Absolutely amazing. I worked in the concrete business for a long time. I'm seriously surprised this worked, and now I want to try it. Thank you so much for posting this.
Awesome, thanks for the positive feedback. I’ve spent a lot of years in strengthen my mixture so I could obtain structure in thinner coats to limit both cost and weight.
Thank´s dude for sharing you knowledge, I make historical sculptures of big size in Spain and it was a huge effort to shape them out and I couldn´t get much money for the work they had. I started with poliester and epoxy resin but the resoult wasn´t good enough, marble and stone got better results but the effort was even bigger and taxing!. I started to see an interesting channel called paleocarton and I could foresee the possibilities of working with cardboard but you have actually open my eyes to a more efficient and ecological method to perform my job. I wish I had learnt that during my studies in Fine Arts, I would had avoid so many head aches... You taught me in that video more than all my scupture teachers in many years.
Actually, I’ve been building these statues since 2009 without any mesh being used. I would admit it would be stronger with the mesh but I wouldn’t use wire mesh. I would use a textile mesh which is far superior but that being said I won’t be putting any type of mesh going forward as it’s not needed. Thanks for your positive feedback and the time you’ve taken and watching my video.
I'm just dipping my hands into the concrete field and mud. collected raw mud and have it strained for my future rocket stove - combo bread oven coming this summer....made a cement rocket stove but haven't fired it up yet. Now making small outdoor gnomes, sun faces, pots and poured doll's using child's toys with differed cement mixes from straw, perlite, paper pulp and styrofoam. People are getting a lot of gifts for Christmas and my yard is going to look awesome.
Great stuff! I was doing a little wood carving of an Easter Island figure that I forgot about. Thanks for reminding me. :) Also, I and other engineering students made a concrete canoe and competed with it; another time, l and students made a cardboard and duct tape boat. I love how just about anything that can be built with cardboard!
another amazing idea, turned out real neat, I sure would like to make 7ft tall one with a solar panel on the back and a camera in one eye with a loudspeaker in the nose cavity- wouldn’t that be something
I just subscribed ! ❤ @cousin_JACK, with crime increasing everywhere, I'd put your idea in my front yard and scare the mess out of any trespassers !! 😂😂😂😂
It’s funny, you should say that because my wife was always creeped out by the statue along with my youngest grandchildren. Thanks for subscribing to my channel and I so much appreciate your positive feedback, and the fact that you took your time to watch my video
The voiceover reminded me of the director's audio track on a special edition DVD, and the 888 number on the bottom made me feel like with just three easy payments of $19.99 I'd finally have the definitive Yacht Rock Master Classics collection
I love how you managed to capture the "🗿ness" of the 🗿statues. The 🗿's facial expressions really manage to describe the "🗿ness" of the situation. Imagine how proud the 🗿 is to be able to stand outside this man's house making the 🗿face. The 🗿's stance also perfectly displays the strength and determination of the 🗿. As a real life 🗿 and a part of the 🗿 community I am very happy and proud to see my community represented. Truly a "🗿" moment.
Well, thank you very much for that positive feedback. I really enjoyed working this project. It has been a lot of fun. Thanks for taking the time to watch my video.
So, what is lifespan of this sculpture? Would the cardboard lose structural integrity over time? Thanks, what an incredible process to watch. Im excited to try my hand at large sculpture using this process! Thank you xx Josie.
I offer a 50 year warranty on the statues that I sell. The cardboard isn’t a concern as it is only used as a form. Once the cement has dried the structure is carried by the cement shell. Thanks for watching my video.
would the other texture layer cover up the fiber hairs? Rather than grinding them down can you just cover them? Thanks as always you guys are amazing and watching all these videos is a fantastic resource.
Yes, the texture would cover the fiber, but in the case of this video, the statue needed some definition added by taking off some of the extra mud that wasn’t necessary
Thanks for your positive feedback. I really appreciate you taking your time to watch my video. My formulations are proprietary and the only extended to customers who have purchased one of my training packages.
Hi, thanks for the positive feedback… really appreciate you watching my video. I just use 5/8” (41mm) drywall screws to attach each piece to one another.
So at 7:38 in the video you guys apply hydro seal in the form of a seemingly very fluid cement slurry. So are you mixing a ton of hydro seal into portland cement and using that as a top sealant coat? A concrete layer that in itself is the sealant coat? Also sorry for the constant questions. Also I'm guessing that's the reason your acrylic watered down paints manage to penetrate at all, since there is still a level of outside concrete that could suck it in but it prevents water from being sucked in any further than just the superficial surface.
Very interesting and informative video. Great work. Whats the approximate lifespan of a piece like this when left outside? For greater lifespan, have you ever attempted to fill a piece like this with a cement pour? - I anticipate the pressure that would generate might rupture the outer coating, but perhaps it may hold? Have you tried this?
Thank you for your positive feedback. I really appreciate you taking your time to watch my video. Technology that we’ve used here is something I’ve been doing since the late 80s and all of my work still exist and is doing fine. The key to longevity with Cement is to make sure that it is sealed properly so that water cannot inundate the surface and cause delamination or reconfiguration of the inter materials… There is only one project where we have filled the entire cavity with concrete and no, he did not cause the rupture . The reason that we filled with concrete was because several of the statues were being placed at the bottom of the lake so that when scuba divers were surveying the lakes, they would run into the statues and wonder how and why. in the past, we have partially filled the bottom of the statues to give them more weight to withstand high wind conditions so that the statue would not blow over. My objective is always lightweight so that we use less material. We take less time to make the statue and we can move the statues easier because of their diminished weight. Thanks again …
@@fauxrock Amazing, most creators on this platform either wouldn't reply or if they did it their response would typically be brief and not touch on all the points. Thank you so much for your comprehensive response. It'll be invaluable to my work going forward. Testing my luck here, but would you mind sharing the approximate size of the statues you placed at the bottom of the lake? Human sized? My thinking is that larger pieced would incur more pressure from the increased internal volume. Keen to see if there are any upper boundaries here. Thanks again!
