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Give us more of these behind the scenes. from Sketch, zbrush sculpting, production, factory shots, Packaging, and marketing material.

This was great, we need more of these.👍

5:05!!! BOOM!!! Great shot!!

As an artist im thankful for you photographers that do this, gives is good reference material to work with

Thank you Sideshow for creating another great behind the scenes!👍🏼

With that much flour, Sabretooth is going to make a pretty good cake.

5:06 This shot is beautiful

FANTASTIC! Let’s see more of these types of “how-to” videos. This was amazing. Who’d have thought to crumple up black paper to create rocks? Super!

Freaking PHENOMENONAL, weekly segment would be awesome. Thanks for sharing.

i just watched this again and gotta say, i want more. Your shots are a amazing and i love watching you get the sets going.

This was awesome! