Stopmotion - Puppet making tutorial DRAGONS LAIR - EPISODE # 6 -
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- HOW we made the DRAGONS LAIR - DIRK PUPPET
Puppet making Tutorial - on how we made the Dirk the daring FOAM LATEX puppet.
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The way you breathe life into inanimate objects is pure magic. You are a true sorcerer of the craft.
thanks a ton for the support
Best thing about foam latex is how it retains the "claymation" look which I find people expect with stop motion. I've yet to dabble in making my own puppets via this process, but I feel I should give it a try and probably won't be the only time. Us stop motion folk get compulsive about perfection until we get it done right
i totally agree....its so much more clay looking than silicone or some of the super pro materials.
@@JustinRaschAnimation minus the finger prints, haha, which people complain to me about not seeing as much when I use a foam latex puppet
Informative 😍😍😍👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾 thankk uuuu .......
im happy you enjoyed
I hace traveled the Time machine with this video of Dragon's Lair and its characters are fans of this game I spent up yo 10.00 every week in this video game in the game room, very good memories of the 80's,thank you tremendous work... "Nobody sale it Easy,if it was easy,anyone would do it...." Thank you from Puerto Rico with much love
i was so amazed and inspired by this game as well as a young person. Thank you for watching and commenting
keep it going!!!! Loving it
So Kind! Thank you.
thank you, great tutorial.
My Honor!
Thanks for sharing.
my honor!
Oh yes I enjoyed... hope to see more...
fantastic!
This type of videos are very helpful thanks
Great!!
I really appreciate your content. Animation has always been at the core of my interest in art in general. When I was younger and still in school I had the time to teach myself the 2d stuff but it never really looked good enough to show to anyone besides friends and family. I was inking and painting on cels. but there wasn't really any good webcam capture tech in the 90s. Long story short I got old. Your channel has been really helpful though since recently trying to take my stop motion game more serious. One big hurtle I need to jump is casting/ mold making. Still haven't got around to experimenting with foam latex.
Also are there any updates about this project?
its never too late to start....only live once.
this was just for fun....but i do plan on building a dragon as well
wow so cool!!
Eleanor & Giovanni thanks for watching!!
Thanks for sharing. This is really cool.
my pleasure ...lots more to come.
Thank you for this tutorial, it was awesome to watch all the process. Greetings from Colombia
My honor Johnathan!
Wow , cool , Love this !!
So happy To hear! thanks for watching
Thank you so much, i really needed this tutorial, your work is amazing
My pleasure and thanks!
I love this game… although I stink at it😆
me too...having my own cabinet helps alot!!
just watched this again.. awesome.. I didn't know you cast the faces in resin and use sticky wax.. fascinating.. and I noticed the poster of Dragon's Lair behind on the wall with Mr Don Bluth Director, awesome.. I was in touch with them recently, about that course they offer, but it's super expensive to study... all good stuff.. great video.. interesting to watch..
yeah....if i was rich Id take a break from working just to take his class in 2d...just to work with him would be a dream
Fantastic! The animation was superb. Thank you again for making these!
my pleasure! lots more to come
I've been planning on an action figure similar with the figma design, however I've been visiting the idea of going the stop motion armature route this really helps! Thank you
so happy to hear this! have fun
That was awesome thanks for sharing and your stop motion is so smooth =)
I work hard for good animation! thanks so much for commenting
@@JustinRaschAnimation It shows, its so fluid and natural looking =)
Have always wondered how they did these puppets. Cool video! thanks for sharing :)
My Pleasure! lots more to come....this is just one way to make a puppet.
you make the process look FAR easier than it is. I'm so jealous! i can never get through the whole process without stuff going wrong, and i must have spent hundreds of hours daydreaming about the best way to get a moveable face for expression rather than replacement faces (i'm not a good enough sculptor to get faces that will all end up looking like the same character, and it's a TON of work to do replacement faces if you're not supernaturally gifted like you appear to be!). do you have any advice for the hinged jaw approach? i kind of think that with sticky wax eyebrows and a hinged jaw, that might be my best approach. even without the best mouth expressions, i think body posture and eyebrows and eyelids closing/opening can reveal most of what a character is feeling.
very kind. I would say sticker mouths on 1 bald face sculpt is the next best approach....you can animate clay eyebrows and eyes....lids. You can get tons of expression from that method. I will do a tutorial time on that method as well.