Yes, most certainly you could make a pot in the top of the head… keep in mind. The entire statue is hollow, so to make a a pot like shape inside the top you’d have to put some cardboard to form that out, and then you could mud it in that shape. I had one of my students actually make the top into a pot and it looked like the statue had hair . Thanks for watching my video.
Thank you for the positive feedback. I really appreciate you watching my video. Yes, I have built all over the country in all kinds of weather conditions and so have my students since 1996
On the texture have you ever tried a hypertufa mixture incorporated into your concert mixture? A strong HYPERTUFA recipe -> *1 part Portland cement *1 part Pete moss *1 part perlite with sand. 1/2+1/2 or 1/4+3/4 … this is a mixture when you want to make something concrete really look old as if you found something ancient, you can cast anything using it however something as big as easter island statues I bet you can find the ratio for your mixture. Try casting a elephant ear leaf this can be done by digging a hole in the ground placing the leaf in the hole or it can be done over a large object putting mud down (you need give)over the object then lay the leaf on the mud then put the hypertufa mixture on the leaf. Just a thought 💭 you can test it out. Great job you guys have done here!
Thanks for the positive feedback and I appreciate your sharing your hyper turfa technique I’ve seen it before. Just never have tried it. Thanks. I appreciate you watch my video.
I’m a artist there’s not much I can’t do I apply my mind’s eye to everything I do in projects painting, landscaping, interior design , event planning I could go on and on for me it’s all the same just different projects…it’s hard to come across people who truly impress me…. YOU ARE OVER THE TOP I’m impressed big time… HUGELY! I want one lol or three…. I’ve had to show you off to my peeps…. That’s bad ass! Not to mention you’re a great teacher… awesome follow through you have! Geat video!
Randi, Your very kind comments are probably the best feedback I think I’ve ever received! Thank you so much and I really appreciate you taking your time to watch my video.
Yes, it is very possible…Email me at info@fauxrocktraining.com or you can call me on the WhatsApp for free at 971-237-2957 I always prefer a phone call cause I can articulate exactly what I can do for you . Thanks for watching my video .
Yes, I do sell the Templates and have since 2009… I never put them on my website the only marketing I’ve done Ford is the UA-cam videos that you watched on my channel. You can call me at 971-237-2957 or email me at info@fauxrocktraining.com.
Yes, and no… it could be a good thing and protecting the cardboard from getting wet but at the same time it would make applying the mixture slippery area to try and stick to. Thanks for your feedback I appreciate watching my video .
Thanks for your kind feedback… I really appreciate you taking your time to watch my video. It’s probably best that you give me a call to order. My number is 971-237-2957 or you can email me at info@fauxrocktraining.com
Is that actually mud or some king of clay? Seeing this a giant Talos head from JASON & ARGONAUTS would look great, would you consider making that? it's not heavily detailed, probably the helmet being the toughest part
Actually, we do use a small portion of clay in the mix… I’m not sure if I would make that head or not because I don’t recall what it looks like . Thanks for watching my video
@@fauxrock there us plenty of research material available if I had enough- polystyrene I(which is what I would probably use) I would attempt it myself or maybe papier mache, it might be possible to use card board but it wouldnt be very durable
@@fauxrock I admire your daring for making something in this scale, when you need to move to materials such as- papier mache, polystyrene, house insulation foam etc, sky's the limit
No I don’t use concrete or mortar mixture I make a fiber reinforce cement composite is extremely lightweight and strong. Thanks for the positive feedback and I appreciate you taking the time to watch my video.
Thanks for your feedback I appreciate you watching my video. How about 20 people tell me about the website misspelling and I keep saying the same thing I can’t take the video down it’s producing.
Made hundreds of these Easter island statues and not one of them has any mesh and are still structurally sound and serving their pre-determined application. Although I will say if the mesh was incorporated, it would be even stronger.
@@fauxrock UA-cam Translator automatically translates I wrote that you are a very great master. I'll try to do the same thing, but I'll also add fiberglass mesh. Sorry, but this is Google translator
Usually, I do see a button that says translate, but your comment did not have that… I appreciate you translating it for me and thank you for your kind feedback… and the time you took and watch my video. Thanks for watching.
This is incredibly inspiring, particularly the Easter Island head project. On your website the most recent classes were in 2018. Anything planned for this year?
Thanks for the positive feedback… I appreciate you watching my video. Since 2018 I’ve only offer custom one on one training classes. It much more comprehensive and much more personalized. Call me if you’re interested. Keep in mind I offer my 15 day synthetic rock training course which is completely designed to train you without you ever coming to my facility
That’s not a silly question…Tradition would have a rebar or wire armature, which is the structure of the statue. In my case, that was a Cardboard armature, which has no structural value, even with the cement being added. I have chosen to utilize textile reinforcement and I can assure you the statues that I made back in 2009 or still with us today and strong as ever and will continue to be. Rebar and wire can rust and weaken overtime. The textile reinforcement that I’ve utilize will be here for hundreds of years.
Thank you. I want to create statues, large ones for outside. I did make a six foot shark for my grandson, about thirty five pounds, but not weather worthy. I would like to make something similar to what you did on a very tight ssi kind of budget. Looking for options. Have a very nosy neighbor on horseback even trying to deter. That or making storks with goggles looking back at her kind of mindset right now. Thank you for info.
Thanks for the positive feedback I appreciate your watching my video and giving me the heads up on my misspelling on the website… I can’t believe I did that. Thanks.
Yes, that’s recently been brought to my attention. Unfortunately I’d have to take the video down to fix it I believe and I just have to let it go. Thanks for your feedback and I appreciate you watch my video.
Wow! My husband actually purchased me a resin Moai from Toscano magazine...about 14 years ago. He's about 6 foot tall and weighs maybe 60 pounds. Still looks great. VERY EXPENSIVE even back then. Sure would like to get him a buddy! Also had my heart set on building a Stone Henge feature. All this time I was trying to figure out how to do this, and after stumbling across your site and watching your stone making vids...you make my dream seem possible! But what I really want to know is....Do you sell these already made?
Well thanks for the kind feedback. I do appreciate you watching my video. Yes I do actually sell the ready-made statues. Give me a call to discuss pricing. Thanks Jim 971-237-2957.
Thanks for the positive feedback I really appreciate you watching my video. The 89 inch tall statue sell for $3,500 plus shipping. Most people want to get my template kit and build their own, currently that’s on sale for $295.
Thanks for the feedback on the website it was not intentional but I’m not gonna be able to do anything about it because the videos performing and I don’t want to delete it. Thanks for watching my video.
Thank you for the positive feedback I really appreciate you taking the time to watch my video. Yes, I always use a bonding agent in between any layers of Cement that I apply
Jim, Just found your videos earlier this morning. Very interesting 'sculpture creation' videos. Most surprising is the materials and methods you've used to make your sculptures. I'm curious. Any idea how many screws you had to used for each one of your large Moai statues? Also, by chance, are there shorter screws available that could be used in these constructions? I'm guessing, all the stones shone in the background around your residence, were made by your company. Really enjoyed watching both of your Moai statue videos this morning. Very unique process! Thanks You, Jim Dasher Spectrum Graphics Seattle metro
Thanks for the positive feedback and I appreciate you watching my video. We use about 2 pounds of inch and a quarter drywall screws and yes there are probably shorter screws that could be purchased. These are just handy at Lowe’s and inexpensive. . All the different rock and stone features that you’ve used in the video weren’t my home… I was shot in our manufacturing plant. Although when I place the statue, that’s outside my shop at home.
@jayedwin98020: yes, where I placed the mower and statue was at my home outside of my shop area in the rocks that are behind it and all my shop we are Projects that I accomplish using my hands on training classes with students.
Qué tristeza que no se inglés pero los felicito por su trabajo, yo también hago figuras utilizando cartón que traen los tv y aparatos nuevos , En las uniones no utilizo tornillos como lo hacen uds yo utilizo pegantes o grapas he hecho instrumentos musicales grandes, casas pequeñas, lo último fué un carro pequeño. Gracias
I translated your message into English and I appreciate your kind feedback and the fact that you are already making cardboard items which is really cool. Not to mention that you’ve made a House in a small car as well. Well thanks for sharing.
@@fauxrock: Wait a minute. Technically you are sculpting, just using a cardboard medium to do so. And, not necessarily more skills, just different skills. I guessing, what you do could also be easily done with styrofoam, it would just be more messy.
@jayedwin98020: I think you’re a bit confused… in sculpting, one starts out with a block of material and chisels the way to the end result,such as like what Michelangelo… the process that I’ve used is the reverse of sculpturing. I started with nothing… Starting with just a small scrape of cardboard cut and screwed together, One piece of cardboard at a time until my creation emerged. From there. I still had to add a mixture and texture it, stain and seal it, all. The reverse of sculpturing is a whole different type of talent. Thanks for your feedback. I appreciate you watching my video.
@@fauxrock: By definition, sculpting is a far broader area than just the one type of sculpting Michelangelo has done. FYI: "Sculptors use additive and subtractive techniques to create sculptures. Additive means to bring materials together, while subtractive means to take away from the base material. Four main techniques exist in sculpting: carving, assembling, modeling, and casting." No confusion here. What your sculpting is, is "additive", and definitely considered to be a type of sculpting, even if you're only adding cardboard and cement together. Your net results is definitely a sculpture.
@jayedwin98020: in reviewing this matter, I will apologize for my condescending, sounding reply to your sculpture line…. I always hate it when I learn something I don’t know the hard way I stand corrected. My good sir humbly, so thanks so much for your positive feedback I appreciate your time.
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I found you yesterday! Bindg watching now! Ive been thinking about cardboard for some time as structural concept and how to waterproof it etc....i had no idea anyone was doing this and definitely you have given me such insperation. I want to come to a workshop. What's the situation with accomodations onece we sign up and plan to come? Your outside Portland Oregon, or in town? Gonna keep watching!
Thanks for the positive feedback and I really appreciate you watching my videos… We’re in a little town called Mcminnville and there’s plenty of places to stay in the reasonably priced
@@fauxrock my dad is buried in Willamette US Military Cemetery. He used to live in Beaverton. I'm in Nevada, and definitely want to get your education and do the class... I'll go visit my Dad at the same time, and the Ocean!
Well thank you… I was recently half way thinking of coming over the London in August, as my son had offer my wife and I the trip with them, but we both can’t break away from our business interest at this time. I have been to London since 1974. I used to live in Newquay, Cornwall for three years. I very much enjoyed my time in the UK. I developed a high strength, fiber reinforced cement, composite the allows me to make very thin and strong cement composites . Thanks for your kind comments and taking your time to watch my video .
