Let's make art together! I make art content that is fun, helpful and satisfying to watch. My specialties include sculpting, mold making, airbrushing, resin casting, art toy and art doll making.
@@fairiesandfancies I've done quite a lot of mold-making and casting, but haven't ever tried (or seen!) the packing tape trick. The silicone seeping under the model was always a hassle. Looking forward trying the tape!
Seeing Serendipity in your thumbnail, I had to immediately click and watch, it's a wonderful sculpture! I had one or two of the books when I was a kiddo, so the nostalgia hit me so hard.
EXCELLENT VIDEO !!! This video was SO WELL DONE and is VERY HELPFUL ! So much information was given in a clear & concise step by step process. Great tips given throughout ! You are not only talented, you are also a great teacher ! Please keep making them in this easy to understand and follow format. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and hands on skill, I sincerely appreciate everything ! Julie Canada
This comment has lifted my spirit. Some days I have doubts about my RU-vid journey, but comments like yours let me know I’m on the right track and to keep going. Thank you so much Julie.
@@fairiesandfancies I meant every word of my message to you. This was the first time one of your video’s popped up in my you-tube feed and I’ve been researching this subject matter for at least 6 months, so I have to wonder how much exposure that you-tube is actually giving you ? I immediately subscribed after finishing this video, as one never knows if it will pop up again and I truly did not want to lose your channel information ! Don’t give up, you’re too good at this ! I don’t make video’s myself, but I watch a lot from many different topics, but art related video’s are what I watch the most. It is frustrating when you tube doesn’t seem to give fair and equal exposure that not only frustrates the video maker but also the video watcher. For example, I could have used this level of quality information a few months ago when I was making my first mould ! I had to take information in bits & pieces from several video’s to get to a place of comfort to make that first .mould. This video is so concise that it would have been all that I needed ! I have no idea if this helps you or not, but another artist (of many), that I watch who also does some pretty cool video’s about working with resin, has been someone, in my humble opinion that has not had much exposure for the caliber of work that he does. He does not have the same style as you, as he is known for his experiments & daily self-taught abilities while working with the many characteristics of resin that in turn has led to several new techniques that have resulted in some very cool & unique ways of working with resin that have never been done before. However, his name is FINALLY getting out there and I would say that he accomplished this through being noticed for his passion, his love of learning, & his list of developed techniques, as seen by other related artist you-tubers. In these last few months I am hearing his name more & more and have been watching his new techniques being used from most of the many artists you-tubers that I happen to follow and his numbers are rising pretty fast now. His name is Daniel Cooper and he has such a strong passion for resin and all that you can do with it. These other artists are putting their own spin on it and of course giving him credit & a lot of recognition for it. Anyways, my point being is that all artists can learn from experimenting themselves or from similar artists and I think through being passionate, and sharing new skills or information just might be one of the ways for your own channel to take off even more so. You have in-depth “high-quality” knowledge, you are self-taught which requires a high level of dedication. You ARE very skilled at not only teaching, but also putting the hard and tedious (& often unnoticed) work that I would think must go into video development. You clearly know your stuff, but it’s also the research you might want to draw from or add, it’s putting your words to a script-like fashion to have a professional sounding voice-over commentary like you clearly do ! It all takes time, skill & dedication as you know ! Also behind the scenes, is the expense of supplies & technology used, and if that’s not enough, you either need to quickly learn about filming and editing or hire someone you trust to help with that. You have what it takes to be a well known, respected by your peers and viewers, high rated you-tube artist… without a doubt ! I know of a you tuber (not an Artist), who actually called you-tube asking about his level of exposure, and what can be done to increase it. Maybe reach out to Daniel Cooper, … he is a pretty laid back kind of guy and I would imagine him to be very approachable. So keep creating great content ! I’ll be watching ! Wishing you much success ! Julie
Ohmygoodnessgracious that is the HECKIN CUTEST PIGGY EVER!! Homigosh, I want one. That whole "I come home, I plop in the mud and I AM DONE" vibe just makes me so irrationally happy.