Don´t forget to dry the molds before put the foam latex, it happened to me that the molds weren't too dry and it ruined my castings till i realize it was water vapor inside the ultracal 30.
i'm sure i missed a bunch of tiny things like that...glad you typed it here!! thanks
I almost tried this few months back ,spent £120 on electric fan oven and £60 odd for an electric mixer.. and even bought the Kathi Zung dvd download online which you guys originally learnt from right.. she's really nice person.. I had a good chat with her, and then I felt so overwhelmed with all the different stages of the process I sent everything back lol for a refund and I decided not for now.. as I needed to get on with learning other aspects of the craft.. it's amazing these latex foam puppets.. and you guys done an excellent job in both of your films and other bits you've done Justin.. but I would say doing this kind of puppet is good for someone who has enough experience with sculpting, and maybe also drawing, it helps, and someone who can follow the logical steps through to completion.. it is a little tricky to learn, but awesome if you can get into it.. if the guy from the craft store had wrote back to me about what foam I needed etc I probably would have given it my best shot at that time, but they delayed me, which left me feeling stuck, people forget that being creative isn't always easy or fun, it's a learning process, so that's filled with frustrations and obstacles to overcome right.. just sharing my experience incase anyone out there feels the same way.. I am probably going to try again in the future to do this.. even though it's a dying or dead thing now, cause of 3d printing etc or just - there's easier cheaper quicker ways of doing build-up puppets.. but I think my next step is to get a good outside space / shed to keep all the mess away from my living space.. all this craft stuff really makes such a lot of mess.. I can't stress that enough.. if you look at learning to do this long term, I think anything is possible..don't rush it.. lesson learned there, I personally felt pressured to learn it, trying to skip too far ahead before I was ready to start this.. you have to have sculpts of your design done first.. and I'm still learning.. and I'm so eager just to keep animating.. that takes up so much time.. your lucky Justin that you have a lovely wife Shel and that you guys can delegate different creative roles, two heads better than one and all that jazz.. doing everything on your own can be so overwhelming... I wish I had someone to work with... awesome stuff, you always inspire me, you guys inspire so many people, it's great, but latex foam puppets do need a bit more outlay.. it's not something we see much of these days, which actually makes it more appealing, the look, the way it moves, they seem so real, but I'm sure that's more to do with your skill as an animator, you makes everything seem so fluid Justin.. 🙏🏼❤️ hat off to you.. I humbly bow to your skill and experience...
thanks...and yes...i learned through kathy zungs dvd....its all there.
@@JustinRaschAnimation 👍🏻
Wow, that is a lot of work... but seems so much fun! Standing by for next one :)
yep! stopmotion is a lot of work and a lot a problem solving. This is just one way to make a puppet - there will be tutorials on all the different styles here so stay tuned.!
I really love the animation series of videos but I would like to learn more about animating clothes on characters and making them work in action scenes.
stay tuned! I can do an episode on clothing in stopmotion too.
Fantastic as usual. Would you consier to use a clip-on microphone for better audio, though? Nevertheless, keep up the GREAT work! :)
its funny you say that....these last 2 episodes were the first that I used a clip on mic. Maybe i just need to bring it closer to my face? any advice?
@@JustinRaschAnimation Lol, I mean, sound isn't bad by any means but yes, may be it would improve with the mic closer to your mouth? Anyway, I'd like to say thanks again for your beautiful work; it's a priceless inspiration for many of us!
Wow. This is so much work. I don't know if I will ever reach this point but I feel inspired. By the way, I've been trying to look for a Rig/Stand on Amazon but no luck so far, they all seem to have bad reviews. Do you have any recommendations? I would appreciate it. I would really like to buy one.
i dont have any recommendations...i only use the one i got from max sorensen.
@@JustinRaschAnimation I actually ended up buying one from the Kinetic Armatures website :)
@@BennyJon cool! I cant wait to see you use it!
@@JustinRaschAnimation Thanks! :) I've used it in a few videos now, its so useful! Here is one example: ua-cam.com/video/niGCGYqwnbk/v-deo.html
@@BennyJon so cool!
What foam density do yall try to use?
its not so much density number as much as we try to make them kinda thick....less foam added so they are a bit more solid.
@@JustinRaschAnimation does the thicker stuff help avoid airbubbles when painting the foam into the molds?
@@calebclendenin7073 i guess....usually we paint in the skin layer before dropping in the mass ....so we make sure the bubbles are not there.
Where we wil get all the preparation items ? Is there any place we get for purchase all items you have shown to prepare puppet?
amazon! online stores...i usually add links in the description on the video...look there
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Hey man!! thanks for watching!!
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