Thanks I appreciate that positive feedback in the time you took in watching my video. As far as the 20 footer, I’m still looking for a customer that wants a statue that big. 13 1/2 foot or is the biggest so far.
Well it was very rudimentary and archaic methods that they use to hand, carve and chisel the statues at a real stone. The current process that I’m using it’s very simple and quick and inexpensive.
I do not currently have any need to hire additional staff, instead I would strongly suggest that you always work for yourself. Build so statues and put them up for sale. Thanks for watching my video.
The nose, mouth and ears are all wrong in relation to the actual Moai on Easter Island. The top of the head should be flat to accommodate the pukao (topknot).
Your work is quite impressive on its own merits. However, I have the worlds smallest completely intact Moai in the world at 19 inches, dwarfing the previously smallest Moai in the world at the British Museum. It is a scaled down version in perfect proportion to the best preserved ones on Easter Island. Mine includes the Pukao (topknot) made of Red Scoria. Everything is perfect including the birdman and other carvings on its back. So, it was a bit difficult looking at your head pieces. I do question why you do not outline the entire body of the Moai instead of just the head.
Absolutely amazing. I worked in the concrete business for a long time. I'm seriously surprised this worked, and now I want to try it. Thank you so much for posting this.
Awesome, thanks for the positive feedback. I’ve spent a lot of years in strengthen my mixture so I could obtain structure in thinner coats to limit both cost and weight.
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Thank´s dude for sharing you knowledge, I make historical sculptures of big size in Spain and it was a huge effort to shape them out and I couldn´t get much money for the work they had. I started with poliester and epoxy resin but the resoult wasn´t good enough, marble and stone got better results but the effort was even bigger and taxing!. I started to see an interesting channel called paleocarton and I could foresee the possibilities of working with cardboard but you have actually open my eyes to a more efficient and ecological method to perform my job. I wish I had learnt that during my studies in Fine Arts, I would had avoid so many head aches... You taught me in that video more than all my scupture teachers in many years.
Thanks for your very kind feedback… I really appreciate watching my video.
Thanks for your tips. I'm trying to make two stone pillars like the entrance for Jurassic park. You do great work.
Thanks for your positive feedback Dave… I really appreciate you watching my video.
Really cool stuff. Impressively simple armature. Awesome result!
Thanks for the positive feedback I really appreciate you taking your time to watch my video
Oh wow, this is amazing. I was wondering if there is a need to have a wire mesh to improve structural integrity.
Actually, I’ve been building these statues since 2009 without any mesh being used. I would admit it would be stronger with the mesh but I wouldn’t use wire mesh. I would use a textile mesh which is far superior but that being said I won’t be putting any type of mesh going forward as it’s not needed. Thanks for your positive feedback and the time you’ve taken and watching my video.
I'm just dipping my hands into the concrete field and mud. collected raw mud and have it strained for my future rocket stove - combo bread oven coming this summer....made a cement rocket stove but haven't fired it up yet. Now making small outdoor gnomes, sun faces, pots and poured doll's using child's toys with differed cement mixes from straw, perlite, paper pulp and styrofoam. People are getting a lot of gifts for Christmas and my yard is going to look awesome.
That’s awesome… I appreciate your feedback and the time you took and watching my video.
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I have to SEE more..
Thank you for sharing this great video.. WOW
Thank you very much for the positive feedback .I do so appreciate you taking your time to watch my video.
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This is a really good whay to cast something. Awesome idea .
Thank you very much for your positive feedback. I really do appreciate you watching my video.
Really interesting creative process. It has definitely spurred some ideas of my own. Very cool.
Thank you for the positive feedback. I really appreciate you watching my video.
Great stuff! I was doing a little wood carving of an Easter Island figure that I forgot about. Thanks for reminding me. :)
Also, I and other engineering students made a concrete canoe and competed with it; another time, l and students made a cardboard and duct tape boat.
I love how just about anything that can be built with cardboard!
Totally awesome…thanks again…
another amazing idea, turned out real neat, I sure would like to make 7ft tall one with a solar panel on the back and a camera in one eye with a loudspeaker in the nose cavity- wouldn’t that be something
Thanks for the positive feedback. You have a good idea, one that none have suggested thus far.
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I just subscribed ! ❤ @cousin_JACK, with crime increasing everywhere, I'd put your idea in my front yard and scare the mess out of any trespassers !! 😂😂😂😂
It’s funny, you should say that because my wife was always creeped out by the statue along with my youngest grandchildren.
Thanks for subscribing to my channel and I so much appreciate your positive feedback, and the fact that you took your time to watch my video
The voiceover reminded me of the director's audio track on a special edition DVD, and the 888 number on the bottom made me feel like with just three easy payments of $19.99 I'd finally have the definitive Yacht Rock Master Classics collection
Well, thank you so much for your positive feedback. I really do appreciate you taking the time to watch my video.
Awesome D.I.Y. 'Easter Island Statute'! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the positive feedback and your time in watching my video.
I love how you managed to capture the "🗿ness" of the 🗿statues. The 🗿's facial expressions really manage to describe the "🗿ness" of the situation. Imagine how proud the 🗿 is to be able to stand outside this man's house making the 🗿face. The 🗿's stance also perfectly displays the strength and determination of the 🗿. As a real life 🗿 and a part of the 🗿 community I am very happy and proud to see my community represented.
Truly a "🗿" moment.
Well, thank you very much for that positive feedback. I really enjoyed working this project. It has been a lot of fun. Thanks for taking the time to watch my video.
@@fauxrock thanks for replying.
So, what is lifespan of this sculpture? Would the cardboard lose structural integrity over time? Thanks, what an incredible process to watch. Im excited to try my hand at large sculpture using this process! Thank you xx Josie.
