PJ does THE MOST !!! Those freeze frame time lapses !! Several camera angles to get the perfect jump cuts !! the crafting ASMR !! PAINTING A WHITE GHOST WHITE !!!1!!!11!
@@floof_hair3857 i always used to knock my non-standing pencil cases off my desk anyway so it doesn't really make a difference to me haha, and i think it's a bit more accessible idk
PJ always has this really nice aesthetic to his videos that makes you keep watching due to the subtle beauty. Also, that was a very good message at the end.
What is Sad Ghost guarding in your house? Books? Games? Crafting materials so a would-be thief will be dissuaded from discovering their true talent lies not in the art of theft but in arts & crafts?
I really like these videos in which you try a bunch of new mediums. It's really inspiring. I've also never heard of Mod Roc before. Have I been living under a Roc, yo?
Hey PJ, I traveled back in time to get you those tips on how to use modroc but I wasn't able to get any information on how to contact you! So I went further back in time to put those tips on the package of modroc, hope that's helpful!!
Ps PJ: if you smooth the bandages out while still wet the plaster will fill the grid and it wont have wholes. And the more layers you add smoother it’ll be.
I am an artist mostly painting drawing instillation building but always try different mediums and crafts. Often i am rubbish at then and was pretty bad at ceramics but it fed the colour back into my painting! the alchemy of grey sludge cooking into vibrant colours was a kind of magic.
So some mod-rock tips: If you want a smoother texture, use a paintbrush and a bit of water and brush it over the strips that have been applied. The extra powder on the mod rock will spread to the holes. If you want to make a mask, or put it on a hand or something, cover the face/ hand with petroleum jelly. Once it dries it will pop right off.
We used to work with modrock at school very often! I still have my big and kinda creepy yellow frog with red spots and big white eyes on my table from like second grade. The legs are very spider-y and the body is just kinda a blob with a mouth, but i love it with all my heart.
Hey PJ, your ghost turned out pretty well! some tips about working with modroc: when you're applying it, smooth each section over until the plaster covers the mesh part (so that you can't see the holes anymore); also for a smoother finish add a layer of actual plaster over top, let dry, and sand it smooth
You and your channel bring me happiness. Thank you for making silly and creatively nerdy videos. There’s nothing else like it on UA-cam. I love you and your channel and your passions. Honestly, your videos inspire me!!!
if you push it down vertically the pencil case become a pen stands !! which makes it even cooler than it already is imo. Also I have the same thrill about trying new media/ art supplies !!
Hey, little tip when using modroc, once you've wet in and are putting it on the thing you are covering try to get rid of all the squares of plaster. This makes the final product smoother and without the patchy holey look
For future plaster bandage crafts you could use foil for more complex shapes and outer layer, some wire for carcass and paper as filler where needed. Also you could use a bit warmer water and keep the plaster bandage for a minute or so (but not too long) so you could easily fill in the gaps of plaster. Anyways, it's a true cutsie!
Little Tip: If you don't like the little holes, you can smoothen them out by gently rubbing your fingers over them while it's still wet. It also makes it a lot easier to paint.
Hey Peej I just wanted to say that you're such a wonderful creator- I'm really looking forward towards the 2018 song as I love all your other songs. And that's not "because you made them therefore they're good", but instead because of their own creative integrity and individuality that has truly earned my respect. You inspire me to continue to challenge myself to be a better person each day. (I've also started painting the nails on my left hand because of you because contrary to popular belief, I believe you do understand fashion!) Thank you for bringing positivity into all our goblin hearts. ~Also, my Nobody Came and Ghost Trap shirts arrived today and I couldn't be happier with them ❤️
just a tip for modroc- after wetting and applying the bandages, you can wet your fingers and smooth over the surface of the shape to avoid that holey sort of look when you’re finished
So generally with mod rock or plaster (that's what we call it in America) before you put it on the newspaper or whatever base material you use, you should get all of the holes out of it by running your fingers that are still wet from the water down the mod rock so that when it dries its a smooth (or smoother) surface to draw or paint on. I hope this helps at all.
