Thank You 😁

Thanks Merry Christmas

рахмет 🙂

Great! have fun.

Thank you, I've had 34 years of practice. 🙂

Thanks 🙂

Hi there, this is regular PVA glue, here I've used the slightly stronger 'wood glue' version which you can get from most DIY stores. It's still washable, but it dries like 'icing'

Thank you 🙏

Yes, based in the UK 👍

Hiya, virtually all of my clips are edited to share on social media, and they have limits . . . 1:30 on Instagram, and 2:20 on Twitter. So, I speed up stuff that's repetitive, and edit out parts that you can work out for yourself. What I create isn't a 'perfect' result, I leave room for you to work things out, adapt, alter, add things . . . these are just a guideline to the techniques and methods that I'd use. You can always do some and then hit pause? Have fun.

That's great to hear, thanks. 🙂

Just wondering, what brand of paint do you use?

@@Luvbaking9 I only use water-based paints (very occasionally a little acrylic if it needs it) I use the same they use in schools, the sqeezy bottles of ready mixed paint. On this I use some metallic paint too, again just water-based stuff.

Thanks

Thanks, the basic 'making' is clearer in the 'Tube Houses' video, but the techniques are the same, I'm just pushing them on a bit here! 😁

Thanks. The fact that the tubes are curved means that when you build something like this it has quirky twists and bends, just like an old building would. It's one of my favourite things about using them. 😊

@@seemahemanthkumar5289 Thanks. Make sure you have a look at the website if you haven’t already seen it. No subscription needed and lots of free ideas using simple materials. 🙂🙂🙂

@@JennyYun-z2n 😆👍 I haven’t thrown one away for years.

@@AminaKhalid-e7w Sorry, it’s a while back and I can’t remember. It was from a painting, the original wasn’t 3D, but I’m afraid I can’t remember which exact painting. Sorry.

@@darrellwakelam5597 oh its okay, i was just thinking to do something like this but i wanted to confirm if this is actually inspired from georgia o keefe work incase my textiles teacher asks me

@@AminaKhalid-e7w It definitely is, I'll see if I can do a reverse image search and find it.

@@AminaKhalid-e7w I think if you do a search for "Georgia O'Keeffe Hawaii Flower Paintings" you'll find this and others.

@@darrellwakelam5597 Yeah i found it! thank you so much for the reference and the idea aswell!!

@@Icepop_therina 😁😁😁

Thanks Denise, showing off 😆😆😆

Thanks, I hope you have a lot of fun.

Great! Have fun. 😊

Great, that’s nice to hear. 😊

Which part? What are you finding difficult?

When you cut the card board

Lovely to hear that Samantha, I'm glad it was useful. 😁

It's a great example of how simple sculpture can be put together, without following a strict method, you could use this technique with kids of virtually any age. 🙂

Thanks, it's a very adaptable technique, there's lots like this in the book. 🙂

Thank you

Thanks Denise

Thanks . .. hi. 😁

Sí, me gusta hacer cosas que sean divertidas pero también adaptables. Puedes ver cómo esto fácilmente podría convertirse en otras criaturas, un delfín, un tiburón, una tortuga.

Sono totalmente d'accordo. Incoraggia la creatività ma allo stesso tempo devono essere innovativi, utilizzare i materiali in modi diversi e, nel mio caso, mi piace che siano consapevoli anche di ciò che sprecano. 🙂

Grazie, ogni giorno è qualcosa di nuovo. 🙂

Thanks for the info, it's a fascinating subject. The work I do now is pushed by a desire to make things as accessible as I can for children, so I use the simplest, most available materials I can, and the least amount of processes. To get to that point I've made tens of thousands of masks, models and sculptures over 35 years, some of which are way more complex, time consuming and costly than what I do now. When you come back full circle, and have experienced all that, then the purity and simplicity of what you do is enriched by all of those other successes and failures. 🙂👍

Thanks 🙂

@@annazielinska3205 tak wiele możliwości

@@Flowerdork 🙂🙂🙂

@@winfieldtaylor4967 Thank you 🙂