I offer a 50 year warranty on the statues that I sell. The cardboard isn’t a concern as it is only used as a form. Once the cement has dried the structure is carried by the cement shell. Thanks for watching my video.
Useful. Might put one of these on my front lawn.
Thanks for the positive feedback, I appreciate you watching my video
only one?
would the other texture layer cover up the fiber hairs? Rather than grinding them down can you just cover them? Thanks as always you guys are amazing and watching all these videos is a fantastic resource.
Yes, the texture would cover the fiber, but in the case of this video, the statue needed some definition added by taking off some of the extra mud that wasn’t necessary
Great portrait of my uncles family.
Oh, that’s a funny one.👍
I made small one of these out of pottery. I wanted to use it for photos to see what could be done with it.
Well thanks for your feedback that sounds awesome… I really appreciate you watching my video.
Watching this on May 5th/ 2024. Have you ever made walls for a 3x8 raised garden bed?
Yes… I’ve made all kinds/styles of raised garden beds. Thanks for watching my video.
thats really cool! Could you tell us what is that ''mud' made out of?
Thanks for your positive feedback. I really appreciate you taking your time to watch my video. My formulations are proprietary and the only extended to customers who have purchased one of my training packages.
Hi, looks great, can you tell me how you are screwing cardboard?
Hi, thanks for the positive feedback… really appreciate you watching my video. I just use 5/8” (41mm) drywall screws to attach each piece to one another.
Thanks, I am surprised that works, I will try it!@@fauxrock
So at 7:38 in the video you guys apply hydro seal in the form of a seemingly very fluid cement slurry. So are you mixing a ton of hydro seal into portland cement and using that as a top sealant coat? A concrete layer that in itself is the sealant coat? Also sorry for the constant questions. Also I'm guessing that's the reason your acrylic watered down paints manage to penetrate at all, since there is still a level of outside concrete that could suck it in but it prevents water from being sucked in any further than just the superficial surface.
Hydro sealer is a product that has a base of Portland cement. That couple with the acrylic admixture makes for a very watertight coat.
Very interesting and informative video. Great work. Whats the approximate lifespan of a piece like this when left outside? For greater lifespan, have you ever attempted to fill a piece like this with a cement pour? - I anticipate the pressure that would generate might rupture the outer coating, but perhaps it may hold? Have you tried this?
Thank you for your positive feedback. I really appreciate you taking your time to watch my video.
Technology that we’ve used here is something I’ve been doing since the late 80s and all of my work still exist and is doing fine. The key to longevity with Cement is to make sure that it is sealed properly so that water cannot inundate the surface and cause delamination or reconfiguration of the inter materials…
There is only one project where we have filled the entire cavity with concrete and no, he did not cause the rupture . The reason that we filled with concrete was because several of the statues were being placed at the bottom of the lake so that when scuba divers were surveying the lakes, they would run into the statues and wonder how and why. in the past, we have partially filled the bottom of the statues to give them more weight to withstand high wind conditions so that the statue would not blow over. My objective is always lightweight so that we use less material. We take less time to make the statue and we can move the statues easier because of their diminished weight.
Thanks again …
@@fauxrock Amazing, most creators on this platform either wouldn't reply or if they did it their response would typically be brief and not touch on all the points. Thank you so much for your comprehensive response. It'll be invaluable to my work going forward.
Testing my luck here, but would you mind sharing the approximate size of the statues you placed at the bottom of the lake? Human sized? My thinking is that larger pieced would incur more pressure from the increased internal volume. Keen to see if there are any upper boundaries here.
Thanks again!
@LonxKong thanks again… The statues were all the 89 inch height version.
@@fauxrock Legendary - thank you so much :))
Omg thank you so much! It turned out perfect
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Can you make the same structure but hollow from the top? Like a planter pot?
Yes, most certainly you could make a pot in the top of the head… keep in mind. The entire statue is hollow, so to make a a pot like shape inside the top you’d have to put some cardboard to form that out, and then you could mud it in that shape.
I had one of my students actually make the top into a pot and it looked like the statue had hair . Thanks for watching my video.
This was awesome! Does this technique work with sub-zero temps, like in Minnesota or Ontario?
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Yes, I have built all over the country in all kinds of weather conditions and so have my students since 1996
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On the texture have you ever tried a hypertufa mixture incorporated into your concert mixture?
A strong HYPERTUFA recipe -> *1 part Portland cement
*1 part Pete moss
*1 part perlite with sand. 1/2+1/2 or 1/4+3/4 … this is a mixture when you want to make something concrete really look old as if you found something ancient, you can cast anything using it however something as big as easter island statues I bet you can find the ratio for your mixture. Try casting a elephant ear leaf this can be done by digging a hole in the ground placing the leaf in the hole or it can be done over a large object putting mud down (you need give)over the object then lay the leaf on the mud then put the hypertufa mixture on the leaf. Just a thought 💭 you can test it out. Great job you guys have done here!
Thanks for the positive feedback and I appreciate your sharing your hyper turfa technique I’ve seen it before. Just never have tried it. Thanks. I appreciate you watch my video.
I’m a artist there’s not much I can’t do I apply my mind’s eye to everything I do in projects painting, landscaping, interior design , event planning I could go on and on for me it’s all the same just different projects…it’s hard to come across people who truly impress me…. YOU ARE OVER THE TOP I’m impressed big time… HUGELY! I want one lol or three…. I’ve had to show you off to my peeps…. That’s bad ass! Not to mention you’re a great teacher… awesome follow through you have! Geat video!