I used modrock before, if you really rub and smooth the strips it fills the wholes more in the bandages and I can confirm that using a wire frame helps a lot. Your ghost boy looks beautiful though well done Pj
Dude that looks so good!! A couple of tips for using ModRoc kinda materials: •It tends to work better if you use warm-hot water (don’t use straight up boiling water!! If you want to use boiling water than add cold water in after to make sure you don’t burn yourself!) •If you use tinfoil instead of news paper it’s still a light weight base and it’s much more malleable (it can kinda hurt you hands after a while of working with it, so be cautious) Anyway, love you and your little ghost boi! Hope to see more of your artistic exploits soon!!
This is really good! However to get a smoother finish try smoothing the clay in the material out before it drys, adding more water to your hands and then smoothing it works well also
Definitely suggest screen printing next, I’m trying it out right now with stretching the screens and cutting the film and everything, it’s super fun :)
My 6 year old nephew's critique of this video: "We have to make that! It looks pretty cool. He helps people out!" Thanks for helping the people out, Peej!
heads up that if you wetted the mod roc a little more, you can smooth out the plaster in it over the net to make the surface more smoother. can't wait to see what else you'll make with it ;00
Okay, we use this material for school projects but under a different name. You're meant to rub it til all the holes disappear which will make it stronger, but his project still turned out much better then any of mine
I’m currently taking art classes, and in the past... however long it’s been since I started the course, I’ve had to use Modroc (I wasn’t sure exactly how to spell this, as there are multiple ways: “Modrock”, “Modroc”, “ModRoc”, etc.) countless times. This is honestly a great first attempt, and that’s no surprise, but I have a tip that may help you if you ever attempt using Modroc again. I must warn you though, this will probably make little to no sense as I have no clue how to word what I’m about to say... When you’ve placed the Modroc onto the surface after soaking it, it’s advisable to rub the Modroc, as this gets rid of those holes - and if you take enough care, you can actually manage to get it really smooth. It does get quite a bit of Modroc on your hands, but it’s definitely worth it in the end. Also, rubbing the Modroc while it’s still yet to dry can help merge the pieces together, giving it an even smoother touch. I’d advise doing one piece at a time though, as it sometimes dries too quick to cover up the holes after applying a whole layer... but then again, my Modroc projects have been larger than yours, so it may differ. As far as I could see on my small phone screen, all the pieces of Modroc merged beautifully, but I did see a few holes in the individual pieces of Modroc. Then again, this may just be me picking out small details, as I’m usually overly picky with my own art (my art teacher often calls me a perfectionist, and me being this way often slows me to a ridiculous level). I’m not sure how to conclude this, so I hope whoever reads this (and everyone else, I don’t wish a bad day upon anyone who hasn’t read this comment, obviously) has a nice day and hopefully this has helped someone... although it probably hasn’t, if anyone’s even read this.
I was taught that after you put the Mod Roc on, you’re supposed to put a little bit of water on your fingers and smooth out all the little holes and stuff so it looks less rough. Just a bit of advice for the next time you use it :)
Tip: You should try to smooth out every layer with your fingers or a wet brush until it looks even and smooth so it doesn't have those little "holes" in the end. I hope you keep making videos about trying new things cause it pushes me to try new things as well.
I LUV THE GHOSTY BOI
I LUV YOU
PJ does THE MOST !!! Those freeze frame time lapses !! Several camera angles to get the perfect jump cuts !! the crafting ASMR !! PAINTING A WHITE GHOST WHITE !!!1!!!11!
PJ, the bottom of the pencil case can be pushed inward so it stands up on the table. It’s supposed to be a portable standup pencil case.
i was questioning that too, since i know that japan had a really big school trend where stand-up pencil cases were all the rage lmao
Yeah, but then you risk knocking it over which can break the leads in your pencil (especially art pencils which tend to be soft)
@@floof_hair3857 i always used to knock my non-standing pencil cases off my desk anyway so it doesn't really make a difference to me haha, and i think it's a bit more accessible idk
okay but wHERE IS THE PENCIL CASE FROM
Can you please stop being perfect in every way, shape and form? You are making the rest of us look bad.
seriously, i'm begging you
Trashy McTrasherson omg I’ve found my people
Thanks
If your username isn't the best thing I've ever read, I don't know what is.
