Yessss you’re back 🙌 these are super awesome Justine. Best part is the end really brings it to life literally. Great job. Did you enjoy making the video to?
@@JustineSilva not sure what software your using to edit but I’m using Final Cut Pro. Jimmy has been doing editing tips on his patreon as well for iMovie. he’s only asking a dollar a month for it. I’m an open book to. You did a really good job, might not need it but it’s fun to trade editing tips.
Hi Karen! I want to clarify, that I think Tina, Dani and I were all inspired by the ORIGINAL melted disco balls designed by Rotganzen and design-queen Kelly Wearstler. They retail for thousands of dollars, which I can't afford, so I wanted to make my own and share my process in doing so. If I'm not mistaken, I also think the way I made mine is different- they used cardboard... right? (Cant remember but I'm almost positive). I don't take ripping off other artists lightly, which is why I would never reproduce these for sale, because they're not my idea - I also never claimed them to be. I make content on my channel for fun, and made this video because 1) I wanted to, and 2) I wanted to share how I work with foam. Anyways, thanks for watching & engaging with my content - I look forward to seeing your next video!
More more more !!
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That turned out to be so magical. You are truly an artist. Your videos are great and so easy to understand. 😊
Thank you! Cheers!
These turned out super cool! Salvador Dali disco ball
Plant clamp is a great idea. You did a great job they actually look squishy!
Lol plant clamp came in clutch. I didn't feature 'trash can table' in this one, but I assure you, that was my main workspace lol
This is so cool & looks so dope! Saving to try later - so glad you're back!
Thanks Colin!
So cool! That wire cutter looks intense!!
It's from Hotwire foam factory - they make the best ones on the market (my opinion) they have smaller ones too!
Super cool project. And I love the commentary - so helpful for anyone who wants to try it themselves.
Thank you!
Love those!
Came out great!
Thank you!
Yessss you’re back 🙌 these are super awesome Justine. Best part is the end really brings it to life literally. Great job. Did you enjoy making the video to?
I actually did! I usually like making the 'stuff' more than the edit, but this one was fun!
@@JustineSilva not sure what software your using to edit but I’m using Final Cut Pro. Jimmy has been doing editing tips on his patreon as well for iMovie. he’s only asking a dollar a month for it. I’m an open book to. You did a really good job, might not need it but it’s fun to trade editing tips.
The people in the studios right next to yours will love it to :D
I hope so!
👏🏼🙌🏼 so great
Thanks Isaac!
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Thanks Paul!
Where do you buy your foam?
Home Depot or Lowes!
STOLE THIS IDEA FROM TINA Ye and Dani! What’s with the Internet Manuel just use each other’s ideas as Content! pick up some thing original for once ❤
Hi Karen! I want to clarify, that I think Tina, Dani and I were all inspired by the ORIGINAL melted disco balls designed by Rotganzen and design-queen Kelly Wearstler. They retail for thousands of dollars, which I can't afford, so I wanted to make my own and share my process in doing so.
If I'm not mistaken, I also think the way I made mine is different- they used cardboard... right? (Cant remember but I'm almost positive). I don't take
ripping off other artists lightly, which is why I would never reproduce these for sale, because they're not my idea - I also never claimed them to be.
I make content on my channel for fun, and made this video because 1) I wanted to, and 2) I wanted to share how I work with foam.
Anyways, thanks for watching & engaging with my content - I look forward to seeing your next video!