Randi, Your very kind comments are probably the best feedback I think I’ve ever received! Thank you so much and I really appreciate you taking your time to watch my video.
Que fue lo que le aplico con el compresor antes de colocar la capa de cemento
Для чого прикрашати Землю такими страховиськами і чудіщами? Сумно на це дивитися.
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hello there, i´m in Brazil right now, is it possible get some class from here?, may be by on line plataform ?
Yes, it is very possible…Email me at info@fauxrocktraining.com or you can call me on the WhatsApp for free at 971-237-2957
I always prefer a phone call cause I can articulate exactly what I can do for you .
Thanks for watching my video .
Oi Victor … vc sabe como ele fez essa “fiber mold” ?
@cfcesarfilho yes I do… I’ve made hundreds of them
Your website is spelled incorrectly in the video
Do you sell these cardboard forms? I couldn’t find it on your website.
Yes, I do sell the Templates and have since 2009… I never put them on my website the only marketing I’ve done Ford is the UA-cam videos that you watched on my channel. You can call me at 971-237-2957 or email me at info@fauxrocktraining.com.
just a thought : instead of taping and coating, wouldn't it be more efficient to put shrinkwrap over the cardboard construction ?
Yes, and no… it could be a good thing and protecting the cardboard from getting wet but at the same time it would make applying the mixture slippery area to try and stick to.
Thanks for your feedback I appreciate watching my video .
How do you get a template? Awesome art!
Thanks for your kind feedback… I really appreciate you taking your time to watch my video.
It’s probably best that you give me a call to order. My number is 971-237-2957 or you can email me at info@fauxrocktraining.com
Is that actually mud or some king of clay?
Seeing this a giant Talos head from JASON & ARGONAUTS would look great, would you consider making that?
it's not heavily detailed, probably the helmet being the toughest part
Actually, we do use a small portion of clay in the mix…
I’m not sure if I would make that head or not because I don’t recall what it looks like .
Thanks for watching my video
@@fauxrock there us plenty of research material available
if I had enough- polystyrene I(which is what I would probably use) I would attempt it myself or maybe papier mache, it might be possible to use card board but it wouldnt be very durable
@nigeldonaldson1647 that would be awesome… thanks for watching the video
@@fauxrock I admire your daring for making something in this scale, when you need to move to materials such as- papier mache, polystyrene, house insulation foam etc, sky's the limit
@nigeldonaldson1647 thanks again. I appreciate your feedback and watching my video.
Looks cool. Did you use stucco to cover the cardboard?
No I don’t use concrete or mortar mixture I make a fiber reinforce cement composite is extremely lightweight and strong.
Thanks for the positive feedback and I appreciate you taking the time to watch my video.
Can you teach us the mud mixture?
I do teach on the formulation of many different mixes through my hands-on training or my DVD home course
The website on screen is mistyped.
Thanks for your feedback I appreciate you watching my video. How about 20 people tell me about the website misspelling and I keep saying the same thing I can’t take the video down it’s producing.
@@fauxrock I guess it helps with engagement. ;)
👍 no worries thanks…
Very nice art ......
Well, thank you for your kind feedback and the time you’ve taken and watching my video.
No mesh layer between the concrete and cardboard? Doesn't the concrete crack and break off like that?
Made hundreds of these Easter island statues and not one of them has any mesh and are still structurally sound and serving their pre-determined application. Although I will say if the mesh was incorporated, it would be even stronger.
Я хотел такое делать из газобетона,но посмотрел ваше замечательное видео и вы меня переубедили на картон,но я ещё добавлю стеклосетку.Спасибо за идею
Sorry, I only speak English.
@@fauxrock UA-cam Translator automatically translates
I wrote that you are a very great master. I'll try to do the same thing, but I'll also add fiberglass mesh. Sorry, but this is Google translator
Usually, I do see a button that says translate, but your comment did not have that… I appreciate you translating it for me and thank you for your kind feedback… and the time you took and watch my video. Thanks for watching.
This is incredibly inspiring, particularly the Easter Island head project. On your website the most recent classes were in 2018. Anything planned for this year?
Thanks for the positive feedback… I appreciate you watching my video.
Since 2018 I’ve only offer custom one on one training classes. It much more comprehensive and much more personalized. Call me if you’re interested.
Keep in mind I offer my 15 day synthetic rock training course which is completely designed to train you without you ever coming to my facility
Where are you located? Id be interested in purchasing one or two ready made ones.
I’m in Oregon… Most people build the statue with my kit, as the expense is around $4 K to one built and shipped. Thanks for watching
where can i buy the cardboard kit
Call me at 971-237-2957 or you can email me at info@fauxrocktraining.com
Thanks for watching …
Silly question....you dont use structure supports like rebar or wiring to keep it together????
That’s not a silly question…Tradition would have a rebar or wire armature, which is the structure of the statue. In my case, that was a Cardboard armature, which has no structural value, even with the cement being added.
I have chosen to utilize textile reinforcement and I can assure you the statues that I made back in 2009 or still with us today and strong as ever and will continue to be. Rebar and wire can rust and weaken overtime. The textile reinforcement that I’ve utilize will be here for hundreds of years.
Thank you. I want to create statues, large ones for outside. I did make a six foot shark for my grandson, about thirty five pounds, but not weather worthy. I would like to make something similar to what you did on a very tight ssi kind of budget. Looking for options. Have a very nosy neighbor on horseback even trying to deter. That or making storks with goggles looking back at her kind of mindset right now. Thank you for info.
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awesome idea to try at home. FYI your website address on the video is spelt wrong.