"You get it wet, you wrap it around something, it gets hard." 😂
And other out-of-context phrases we didn't need😂 "and now it's rock hard"
Random Human “I like trying as many different things as possible “
*OO.*
Your eyes look so blue today woah
He might be pewdiepie
His eyes are green tho
I read this and then scrolled up again and his eyes were closed! :D
CaitlinPearman I know lol
Hey, you seem to comment on a lot of the videos I watch and it’s kind of weird seeing you again.
crafting ASMR is a stupidly good idea. So basically, a KickthePj idea.
1:12 ok that is the cutest pencil case ever😭
0:58 the lil realisation 'oH'
i should be totally revising but i’m definitely not gonna miss out on this rad video
PJ always has this really nice aesthetic to his videos that makes you keep watching due to the subtle beauty. Also, that was a very good message at the end.
I'm glad PJ isn't Thanos amiright?
you are my inspiration to continue to push my creative side, both in physical art and filmmaking, THANK YOU PJ
What is Sad Ghost guarding in your house? Books? Games? Crafting materials so a would-be thief will be dissuaded from discovering their true talent lies not in the art of theft but in arts & crafts?
I want my very own sad ghost please
Me too please
I don’t need one
I am one
you can buy one now
why did you put my name in the title this is copyright
Your name is the? That's real fucking sad.
I really like these videos in which you try a bunch of new mediums. It's really inspiring. I've also never heard of Mod Roc before. Have I been living under a Roc, yo?
very good pun 😎
Here’s a tip! Try working some plaster dust from the bag into the cracks to get a smoother finish. Also just... rubbing it a lot.
Hey PJ,
I traveled back in time to get you those tips on how to use modroc but I wasn't able to get any information on how to contact you! So I went further back in time to put those tips on the package of modroc, hope that's helpful!!
I love how he's such a unique and creative content creator, keep up the good work PJ!
A SAD GHOST PLUSH??? my dreams are coming true
(also great video as usual peej love u)
Ps PJ: if you smooth the bandages out while still wet the plaster will fill the grid and it wont have wholes. And the more layers you add smoother it’ll be.
this sad ghost made me a very happy ghost
PJ!!! Your videos are amazing!!! Thank you for always being AWESOME!!! Have a good day!! :)
Thanks whoever or whatever rules the universe this great man is alive
Wow you are so inspiring. You inspire me to be creative and don’t be nervous to be yourself❤️❤️
a ghost made out of the same material as broken bone casts,, dope
0:57 the innuendo was great
idk why but i was expecting him to make a life size version lol
So weird. I was just hoping you'd upload something soon! Was watching old videos of yours to fill the craving!
I am an artist mostly painting drawing instillation building but always try different mediums and crafts. Often i am rubbish at then and was pretty bad at ceramics but it fed the colour back into my painting! the alchemy of grey sludge cooking into vibrant colours was a kind of magic.
So some mod-rock tips:
If you want a smoother texture, use a paintbrush and a bit of water and brush it over the strips that have been applied. The extra powder on the mod rock will spread to the holes.
If you want to make a mask, or put it on a hand or something, cover the face/ hand with petroleum jelly. Once it dries it will pop right off.
I used to do so many crafts as a kid, I need to bring this back, pass me the newspaper!!
That is actually so darn cool.👻
I definitely don't have the patience!
Chloe Ting hi chloe!
It was so cute awwwww
Also so exited for the sad ghost plushies
idk why but this reminds me of Art Attack??
@Flora Chan irrelevant but your name reminds me of Florey & Chain, the scientists who developed penicillin.
Oh my god I remember art attack!
Because a lot of their crafts involved 'loo roll' and pva glue 😁😂 I loved art attack as a kid.
Art attack was such a great show. I even loved when they did the big pictures with lots of different materials 😂
@@jessicasoares3734 omg yEs!!! and the talking head always creeped me out
i really really love your art style, this is so cool
This video’s camera angles, lighting, and transitions are so visually pleasing omg❤️
He is the not only the saddest of ghosts
But also the most adorable one
I missed him!
Stacey Allwood me too!!!
We used to work with modrock at school very often! I still have my big and kinda creepy yellow frog with red spots and big white eyes on my table from like second grade. The legs are very spider-y and the body is just kinda a blob with a mouth, but i love it with all my heart.
