Paper Mache Dinosaur - Hello Therizinosaurus, Bye-Bye Kangaroo
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- Опубліковано 10 жов 2024
- This paper mache dinosaur is just at the beginning stage, and I hope you'll follow along and make one with me. The pattern for the Therizinosaurus can be found on my website at www.UltimatePa...
To see how to make a dinosaur pattern of your own (and to see the kangaroo before I so rudely chopped him up and turned him into a Therizinosaurs pattern) see this video: • Paper Mache Animals - ...
If you like the lion, giraffe, wolf and other critters on the wall behind me in the video, you can find the patterns here: www.UltimatePa...
I haven't had time to do much with my dinosaur, but I'll be working on him as time permits. Now that the basic pattern is finished, I'll start working on those feet. I will take a look at ostrich feet for some ideas, and do more research to see how other artists have imagined Therizinosaurus. I didn't realize how popular this fellow was before starting the project. but that's great, because we can use the ideas from other artists as inspiration for our own work.
If you make a dinosaur of your own, I hope you'll come to my blog and show it off. www.UltimatePa...
I've always thought that so many cultures have myths about dragons because they found dinosaur bones. How else could they explain such huge creatures? And perhaps modern scientists weren't the first people to discover that dinos had feathers.
The Therizinosaurus would work well as a dragon, if his head is given a few horns, like the ones on Dracorex hogwartsia. He has a serpent-like neck, and impossibly long claws that are half as long as his arms. All he's missing ar the wings.
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I can’t stop watching your videos and I’ve never even used paper mache! This is so cool! Now I just want to fill my house with paper mache dinosaurs!
Oh my gosh this is amazing I love dinosaurs I hope there's more dinosaurs in the future.
I don’t know why or how did I get here... but I’m just beyond amazed! This is pure art! BEAUTIFUL!
I am SO EXCITED about this dinosaur! I sculpt dinosaurs out of polymer clay sometimes and I have found that with bipedal animals, putting weights like rocks in the armature of the feet can help. Scientifically, in alive animals, we stand on two legs by having a center mass that creates center balance. In humans it's our pelvis with the most weight, which directs the weight to our legs and creates a sturdiness in stance. Animals like trex and ostrich have the same sort of weight distribution to aid in balance. With dinosaurs, scientist believe that their tails helped served the purpose of balance because their body shapes are typically so front heavy. So you have options with weighting the tail, feet, and/or pelvic area to mimic nature.
I was wondering about those heavy tails! Thanks for mentioning that. I think I may have found a solution to the weight - I used plaster cloth when I made my big dodo bird, and it has never had a balance problem. Putting the weight in the feet really seems to be helping. I made some changes to the legs, too, after this video. And the tail... :)
Love it when these things can transform with a bit of inspiration and a lot of time. I do this frequently. Great demo❣️
Thanks so much! 😊 - I never finished this guy, but I keep thinking bout him. Maybe one of these days.
You're welcome. Wishing you a safe and creatively inspiring New Year.
I will also try.very nicely made👍
Great idea maam, changing kangaroo into a dinosaur 👍
Thanks - I wish I'd finished him, though. I got distracted and moved on to other projects. I will finish him someday, though. 😀
He’s looking good. The most impressive part of this video is that you easily pronounce the Dino name 😂 I would have got tongue tied. Loving all your videos
Easiest paper cutting you ever worked on, i think.
Daino simply rocks 😁
This is wonderful to see how it evolves.
I started using foil in the base after watching your channel... :) Thanks for sharing your projects Joni. My paper mache is in the drying state now... can't wait to paint and decorate it. Might try your tips with using fake lashes for this project. Video coming in a week. Looking forward to seeing how your dino turns out! Xx
Thank you for selecting a Therizinosaurus, as your subject. This is my favorite of all dinosaurs and just doesn't get enough attention, IMO. Anytime I find the toy versions, I get them for my grandchildren. So, I know they'll be so excited when I show them your viddo. I stumbled across this video, looking for something different, but I'm committed.
First thing in the morning, I'll gather my things. I'm so excited!!! Again, Thank You!!!
Now I feel really guilty - I didn't finish my Therizinosaurus. My only excuse is that the project kept getting bigger in my mind. I imagined turning it into a whole museum-quality display, and it finally seemed like so much work I gave up and started doing other things. I would love to see your dino when it's done!
@@UltimatePaperMache if you didn't finish, I'm not even going to start. I'm on the injured list and have to take it easy. But hopefully soon.