Thanks for the positive feedback I appreciate your watching my video and giving me the heads up on my misspelling on the website… I can’t believe I did that. Thanks.
Great Work!
Would look nice with some foliage around it
Well, thanks for the positive feedback I really appreciate you watching my video
Yes, landscaping always does provide more natural aesthetic
Very cool. I believe your website is misspelled in this video.
Yes, that’s recently been brought to my attention. Unfortunately I’d have to take the video down to fix it I believe and I just have to let it go. Thanks for your feedback and I appreciate you watch my video.
How do you mix the mud for the splatter effect and what materials please ?
It’s just a regular old mortar mix, but we have the acrylic glue to make it stronger.
what studs/screws are you using to hold it together?
I used course drywall screws 1-1/2”
Wow! My husband actually purchased me a resin Moai from Toscano magazine...about 14 years ago. He's about 6 foot tall and weighs maybe 60 pounds. Still looks great. VERY EXPENSIVE even back then. Sure would like to get him a buddy! Also had my heart set on building a Stone Henge feature. All this time I was trying to figure out how to do this, and after stumbling across your site and watching your stone making vids...you make my dream seem possible! But what I really want to know is....Do you sell these already made?
Well thanks for the kind feedback. I do appreciate you watching my video. Yes I do actually sell the ready-made statues. Give me a call to discuss pricing. Thanks Jim 971-237-2957.
Judging from my neighbor's lawn, he must've loved this video
Uh-oh… don’t tell me your neighbors has an Easter island statue??? 👌
These are great. How much would you sell these for?.
Thanks for the positive feedback I really appreciate you watching my video.
The 89 inch tall statue sell for $3,500 plus shipping.
Most people want to get my template kit and build their own, currently that’s on sale for $295.
So I could keep it outside?
Yes… it has a long life span being outdoors
Amazing Craftsmanship 👍🏻👍🏽👍
Well, thank you very much. I appreciate your kind feedback and the time you took to watch my video..
You spelled your website address wrong on the bottom of the screen. Was that on purpose 🤔
Thanks for the feedback on the website it was not intentional but I’m not gonna be able to do anything about it because the videos performing and I don’t want to delete it. Thanks for watching my video.
These are very impressive! Did u use any bonding agent between layers? Or does concrete need it if it is still wet before adding another layer?
Thank you for the positive feedback I really appreciate you taking the time to watch my video.
Yes, I always use a bonding agent in between any layers of Cement that I apply
Jim,
Just found your videos earlier this morning.
Very interesting 'sculpture creation' videos. Most surprising is the materials and methods you've used
to make your sculptures.
I'm curious. Any idea how many screws you had to used for each one of your large Moai statues?
Also, by chance, are there shorter screws available that could be used in these constructions?
I'm guessing, all the stones shone in the background around your residence, were made by your company.
Really enjoyed watching both of your Moai statue videos this morning. Very unique process!
Thanks You,
Jim Dasher
Spectrum Graphics
Seattle metro
Thanks for the positive feedback and I appreciate you watching my video.
We use about 2 pounds of inch and a quarter drywall screws and yes there are probably shorter screws that could be purchased. These are just handy at Lowe’s and inexpensive. .
All the different rock and stone features that you’ve used in the video weren’t my home… I was shot in our manufacturing plant. Although when I place the statue, that’s outside my shop at home.
@@fauxrock: Where you finally placed the Moai sculpture was what I was referring to.
Thanks for responding.
@jayedwin98020: yes, where I placed the mower and statue was at my home outside of my shop area in the rocks that are behind it and all my shop we are Projects that I accomplish using my hands on training classes with students.
Qué tristeza que no se inglés pero los felicito por su trabajo, yo también hago figuras utilizando cartón que traen los tv y aparatos nuevos , En las uniones no utilizo tornillos como lo hacen uds yo utilizo pegantes o grapas he hecho instrumentos musicales grandes, casas pequeñas, lo último fué un carro pequeño.
Gracias
I translated your message into English and I appreciate your kind feedback and the fact that you are already making cardboard items which is really cool. Not to mention that you’ve made a House in a small car as well. Well thanks for sharing.
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Those look fantastic.
Thanks for the positive feedback. I appreciate you watching my video
is a small Moai more difficult to make than a big one ?
No, the smaller the statue is the easier it is to make.
@@fauxrock Thanks man😇😇
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Can it be created by sculpting?
Yes sculpting methods are a way to make many things. It requires more skill on my opinion.
@@fauxrock: Wait a minute. Technically you are sculpting, just using a cardboard medium
to do so. And, not necessarily more skills, just different skills.
I guessing, what you do could also be easily done with styrofoam, it would just be more messy.
@jayedwin98020: I think you’re a bit confused… in sculpting, one starts out with a block of material and chisels the way to the end result,such as like what Michelangelo… the process that I’ve used is the reverse of sculpturing. I started with nothing… Starting with just a small scrape of cardboard cut and screwed together, One piece of cardboard at a time until my creation emerged. From there. I still had to add a mixture and texture it, stain and seal it, all. The reverse of sculpturing is a whole different type of talent.
Thanks for your feedback. I appreciate you watching my video.
@@fauxrock: By definition, sculpting is a far broader area than just the one type of sculpting Michelangelo has done.
FYI: "Sculptors use additive and subtractive techniques to create sculptures. Additive means to bring materials together, while subtractive means to take away from the base material. Four main techniques exist in sculpting: carving, assembling, modeling, and casting."
No confusion here. What your sculpting is, is "additive", and definitely considered to be a type
of sculpting, even if you're only adding cardboard and cement together. Your net results is definitely a sculpture.
