@kickmo they are different materials, clay requires sculpting during animation. Foam doesn't so it's faster. It depends on the look you want to achieve.
I've watched this about 15 times trying to catch where you smooth the mouths in and can't catch it. there is one frame wher the cheek highlight seems to shift but it is very minor. It seems to me that the smoothing would be one of the hardest things to do.
What type of clay do you use???
TheFlashstickman 2 months ago
@TheFlashstickman It is claytoon Van Aken brand clay. You can melt it down and pour it into your silicone molds.
animateclay 2 months ago
@animateclay Ah, I've seen that brand before, thanks.
TheFlashstickman 2 months ago
How do you use tie-downs without seeing holes in your set? do you have to mask it out?
TheFlashstickman 2 months ago
@TheFlashstickman Just tape the hole and paint it the same color as the set floor. Or use colored clay. It works really well.
animateclay 2 months ago
@animateclay Thanks Alot! I'll try that. I've been think of using tie downs, but I was just really unsure about the holes in the set and everything.
Thanks Again,
TheFlashStickman
TheFlashstickman 2 months ago
hey whats the difference between using foam latex and plasticine for stop motion?
kickmo 1 year ago
@kickmo they are different materials, clay requires sculpting during animation. Foam doesn't so it's faster. It depends on the look you want to achieve.
animateclay 1 year ago
@animateclay so im guessing foam latex doesnt crack and crumble as much as plasticine?
kickmo 1 year ago
@kickmo the foam doesn't crack at all or crumble - it's basically a fine foam sponge material.
animateclay 1 year ago
hi i wanna buy van aken clay but i dont know where to find it!
can you help me please?
thevideotutorialman 2 years ago
you can get it in an art store at the clay section
hec1234561 2 years ago
how many replacement mouths did you make..
Chezzyeye 3 years ago
9 for Quill
animateclay 3 years ago
smothing is really easy wen u have a mold done like he dose.
Eski1240 4 years ago
I've watched this about 15 times trying to catch where you smooth the mouths in and can't catch it. there is one frame wher the cheek highlight seems to shift but it is very minor. It seems to me that the smoothing would be one of the hardest things to do.
Sacmanis 4 years ago
how do you get the black inside his mouth?
DirectorRD 4 years ago
You can use black acrylic craft paint and a brush. Thats how his mouth was done. Or hollow it out, add black - then flesh colored lips over it.
animateclay 4 years ago
do you keep switching mouths every frame?
DirectorRD 4 years ago
yes
animateclay 4 years ago
@DirectorRD Yeah, wherever his mouth moves it is replaced.
animateclay 1 year ago
woo hoo claytoon rocks! (p.s. i just put some on a hot lamp and it melted lol)
Wiseyellowfellow 4 years ago
please help.
what type of clay do you use?
8Benvolio8 4 years ago
Van Aken Claytoon Plasticine
animateclay 4 years ago
crisp looking image, what kind of camera did u use for that?
hungryhippo72 4 years ago
It's an Olympus C-5050 Z
animateclay 4 years ago
Why don't you make a movie and post it?
ArmanMoo 4 years ago
Ahoy there ruble!
zx1357 4 years ago
geez! absolutly great! an amazing puppet
sarge777 4 years ago
that is a sick puppet!
Shangoze94 4 years ago
That looks absolutely awesome! Puppet is very well made and he has true character :)
mamshmam 4 years ago