Seriously, the transitions from head into beak & body into wing are sublime. A true testament to your prowess with the complexities of the medium/media you work with. You guys are an inspiration. Btw, nice one getting the facet version elbowed - an uneccessary complication, and the smooth penguin speaks for itself. . . smoooth.
I absolutely love watching your videos. I am always learning something new and your voice is very calming as well. You all are so fun - please don't stop posting videos. In fact, post more! Lol Best wishes from illinois USA
We use a standard bead polystyrene. You can actually get higher grades, like HD and Ultra HD, which naturally are better for even more detail. But for the size that we work on, standard bead is generally fine for both detail, as well as the weight of the lower density to move comfortably around the studio etc
Skipping over the part where you take it out of the mold and actually stick it together should be a crime. All I see is you guys rubbing on the penguin In every shot. How do you miss the most valuable parts.
Hi Marley, we're sorry to disappoint. Please see attached link to see some mould making, and cast extraction, to get your fix: ua-cam.com/video/SQgkXDXyXVs/v-deo.html (I would skip to about 3:50 in the video to get to the mould making part, and about 4:45 for extraction)
Seriously, the transitions from head into beak & body into wing are sublime. A true testament to your prowess with the complexities of the medium/media you work with. You guys are an inspiration. Btw, nice one getting the facet version elbowed - an uneccessary complication, and the smooth penguin speaks for itself. . . smoooth.
We couldn't agree more on the faceted one! Would have been a pain in the butt having to replicate. Thank you very much for watching!
Impressive as always. It is very enjoyable to see these creations come to life!
Thank you very much!
always great to watch these videos, has inspired so much of my wok for uni!!!
That's awesome!
I absolutely love watching your videos. I am always learning something new and your voice is very calming as well.
You all are so fun - please don't stop posting videos. In fact, post more! Lol
Best wishes from illinois USA
Thank you very much indeed! I'll pass your comments along to Sean, who creates and voice overs all of our videos. Much love! We'll keep it coming.
Amazing Work From the Team and Little green hand!
The team thanks you. But the little green hand doesn't. The little green hand thanks no one!
Another great project video! The penguin dance was very special.
Specially choreographed for you
Glad to see you use 3d print for your work
Only when we need to. Generally we like creating things ourselves!
What can I say - they are beatiful!!
Thank yoooouuu
Love you sir nice work I wish I visit there
What type of polystyrene comes in such large block as that you guys carve. Really holds the detail quit well
We use a standard bead polystyrene. You can actually get higher grades, like HD and Ultra HD, which naturally are better for even more detail. But for the size that we work on, standard bead is generally fine for both detail, as well as the weight of the lower density to move comfortably around the studio etc
You guys rock
i miss doing all this kind of stuff,
although i still 3D print things
Amazing !
Thank you very much 😊
Very very nice
прекрасно!
fiberglass materials are strong material combine with polyresin and fiber. that is
Big fan
I'ld love a tabletop penguin 😂
Or as Monty Python would do, put it on the "telly" ! 😅
How long you make it?
The whole project took about 2 to 2 1/2 months
S🤭uperb ..
Skipping over the part where you take it out of the mold and actually stick it together should be a crime. All I see is you guys rubbing on the penguin In every shot. How do you miss the most valuable parts.
Hi Marley, we're sorry to disappoint. Please see attached link to see some mould making, and cast extraction, to get your fix: ua-cam.com/video/SQgkXDXyXVs/v-deo.html (I would skip to about 3:50 in the video to get to the mould making part, and about 4:45 for extraction)
What’s a Willy Wonker?
It's a movie. Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (before the new Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Wonka movies came out)