I've been working with baked clay for quite a while but this video enlightened me to the fact that masking tape... can be baked. This will revolutionize bulking for my sculptures dude thank you Also, since you've baked your sculpture multiple times, that could be why it's so brittle. The longer the Sculpey spends in the oven, the harder it'll get and the more likely it is to break. You have to be pretty sparing with bakes, my biggest tip would be to make limbs separate to the body (with spots to attach them), bake them all at once, and then go over the joints and open areas with some more clay. Saves you some bakes and keeps your clay sturdy! Also makes it easier to keep limbs symmetrical, and since you can attach and remove them at will (until the final bake) it's easier to add details without messing up other areas of the body when you're holding the sculpt. Of course, that's my own experience :)
I've been thinking about making a sculpture like this for a long time. It was refreshing to see that you had some difficulties, that's really motivating (and funny). It always looks too easy for the professionals. The end result is cool, by the way. :D
@@ichthyovenator3351 i guess not, but i love to imagine the 3 baryonychids all chilling/eating fish fingers in the same place. regardless, video was BALLER
This is really good! I can definitely see improvement from the allo, and the coloration and overall sculpt is really pretty too. Glad this one finally came out haha, knowing of all the updates you were giving on how this was coming along just emphasizes for me how much time and effort you put into your content! Keep it up :)
In regards to making dioramas and sculpts in the future. I recommend looking at Vallejo Diorama products, similar to what i use for my 1/35 scale ww2 dioramas. In regards to the arms and getting those right, I would recommend making them out of a much thinner wire and / or attempting to sculpt them completely separately with attachment points. Might be better to completely free sculpt the arms and hands.
Good suggestions. I’ve seen vallejo used a lot so I’ve been meaning to try it. The thing with the arms is I’ve noticed I end up not keeping in scale when they’re seperated, but most likely practice would fix that
Dude. You are ridiculous! You are so freaking talented it's beyond amazing . Like if I knew you and you showed me that and said, " I made this " I'd be like ok. Suuure ya did. Because that's like Hollywood level shit and everyday people can't make stuff that good. And then you show the allosaurus *sic that you made and I'm going . ... Holy smokes. This guy's real. Damn dude you're killing it. Propskudos. You're a master.
I recently quit modeling for a while after not really making anything good And mostly never finishing it, but here you are with this video, and I now have motivation to continue making stuff, so thanks I guess
If you're looking for something to sculpt I have two ideas when is hard to do the other ones a bit more easy. The easy one would be a Acrocanthosaurus (do whatever you want with the acro you're the one making it) But the hard one, would be a Becklespinax covered in armor (something akin to how Knights armored up their horses) acting as a sheepdog protecting some sheep from wolves.
So EXTREMELY chonky, especially in the legs, but this is paleo accurate (I think), because they had to support its 450-500-kilo weight (the weight estimate is from the Australian Museum)
@@ichthyovenator3351if you have enough you should consider a huge bust of some dinosaur like a 1:15~ tyrannosaurus head or bust and have it in your wall like a mount
@@ichthyovenator3351 the less frill spikes the better. I’ve sculpted nasutoceratops, Furcatoceratops, and Pachyrhinosaurus. In that order. That Furcatoceratops was the most difficult thing I ever sculpted, I sculpted the Pachyrhinosaurus’s head separately and that made it better, and the nasutoceratops was in the infancy of my sculpting career. So it sucks, bad.
completely unrelated but the gigantoraptor drawing in the back is phenomenal
Thanks! I unfortunately couldn’t film the drawing since I drew it at school during class😅
I didn't notice. Can you give me a time stamp?
literally the first seconds of the video on the left
Better then anything I can make
I'm sure you're better than you think
@@ichthyovenator3351 true but no where near you
Man he is so chonky it's adorable 🥰
I've been working with baked clay for quite a while but this video enlightened me to the fact that masking tape... can be baked. This will revolutionize bulking for my sculptures dude thank you
Also, since you've baked your sculpture multiple times, that could be why it's so brittle. The longer the Sculpey spends in the oven, the harder it'll get and the more likely it is to break. You have to be pretty sparing with bakes, my biggest tip would be to make limbs separate to the body (with spots to attach them), bake them all at once, and then go over the joints and open areas with some more clay. Saves you some bakes and keeps your clay sturdy! Also makes it easier to keep limbs symmetrical, and since you can attach and remove them at will (until the final bake) it's easier to add details without messing up other areas of the body when you're holding the sculpt.
