FINALLY!!! Some one who understands that directions and instructions aren't enough, teaching technique is the key! I grow so tired of people showing you WHAT to do instead of HOW to do. You are capturing the essence of artistic talent. I bow to you! And I'm not being overly sarcastic (mostly drunk XP) Telling someone what to do creates wannabes and 'deformities', guiding one further into crafting can do nothing but further the progress of creativity. Keep up the good work!
Not worth the time! Or money. You can find PLENTY of free tutorials as well as free information on the fursuit LJ community and ALL over the internet...and many of the tutorials are by much better artists with a prettier end product than this.
...not that despise making ppl pay for a detaild tutorial, but not everyone has a paypal account. and after 2 years it would seen fair 2 let ppl see it 4 free. and finnaly,someone could buy it and then put it up anyways. so what im saying is that its been out for two years.so by posting the video yourself you save all of us time,and money.
@THEARBITER1236 It's true, that's why PayPal allows you to use a credit or debit card. The sales of this video are and the blueprints are what give me the cash to keep making free videos. Like, I wrecked maybe, 40 bucks of polymer before figuring out just how long to heat polycarbonate without oven heating. ~No body~ heat forms polycarbonate without oven drying it, but I know every extra step someone has to do reduces the chance they'll be successful.
pt. 2 So, now I can integrate polymer "glass replacement" materials into projects. But, in order to do a video on it, I need to buy new polycarbonate, which would be another 40 bucks. So, I need to sell 6 videos to get enough polymer to ~start~ a video on polycarbonate. Then, I need to find common polycarbonate products and transfer the improved process to them. The final project: $15 using grocery store supplies. To get to that point it's $150 in supplies and many hours experimenting.
Just to stop anyone wasting money; The video isn't that good, not worth the money. You can get better tutorials for free on Fursuit on LiveJournal. Plus the end product looks better
@amethystducky So, now that it's been four months, you've probably got that end product that looks better. Can we see? I've seen the excellent jaw action of your wolf in progress full body video, but it's got a mascot head look as opposed to a living "creature" look. I left your comments up to see whether or not your end product looks better because I appreciate expertise, and I want to see whether your comments were valid.
@amethystducky idk man, $7 bucks is not that bad for a tut if it goes into decent detail. People spend more to eat at a restaurant so I think it is a fair deal.
Sort of! for example, one of the top video links about making eyes uses nylon resin. But, that video never tells you that unless you seal the resin with a product you CAN'T buy at the craft stores (online and hobby store only) it will remain sticky and develop a linty surface texture, ruining the eye. One must be critical, very critical, about sources in order to produce a successful result.
Naw, just the head-- the hunch is easy though, stuff something to the back of a shirt and glue it there. If you want tears with fur, tear open the shirt and glue fake sure to the inside of the tear.
I bought those gloves: super action werewolf gloves.
Yeah, I show how to work with polymer clay (conditioning, shaping, baking, attaching to the mask) as well as using references to create anatomically correct teeth.
Just the mask, you can download the complete how-to book for the stilts for free from that video's page (or you can buy a print copy if you so desire.)
This is a separate jaw from the head. If you wanna do them connected, one way is to grab a skin-tight insulating head covering, one of those stretchy ninja ones from a sports store, and sew the foam and elastic onto it. That way you don't have to assemble it, but you still get a maximum articulation of the lower jaw by having it cling to your chin. There's a couple videos around Youtube of similar make to what I described.
I do show how to do it in the video that is for sale, but I have another video that shows ho to make an easier mask, and you don't have to buy that one. If you go over the video "make an articulated werewolf mask" with your mom she could tell you if it's a project that she would buy the supplies for. In the video replies you can see what other people's masks have looked like.
Watched most your videos today, I have a project that's been sitting on the backburner due to snags that it seems like you may have already solved. I'm downloading the video now. Thanks for sharing your awesome costuming.
Good! Doing it on your own may be tough the first time through, and you may even decide you don't like my designs! But you;ll have developed a skill set and a way of thinking that you will always be able to use and rely on for any future project.
Thanks, let us know what you think--brainstorming for our next big video thingy, while we get settled in a new area. All the sales cover supply costs of folks who don't like a commission I've done so they don't pay for it or whatever.
Downloading the video right now. Might not get a mask done in time for the costume party I've been invited to on Halloween, then again, there's always next year.
Lookit that! I have exactly 7.66 in my paypal! I am going to PURCHASE your video because I am in love with your costume creation and I want to support your cause. Even if I am a starving art student who needs money, I need this video more. D8> So, how do I do this? Seven bucks to your email? I clicked that first link, is that where I do it? I don't want to accidentally pay the wrong person for the wrong thing...
In the link "Mathpoet" will be at the top, that's Ben's email address (he's a Mathematician!) When you click the arrow for "details" it'll say "How To Make A Beast Mask. Item PLDZ-1"
When you finish the Paypal window you will be given a link for downloading. The link is active for 48 hours, but if something goes wrong I just give you another one, or we send you the file through another service, like megauploads.
The physical DVD goes on sale at ShockerFest Film Festival, Oct. 3, Modesto, CA!
That was funny and cool. If I had the money I would buy it just to add to the collection of strange cool thing. Hell I'm sure I would learn a thing or three as well.
Yeah, $7 can mean a lot when your project's not being funded by anybody. I had so many questions from professional costumers for plays, low budget Indy movies, I decided to make a detailed resource rather than having the same hour long phone conversations over and over!
HAHAHA that trailer is bad ass! XD
Tempted you buy it. :3
edzlover 3 months ago
@edzlover Is now for free! We just uploaded it cuz we can finally make more cash off ads then sales!
gryphern 3 months ago
aw i was hopeing that was on you tube :(
kyuubiloverforever 6 months ago
FINALLY!!! Some one who understands that directions and instructions aren't enough, teaching technique is the key! I grow so tired of people showing you WHAT to do instead of HOW to do. You are capturing the essence of artistic talent. I bow to you! And I'm not being overly sarcastic (mostly drunk XP) Telling someone what to do creates wannabes and 'deformities', guiding one further into crafting can do nothing but further the progress of creativity. Keep up the good work!
boiledcrap 7 months ago
Not worth the time! Or money. You can find PLENTY of free tutorials as well as free information on the fursuit LJ community and ALL over the internet...and many of the tutorials are by much better artists with a prettier end product than this.
JustAnotherFucker 1 year ago
Nice job on all your stuff, don't let a stupid troll get to you.
feverdeanmg 1 year ago
...not that despise making ppl pay for a detaild tutorial, but not everyone has a paypal account. and after 2 years it would seen fair 2 let ppl see it 4 free. and finnaly,someone could buy it and then put it up anyways. so what im saying is that its been out for two years.so by posting the video yourself you save all of us time,and money.
THEARBITER1236 1 year ago 4
@THEARBITER1236 It's true, that's why PayPal allows you to use a credit or debit card. The sales of this video are and the blueprints are what give me the cash to keep making free videos. Like, I wrecked maybe, 40 bucks of polymer before figuring out just how long to heat polycarbonate without oven heating. ~No body~ heat forms polycarbonate without oven drying it, but I know every extra step someone has to do reduces the chance they'll be successful.
gryphern 1 year ago
pt. 2 So, now I can integrate polymer "glass replacement" materials into projects. But, in order to do a video on it, I need to buy new polycarbonate, which would be another 40 bucks. So, I need to sell 6 videos to get enough polymer to ~start~ a video on polycarbonate. Then, I need to find common polycarbonate products and transfer the improved process to them. The final project: $15 using grocery store supplies. To get to that point it's $150 in supplies and many hours experimenting.
gryphern 1 year ago
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amethystducky 1 year ago
puhhuhuhurlescent xD
Mr3nzy 1 year ago
Just to stop anyone wasting money; The video isn't that good, not worth the money. You can get better tutorials for free on Fursuit on LiveJournal. Plus the end product looks better
amethystducky 1 year ago
Ooh! End product?? You don't have any of those posted on your channel! Can you link to yours??
gryphern 1 year ago
I have a wip of a fursuit head using an easier cheaper method I found for free on youtube.
I just don't see why people should have to pay for tutorials that they can easily find online for free.
amethystducky 1 year ago
@amethystducky So, now that it's been four months, you've probably got that end product that looks better. Can we see? I've seen the excellent jaw action of your wolf in progress full body video, but it's got a mascot head look as opposed to a living "creature" look. I left your comments up to see whether or not your end product looks better because I appreciate expertise, and I want to see whether your comments were valid.
gryphern 1 year ago 3
@gryphern
I figured out why jewtube wasn't letting me comment;
This is a papermache monster bird I made using free tutorials; tinyurl/343mbyq
The talk jaw was good ( I didn't make any videos though) and it was made fast.
Not talk-jaw but complete papermache mask, first bodysuit all made with free tutorials; tinyurl/33hzbpp I plan on using foam on an updated head.
Then my Wantholf a commission for someone; watch?v=MlN22Uij8rI using a youtube tutorial.
Add the correct codes to tinyurls.
amethystducky 1 year ago
@amethystducky idk man, $7 bucks is not that bad for a tut if it goes into decent detail. People spend more to eat at a restaurant so I think it is a fair deal.
LostFoxeh 1 year ago
hahaha I really enjoy your videos
mgonos1 2 years ago
Keep up the good work , i'm right there with ya with the economic costumes, working on my own out of car sponges xD x
ThrasherMD 2 years ago
Err, search "How to make fursuit" on youtube. You'll get the same sucess searching that.
xArkLightning 2 years ago
Sort of! for example, one of the top video links about making eyes uses nylon resin. But, that video never tells you that unless you seal the resin with a product you CAN'T buy at the craft stores (online and hobby store only) it will remain sticky and develop a linty surface texture, ruining the eye. One must be critical, very critical, about sources in order to produce a successful result.
gryphern 2 years ago
@gryphern
I believe Beetle/Beatlecat did in her livejournal tutorial on resin eyes.
Joterike 1 year ago 4
this is definitly worth it!
DarkWolf438 2 years ago
If you want to get tricky you can buy a sewing patten and make a head piece through construction, or you can tuck a flap of fabric under the elastic.
gryphern 2 years ago
You put fabric on the back of the mask.
gryphern 2 years ago
my dad just bought this for me on digital download!
DarkWolf438 2 years ago
Does this video cover how make the gloves and hunch for the werewolf costume?
Kidgenius13 2 years ago
Naw, just the head-- the hunch is easy though, stuff something to the back of a shirt and glue it there. If you want tears with fur, tear open the shirt and glue fake sure to the inside of the tear.
I bought those gloves: super action werewolf gloves.
gryphern 2 years ago
I paid for this video, it's definitely worth the $7!!
I'd like to have seen a little more footage of you putting on hair, trimming the hair, etc, but it was still very informative!
feloniousbutterfly 2 years ago
By any chance does your video go into detail of how you crafted the teeth for the wolf mask?
calidain 2 years ago
Yeah, I show how to work with polymer clay (conditioning, shaping, baking, attaching to the mask) as well as using references to create anatomically correct teeth.
gryphern 2 years ago
Snarky! Uses a blow torch!
webkinzrocks2104 2 years ago
Okay I just downloaded the book I'm thinking about buying the video.
gunsnroses419 2 years ago
The video is a much harder core version of the "make a werewolf mask" video I already have posted--check that one ou first if you haven't already.
gryphern 2 years ago
Just wondering does this also include the building of the stilts or just the mask?
gunsnroses419 2 years ago
Just the mask, you can download the complete how-to book for the stilts for free from that video's page (or you can buy a print copy if you so desire.)
gryphern 2 years ago
This is a separate jaw from the head. If you wanna do them connected, one way is to grab a skin-tight insulating head covering, one of those stretchy ninja ones from a sports store, and sew the foam and elastic onto it. That way you don't have to assemble it, but you still get a maximum articulation of the lower jaw by having it cling to your chin. There's a couple videos around Youtube of similar make to what I described.
gryphern 2 years ago
hello, am in my moms youtube and i am wondering do u do it and i tell u what i want and u make it for the pirace if so me
2370297 2 years ago
I do show how to do it in the video that is for sale, but I have another video that shows ho to make an easier mask, and you don't have to buy that one. If you go over the video "make an articulated werewolf mask" with your mom she could tell you if it's a project that she would buy the supplies for. In the video replies you can see what other people's masks have looked like.
gryphern 2 years ago
i laughed at the "and it will explain all the crap no one else tells you"
slydude851 2 years ago
Watched most your videos today, I have a project that's been sitting on the backburner due to snags that it seems like you may have already solved. I'm downloading the video now. Thanks for sharing your awesome costuming.