Hey PJ, your ghost turned out pretty well!
some tips about working with modroc: when you're applying it, smooth each section over until the plaster covers the mesh part (so that you can't see the holes anymore); also for a smoother finish add a layer of actual plaster over top, let dry, and sand it smooth
You and your channel bring me happiness. Thank you for making silly and creatively nerdy videos. There’s nothing else like it on UA-cam. I love you and your channel and your passions. Honestly, your videos inspire me!!!
i just love the way that pj makes videos they’re all so fun to watch no matter the subject
He's so cute! Definitely my favorite PJ character, closely followed by Wiggles and Fuzzwald..
your videos have been such a comfort for like 4 years, and always cheer up my day ❤️
This helped me recover from a late night binge of the walking dead. Now I can sleep peacefully without zombies at the forefront of my mind!
if you push it down vertically the pencil case become a pen stands !! which makes it even cooler than it already is imo.
Also I have the same thrill about trying new media/ art supplies !!
Hey, little tip when using modroc, once you've wet in and are putting it on the thing you are covering try to get rid of all the squares of plaster. This makes the final product smoother and without the patchy holey look
I’m in awe about how much work PJ puts into a simple DIY video. True top notch work! 👌
I'll never stop loving your creativity and all the skills you have in videography and overall arts
For future plaster bandage crafts you could use foil for more complex shapes and outer layer, some wire for carcass and paper as filler where needed. Also you could use a bit warmer water and keep the plaster bandage for a minute or so (but not too long) so you could easily fill in the gaps of plaster. Anyways, it's a true cutsie!
Little Tip: If you don't like the little holes, you can smoothen them out by gently rubbing your fingers over them while it's still wet. It also makes it a lot easier to paint.
Hey Peej I just wanted to say that you're such a wonderful creator- I'm really looking forward towards the 2018 song as I love all your other songs. And that's not "because you made them therefore they're good", but instead because of their own creative integrity and individuality that has truly earned my respect. You inspire me to continue to challenge myself to be a better person each day. (I've also started painting the nails on my left hand because of you because contrary to popular belief, I believe you do understand fashion!) Thank you for bringing positivity into all our goblin hearts.
~Also, my Nobody Came and Ghost Trap shirts arrived today and I couldn't be happier with them ❤️
That came out super cute! I'm trying to embrace trying more things I might not be good at, so it's nice to watch someone else doing it as well.
i really love to see that even he not getting as many views as he should, the response the people who see the videos is amazing
"my hands are getting covered in G O O P"
everytime i watch one of your creative videos i get in artistic surge but normally that ends in me crying at my desk
I recommend using sand paper to get a nice smooth texture or even a slightly different shape
I find that doing a last layer with paper paste/paper bits with glue-water makes a smoother finish.
just a tip for modroc- after wetting and applying the bandages, you can wet your fingers and smooth over the surface of the shape to avoid that holey sort of look when you’re finished
The music at the end sounds really happy, and then you look at the ghost and it feels ironic...
What an amazing gift for today!! A precious ghosty boy video, and KickThePJ uploading on my b-day!! Sweet!!!
Honestly Peej is just one of the raddest dudes I know I just really wish I had his creativity
So generally with mod rock or plaster (that's what we call it in America) before you put it on the newspaper or whatever base material you use, you should get all of the holes out of it by running your fingers that are still wet from the water down the mod rock so that when it dries its a smooth (or smoother) surface to draw or paint on. I hope this helps at all.
I used modrock before, if you really rub and smooth the strips it fills the wholes more in the bandages and I can confirm that using a wire frame helps a lot. Your ghost boy looks beautiful though well done Pj
Your channel is such a nice little spot in the universe. Thank you, PJ
I love this spectral space boy and his creation
Dude that looks so good!! A couple of tips for using ModRoc kinda materials:
•It tends to work better if you use warm-hot water (don’t use straight up boiling water!! If you want to use boiling water than add cold water in after to make sure you don’t burn yourself!)
•If you use tinfoil instead of news paper it’s still a light weight base and it’s much more malleable (it can kinda hurt you hands after a while of working with it, so be cautious)
Anyway, love you and your little ghost boi! Hope to see more of your artistic exploits soon!!
I’ve never heard plaster bandages being called “mod roc”. I’ve always just called them plaster bandages. I use them to make molds for sculptures.