Of course, that's my own experience :)
Thanks for the advice! I usually bake it to avoid smothering it whole sculpting areas so this would probably make things a lot easier!
This was a great accompaniment to working on my dinosaur colouring book! I love how the model turned out!
This looks amazing! Keep up the great work.
Turned out nice, maybe it's stocky but the portrayals of dinosaurs have historically been skin over bones so I would not fret about it
bro is literally an artist of all trades:0 respect
HES SO CHUNKY I LOVE HIM
I've been thinking about making a sculpture like this for a long time. It was refreshing to see that you had some difficulties, that's really motivating (and funny). It always looks too easy for the professionals. The end result is cool, by the way. :D
There's always behind the scenes mistakes in these videos, but I think it makes the end result more satisfying
This is easily my favorite Baryonyx interpretation I have seen
Thank you!
Damn that turned out insanely good! Though I'll be honest, I was a little distracted by the phenomenal drawings in the background.
Too bad I was in class when I drew those.
@@ichthyovenator3351Film a video in class for extra challenge then.
“I filmed this video in class - Will the Teacher Notice?!”
This is pretty amazing. Looks so realistic
Nice to see a fellow artist do something absolutely beautiful
Yay he posted 😂 time to celebrate bois!!! This is his calling!(why no one talking bout the face reveal…)
Very impressive. It reminds me of a James Gurney maquette
so amazing, love the wessex formation appreciation
Technically not Wessex but it’s a formation I do wanna come back to
@@ichthyovenator3351 i guess not, but i love to imagine the 3 baryonychids all chilling/eating fish fingers in the same place. regardless, video was BALLER
This is really good! I can definitely see improvement from the allo, and the coloration and overall sculpt is really pretty too. Glad this one finally came out haha, knowing of all the updates you were giving on how this was coming along just emphasizes for me how much time and effort you put into your content! Keep it up :)
In regards to making dioramas and sculpts in the future. I recommend looking at Vallejo Diorama products, similar to what i use for my 1/35 scale ww2 dioramas.
In regards to the arms and getting those right, I would recommend making them out of a much thinner wire and / or attempting to sculpt them completely separately with attachment points. Might be better to completely free sculpt the arms and hands.
Good suggestions. I’ve seen vallejo used a lot so I’ve been meaning to try it. The thing with the arms is I’ve noticed I end up not keeping in scale when they’re seperated, but most likely practice would fix that
this is amazing!!! def something you could do more often!
That's good to hear!
It looks beautiful!! Very much like a real animal!
You should make spinosaurus but accurate
Baryonyx enters the chat: Craig: finally a worthy opponent OUR FIGHT WILL BE LEGENDARY!
I've gotta say this looks spectacular! Amazing work!
Reminds me of a penguin. Which for a primarily piscovorous dinosaur is not a bad association!
If you brought that up to me, I would think it was a frickin toy. You did really good, Icthyo!
Dude. You are ridiculous! You are so freaking talented it's beyond amazing . Like if I knew you and you showed me that and said, " I made this " I'd be like ok. Suuure ya did. Because that's like Hollywood level shit and everyday people can't make stuff that good. And then you show the allosaurus *sic that you made and I'm going . ... Holy smokes. This guy's real. Damn dude you're killing it. Propskudos. You're a master.
That means a lot!
Definitely not in danger of shrinkwrapping here.
No siree
Awesome build man 🎉
That looks great! Can you sculpt some azdarchid next time? Fluffy cryodrakon would be cool.
Pterosaurs are so odd, when I’m more comfortable with them I’ll definitely make an azhdarchid
Very Very cool!
I recently quit modeling for a while after not really making anything good And mostly never finishing it, but here you are with this video, and I now have motivation to continue making stuff, so thanks I guess
Glad to bring you some motivation! It’s really rewarding despite the tribulations
Nice work, i would love to see more Spinosaurs like Suchomimus or Spinosaurus or something along those lines
This looks absolutely amazing! But also i cant stop thinking about how it looks skined alive earlie on the video
Lol
You Are So Creative Like Kayakasarus!
That’s high praise!
Why is he kinda adorable 😭
awesome
this is a amazing model and great job!!!
I love that the Baryonyx is a heckin chonker
Me too
Thanks for responding to me, really appreciate it
If you're looking for something to sculpt I have two ideas when is hard to do the other ones a bit more easy.
The easy one would be a Acrocanthosaurus (do whatever you want with the acro you're the one making it)
But the hard one, would be a Becklespinax covered in armor (something akin to how Knights armored up their horses) acting as a sheepdog protecting some sheep from wolves.