Woooow! It's really amazing Jonni! It's so interesting! The children and teens love Dinos, thanks for showing how to do this surgery. Amazing! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
You're welcome! :)
Thank you for this video. I thought I was the only one that made things as I went along and had to end up going back pulling things apart. Or I wing it change one to another. Plus the hammer smart idea!! I will be using that method for now on. Easier than hurting my hands. 👍🤗
I think that's how everybody does it, but most people like to keep it to themselves. 😀
Simplemente maravilloso , terminado sera genial
Awesome, It's great to see you keep coming up with new projects. It's very inspirational.
Hi Johnny. You asked about how you can go about getting the dinosaur to stand up on it's own. my suggestion is to add a counter weight to it's chest and the tail. When doing so, you'll need to add supports to it's legs such as 1/2in pvc pipe. Make a U shape frame and insert it upside down to where the end of the PVC is touching the ground.
Thanks for the tips!
Beautiful
I love how you showed that you switched things up. It actually helps a lot to see for when you make mistakes and can fix them easily too. I wonder if when you add dimension to the tail if you can add some extra weight somehow to counter balance him.
Hi Amber. Yes, I think some weight might help. I'm not sure when to add it, since the balance will keep shifting as I add the muscles and paper mache clay. We'll see. :)
And I thought it would be fun to show that you can make changes as you go, even if you decide a dino would be more fun to make than a kangaroo. So many people worry that their sculpture won't turn out right. But it's no big deal - if you something doesn't look the way it should, just chop it off and do it over. :)
I subscribed I love how creative u are in see that special in everybody
Holy crap I'm shocked you do a dinosaur at random and it happens to be my absolute favorite- as a burgeoning paleontology nerd, I'd advise you to give him a bigger belly! It's accurate, think a ruminate's gut, and putting more weight down by his hips might help him stand up much more easily. Therizinosaurs also probably had nice wide flat feet, so I'm sure once you get some meat on it's bones you'll get it standing easily~
Good idea - I will add some weight to his tummy when I get started filling out the forms. Thanks!
Nice info! Thanks.
Awesome, I really love the dinosaurs
Excited to try my first paper mache animal. Think I'll start small. Friend wants an opossum.
I free hand almost all the time. Great video.
Thanks.
Tus esculturas de papel son maravillosas !
"Hey, whatever it takes!" is priceless ( 6:24)
😊
Fantástico ! Seu trabalho é maravilhoso. Parabéns!
Very nice
Thanks. 😀
I wonder about adding weight to the tail to help this stand up. ..a thin tube of sand on each side of the cardboard?
I started working on his feet, and used plaster cloth to weight them down. If that isn't heavy enough, I may need to add more weight to the tail or chest. Wish me luck. :)
Super
very cool
I’d tape small pebbles to the tail to counter balance it and then sculpt around the pebbles to keep them hidden, I’m currently making a T. rex and haven’t got to the counter balancing the head and tail part yet lol, please make another video to show us how it ended up
I have a lot of new ideas for the Therizinosaurus, but I have to finish another really big project first. The pattern has changed a lot, and I can't wait to get back to it.
Love it 🤩💖
Thanks. Someday I'll actually finish this guy. 😊
Very nice 👍
You're so cool ! 😊
Gosh - thanks!
ty!
Definitely counterbalance with a nice long tail, one not dragging the ground.
Show parabéns 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
Obg eu amo asistir seus vidios muito obg sou Patrícia de balsas Maranhão
In the last video I thought it was going to be a kangaroo
Yes, it was. I changed my mind. We get to do that. :)
If anyone plays ark, then you'd know that that creature is a dangerous hassle >:0
My idea is to maybe get a pice of thick cardboard and Google the dinosaur and look at its foot and sculpture it im not sure if it will but try to add weight to the feet so it won't tip over and that's all I have bye bye ❤❤
They don't have a lot on Google about this dino, because such a small part of him was found. But I like the idea of adding weight to the feet - I did that with my dodo bird, by wrapping all the toes with plaster cloth. It worked really well.
We want T Rex 💥🖤
That would be so much fun! But I still haven't even finished this one yet!
@@UltimatePaperMache I am also in a try 😀.your elephant tutorial helped me very much!
I mean sculpt my bad
You need a metal armature.
Es posible que realice un mamut?
A mammoth would be so much fun - a life-sized one would be fantastic! I haven't done one yet, but I'll put it on my list. :)
@@UltimatePaperMache esperare con ansias tu trabajo un abrazo grande desde chile 🤗
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Suppr madam
maybe like elephant feet ?
That would work to help him stand up, but most dinosaurs seem to have bird-like feet. He does have a few distant relatives - I'll do more research to see what kind of feet they have. Thanks for the idea.