Mod rock tends to work really well if u smooth it down with water after u put a piece on💕
PJ is genuinely an art inspiration
i really hope ur being serious when u said ur making a ghostie plush....it's adorable and i want one!!!
i never knew how much i needed a sad ghost plushie until now
This is really good! However to get a smoother finish try smoothing the clay in the material out before it drys, adding more water to your hands and then smoothing it works well also
I remember doing these in school! I loved this video. Thank you peej for making my day a little better once again.
Definitely suggest screen printing next, I’m trying it out right now with stretching the screens and cutting the film and everything, it’s super fun :)
absolutely would love to see you dance. feel like you’d be oddly good at tapping.
10/10 would give sad ghosty boi a million hugs
Thank you Pj! I live in the land of hamberders & this was a sweet little escape.
You NEED to give us a full tour of your office space. I want to see all your collectables!
My 6 year old nephew's critique of this video: "We have to make that! It looks pretty cool. He helps people out!" Thanks for helping the people out, Peej!
this has put me in a terrific mood for the rest of the day, thank you pj
heads up that if you wetted the mod roc a little more, you can smooth out the plaster in it over the net to make the surface more smoother. can't wait to see what else you'll make with it ;00
to avoid the texture you got at the end you need to smooth the mod rock more so the powder coats the thread in it better and creates a smooth surface
you put so much work into editing ur videos and being creative and it’s awesome pj!! and ur ghost is so cute lol
The trick with modroc is smoothing it out as you go to create a smooth surface so the bandage doesn't really show
I:56 I died at “OH”
Okay, we use this material for school projects but under a different name. You're meant to rub it til all the holes disappear which will make it stronger, but his project still turned out much better then any of mine
Absolutely love how creative all your videos are! I highly appreciate your art and your brain haha!👏
Those eyes PJ is so creative😭💘
I’m currently taking art classes, and in the past... however long it’s been since I started the course, I’ve had to use Modroc (I wasn’t sure exactly how to spell this, as there are multiple ways: “Modrock”, “Modroc”, “ModRoc”, etc.) countless times. This is honestly a great first attempt, and that’s no surprise, but I have a tip that may help you if you ever attempt using Modroc again.
I must warn you though, this will probably make little to no sense as I have no clue how to word what I’m about to say...
When you’ve placed the Modroc onto the surface after soaking it, it’s advisable to rub the Modroc, as this gets rid of those holes - and if you take enough care, you can actually manage to get it really smooth. It does get quite a bit of Modroc on your hands, but it’s definitely worth it in the end. Also, rubbing the Modroc while it’s still yet to dry can help merge the pieces together, giving it an even smoother touch.
I’d advise doing one piece at a time though, as it sometimes dries too quick to cover up the holes after applying a whole layer... but then again, my Modroc projects have been larger than yours, so it may differ.
As far as I could see on my small phone screen, all the pieces of Modroc merged beautifully, but I did see a few holes in the individual pieces of Modroc. Then again, this may just be me picking out small details, as I’m usually overly picky with my own art (my art teacher often calls me a perfectionist, and me being this way often slows me to a ridiculous level).
I’m not sure how to conclude this, so I hope whoever reads this (and everyone else, I don’t wish a bad day upon anyone who hasn’t read this comment, obviously) has a nice day and hopefully this has helped someone... although it probably hasn’t, if anyone’s even read this.
I swear, if this has been sent to the spam comments folder for being “too long”, I’m gonna... carry on with my life as normal.
I was taught that after you put the Mod Roc on, you’re supposed to put a little bit of water on your fingers and smooth out all the little holes and stuff so it looks less rough. Just a bit of advice for the next time you use it :)
It always feels good to watch your videos, I wish I could be this productive
Tip: You should try to smooth out every layer with your fingers or a wet brush until it looks even and smooth so it doesn't have those little "holes" in the end.
I hope you keep making videos about trying new things cause it pushes me to try new things as well.
“Slap some paint on this spectral boi.” Haha oh PJ
Pj, we’ve all seen you dancing, we KNOW your talent is dancing
I don't know how to describe this video and Pj in general. But I like them.
you always inspire me to create, i love seeing your crafts!
Warm water spreads the fibres it more so you can smooth the texture out more with your finger