@jayedwin98020: in reviewing this matter, I will apologize for my condescending, sounding reply to your sculpture line…. I always hate it when I learn something I don’t know the hard way I stand corrected. My good sir humbly, so thanks so much for your positive feedback I appreciate your time.
love to see one with a pony tail
Thanks for the great feedback… really appreciate you watch my video
Very cool!
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Amazing and very interesting video..
Super like 👌👌👌 project
Thanks for sharing 🙏 and do keep posting new ideas 💡💡💡
Warm regards and best wishes
The UnknownManCub 👍😎🤠
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I found you yesterday! Bindg watching now! Ive been thinking about cardboard for some time as structural concept and how to waterproof it etc....i had no idea anyone was doing this and definitely you have given me such insperation. I want to come to a workshop. What's the situation with accomodations onece we sign up and plan to come? Your outside Portland Oregon, or in town? Gonna keep watching!
Thanks for the positive feedback and I really appreciate you watching my videos…
We’re in a little town called Mcminnville and there’s plenty of places to stay in the reasonably priced
@@fauxrock awesome thank you. I'm going to do some homework and see when I can make a class.
Thanks sounds good
@@fauxrock my dad is buried in Willamette US Military Cemetery. He used to live in Beaverton. I'm in Nevada, and definitely want to get your education and do the class... I'll go visit my Dad at the same time, and the Ocean!
Oh that sounds like a good plan. Let me know if you need anything for me.
Amazing... Well done!!!
Thanks I appreciate your positive feedback and your time in watching my video
Dude I want a job
I want to come work with you 😂😂
Problem is I live in London 😂
What cement is it you use please?
Wicked video mate 👍👍
Well thank you… I was recently half way thinking of coming over the London in August, as my son had offer my wife and I the trip with them, but we both can’t break away from our business interest at this time. I have been to London since 1974. I used to live in Newquay, Cornwall for three years. I very much enjoyed my time in the UK.
I developed a high strength, fiber reinforced cement, composite the allows me to make very thin and strong cement composites .
Thanks for your kind comments and taking your time to watch my video .
Think I will make a small one of them..Just for fun!
That’s what I said when I made the bigger statue…lol
Thanks for watching my video 👍
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Wow so amazing ❤❤❤
Well, thank you so much for the kind feedback I do so appreciate you watch my video.
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So awesome!
Charlie, thank you for so much positive feedback I do appreciate you watch my videos stick with me brother I assure you quality is my middle name
Great job 👍🤓
Thanks Jack… I appreciate your positive feedback. Thanks for taking the time to watch my video.
Nice job, but when will you finish with the 20' body? Lol
Thanks I appreciate that positive feedback in the time you took in watching my video.
As far as the 20 footer, I’m still looking for a customer that wants a statue that big. 13 1/2 foot or is the biggest so far.
Very interesting. Thank's
Well, thank you very much. I appreciate your feedback and you taking the time to watch my video.
I always wondered
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Even to make it out of cardboard you needed power tools, I wonder how the original ones were built.
Well it was very rudimentary and archaic methods that they use to hand, carve and chisel the statues at a real stone. The current process that I’m using it’s very simple and quick and inexpensive.
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Thank you Lewis… I appreciate your positive feedback and the time you took in watching my video.
Sir I am statue Artist in cement all statue manufacture I need job sir please
I do not currently have any need to hire additional staff, instead I would strongly suggest that you always work for yourself. Build so statues and put them up for sale. Thanks for watching my video.
Damn cool bro.
Thank you for the kind feedback. I really appreciate you taking your time to watch my video.
Spray plastering, anyone?
But of course… if you can spray, then Spray…
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I definitely can't wait to build mine !!
“Getter done” brother…
Thank You Very Very Good , THANK YOU
You’re welcome.
I appreciate you taking the time to watch my video and provide me with great feedback
The noise design needed improvement its not so sharp is more rounded.
Thanks for your feedback. I appreciate you watch my video.
“ I no dum dum…. You dum dum…”
-Statue.. Night at the Museum
Great job by the way.
Yeah, I’ve heard that night at the Museum a few times now. Thanks for your feedback. I appreciate you watching
@@fauxrock sorry dude. U must feel like John Cena, whenever he’s approached, people say they can’t see him. Haha
No worries man… it’s all good, thanks for watching
Looking like Chet Atkins without his glasses.
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Now, that’s the most Easter island statues that I’ve ever seen on a Post… Thanks for taking the time to watch my video
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@@fauxrock I think that was the guys order request but he didn't specify what size. 😂
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I got rid of mine sorry for being sinacal
No worries I still appreciate your feedback… thanks for watching my video.
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Thanks…I appreciate you taking the time to watch my video
Well no wonder the Islanders could move those things into place, they are hollow!
Well thanks for that feedback/observation. I appreciate you watching my video.
The nose, mouth and ears are all wrong in relation to the actual Moai on Easter Island. The top of the head should be flat to accommodate the pukao (topknot).
I’m speechless… But I appreciate your feedback back. Thanks for watching my video
Your work is quite impressive on its own merits. However, I have the worlds smallest completely intact Moai in the world at 19 inches, dwarfing the previously smallest Moai in the world at the British Museum. It is a scaled down version in perfect proportion to the best preserved ones on Easter Island. Mine includes the Pukao (topknot) made of Red Scoria. Everything is perfect including the birdman and other carvings on its back. So, it was a bit difficult looking at your head pieces. I do question why you do not outline the entire body of the Moai instead of just the head.
No se parece a nuestros moais
No Espanol…👍
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WEAR A RESPIRATOR!!!
Charlie, I wanna thank you for your feedback. I appreciate you watch my videos.