How to Make Wire Armatures for Stop Motion
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wow ,thank you :D very much
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when i work with clay - i listen to techno all day.
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Nice video man!
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Great video. I love how you use a CD as a palette :)
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Is that DVD a copy of Attack Of The Clones?
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What's that song name ?
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@ceyel5 That will work if you have super tiny clay figures under two inches. But for anything more you need wire to hold things up against gravity.
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Thankyouthankyouthankyouthanky
ou! Iv been so stuck trying to make mine! If u see in my videos I ussually use toothpicks as armatures -
XD este tb!
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Nice video. I was wondering what gauge wire do you use for your armatures. I would greatly appreciate a response.
MalakhiMarsrowan 7 months ago
@MalakhiMarsrowan Technically it is 14.5 gage or 1.588mm thick.
animateclay 7 months ago
i saw this tutorial not to make stop motion sculptures but for regular figurines. ive been sculpting wedding cake toppers for 2 years now but i dont use any armature since they are just standing straight up but i want to start making more dynamic poses and need to learn to make armatures. is this tutorial also good for polymer clay? like can i bake this armature?
TheSweetestThingCS 8 months ago
@TheSweetestThingCS Yes you can bake it. For polymer clay to stick to the armature just twist some thinner craft wire around all the parts. It will help the clay from slipping off.
animateclay 8 months ago
How do you get the plasticine to stick to the wire, so that when you move it, it doesn't get mixed up? Please help!
JamesHanksy 9 months ago
@JamesHanksy If you melt the clay in a double boiler or a heat source, the wax will melt in it and then it will stick to the wire. If you use claytoon van aken it will work this way. But if you use newplast you need to wrap fine wire around the armature first.
animateclay 9 months ago