Zanorfgor 2 years ago
this ad is fricken funny!! nice!
Teatochan 2 years ago
pearl--lescent
HeavensMeat 2 years ago
Seven silver swans swim silently seaward
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gryphern 2 years ago
Im downloading the tutorial vid now
Vegetanthony 2 years ago
Good! Doing it on your own may be tough the first time through, and you may even decide you don't like my designs! But you;ll have developed a skill set and a way of thinking that you will always be able to use and rely on for any future project.
gryphern 2 years ago
Right on, Im so hiped that i was telling everyone at my work. I think ill have fun doing this
Vegetanthony 2 years ago
I will pay 50 if you can make ot 4 me, is it possible?
Vegetanthony 2 years ago
Bought it =) you guys are definitely worth investing 7$ in!
JohannesShadow 3 years ago
Thanks, let us know what you think--brainstorming for our next big video thingy, while we get settled in a new area. All the sales cover supply costs of folks who don't like a commission I've done so they don't pay for it or whatever.
gryphern 3 years ago
Cool I will probably get it. Thank You :)
PokemonLoverRee 3 years ago
bought this video yesterday and started and i am almost done with my mask . great video just what i needed for Halloween
KillHondaProductions 3 years ago
that looks very complicated... good job, its a good mask.
CinnLamb 3 years ago
cute puppy :)
CinnLamb 3 years ago
Im glads i on your subscripion now. cause i need to lern how to make a fursuit. So i dont fill so left out , when i goto furcons.
purplewolfpimp 3 years ago
Downloading the video right now. Might not get a mask done in time for the costume party I've been invited to on Halloween, then again, there's always next year.
lonewolf9390 3 years ago
I can't wait to get it. I have to but can't wait though lmao.
itsallaboutmeow 3 years ago
Lookit that! I have exactly 7.66 in my paypal! I am going to PURCHASE your video because I am in love with your costume creation and I want to support your cause. Even if I am a starving art student who needs money, I need this video more. D8> So, how do I do this? Seven bucks to your email? I clicked that first link, is that where I do it? I don't want to accidentally pay the wrong person for the wrong thing...
ReigningFyre 3 years ago
In the link "Mathpoet" will be at the top, that's Ben's email address (he's a Mathematician!) When you click the arrow for "details" it'll say "How To Make A Beast Mask. Item PLDZ-1"
When you finish the Paypal window you will be given a link for downloading. The link is active for 48 hours, but if something goes wrong I just give you another one, or we send you the file through another service, like megauploads.
The physical DVD goes on sale at ShockerFest Film Festival, Oct. 3, Modesto, CA!
gryphern 3 years ago
That's sweet! I might consider buying someday. :)
Wolfenheim 3 years ago
That's really cool. I wish I could use paypal but I don't have the patience to make an account lol.
Nousefortehname 3 years ago
Wow, I did not see that coming. ;p
I'm definitely going to check this out once I get a Paypal account lined up.
DigitalReveller 3 years ago
Your glue gun is super clean!
beelzebubba666 3 years ago 2
That was funny and cool. If I had the money I would buy it just to add to the collection of strange cool thing. Hell I'm sure I would learn a thing or three as well.
ogunshi 3 years ago
Yeah, $7 can mean a lot when your project's not being funded by anybody. I had so many questions from professional costumers for plays, low budget Indy movies, I decided to make a detailed resource rather than having the same hour long phone conversations over and over!
gryphern 3 years ago
well when I have $7 extra buck in paypal, I'm going to need to get it
ogunshi 3 years ago