That second one sounds super interesting but I’m not confident enough with my sculpting to attempt it.
Wow! Thats an amazing baryonyx, and you look like a 10/10 fella, save some dino chics for the rest of us 😭🙏🦖
Aw thanks dude, appreciate it
Very nicely done
Gorgeous!
He looks freaking awesome! I would love so sculpt some dinos but I have no more clay and keep spending my money on BOTM figures
I wish they were cheaper, I really want one
Can you try drawing Acrocanthosaurus?
Oh, my goodness, the chonk factor of this baryonx is the same as my dromornis family sculpture lol
So EXTREMELY chonky, especially in the legs, but this is paleo accurate (I think), because they had to support its 450-500-kilo weight (the weight estimate is from the Australian Museum)
You're Awesome, I now have a Desktop Pc, i can now make Games and 3d animations!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Will the "When dinosaurs roamed America redesign" video come?
I dunno, I do wanna do it at some point but I like doing a variety of projects so it's not a priority at the moment
Finally, a chonky spinosaur. 90% of aquatic and semi-aquatic creatures are chonkers, so I don't see why spinosauridae wouldn't be.
Seems like sound logic. People always underestimate how wide dinosaurs are, I literally referenced skeletal for the width
@@ichthyovenator3351 yep. Especially sauropods. Like the titanosaurs had bodies wider than they were deep.
I want to get into sculpting animals like this and I just wanna ask, what clay do you use? Any specific brand or something?
I use super sculpey but I haven’t really tried other polymer clay brands
It would be cool if you made a tyrannosaurus sculpture.
I’ve made a janky one before so there’s always a chance to improve
@@ichthyovenator3351if you have enough you should consider a huge bust of some dinosaur like a 1:15~ tyrannosaurus head or bust and have it in your wall like a mount
@@JosephsJungle8 that’d be sick
is it bad that the diorama part is my favourite part? bryophytes my beloved
It was the most fun to make for me so… bryophytes my beloved indeed
Nice
Majungasaurus
still underrated smh
Time of the titans redraw?
Within the next 10 business years.
It’s so thiccc!!!!!
Also I do think this is an improvement over the allosaurus but both are better than I could do lol
@@AGiantTalkingLizard Great to know I’ve gotten better
not bad for a fish eater, lol
Lmao
You have dinosaur toys from my gyms child watch
What type of clay did you use?
Super sculpey
looks great, though i think the bary skull is too wide.
Same
@@ichthyovenator3351if you do a baryonichinae again reference suchomimus
Can you make a suchamimus or spinosaurus.pls pls pls.🙏🙏🙏😉
At some point i’d love too
YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES
You’re welcome lmao
He looks like a David.
I see it
can someone plz tell me what the song name is 13:09 in is
Frequency by silent partner
@@ichthyovenator3351 thanks bro
What clay did you use?
Super sculpey
W sculpture
For video ideas, what about a ceratopsian? As a fellow sculptor, ceratopsians are horrible vessels of suffering, but they look cool.
I’ve tried a ceratopsian ONCE. And you’re not wrong. Definitely wanna come back to them tho
@@ichthyovenator3351 the less frill spikes the better. I’ve sculpted nasutoceratops, Furcatoceratops, and Pachyrhinosaurus. In that order.
That Furcatoceratops was the most difficult thing I ever sculpted, I sculpted the Pachyrhinosaurus’s head separately and that made it better, and the nasutoceratops was in the infancy of my sculpting career. So it sucks, bad.
Could I draw it? I'm like you my favorite is the Spinosuarus
Sure!
Thanks
Can u do oxalaia
Mayhaps
CRYOLOPHASAURUS
Not a bad idea
@@ichthyovenator3351 my personal favorite dinosaur so if possible I would be so frickin happy.
ok but did you ask him to pose like that or did he just do that?
He posed phenomenally, a true professional
I have found my own hidden talent, making twigs and dried weeds in to tiny trees. Hmu if you want any tips on using stuff nature provides
Cool!
what clay u use?
Super sculpey
@@ichthyovenator3351 ty
giga please
So this is why you haven’t been uploading for quite a while.
Sorta, mostly life and motivation got in the way but it this was a big project
@@ichthyovenator3351 okay
He needs to go the gym
do you think it's a problem that people are taking movies as fact and not looking things up themselves, cough cou Jw cgh Jp cough cough.
Perhaps, but the average person is far too lazy to do actual research.
Its so fat 😂😂
Naw that’s muscle 🙃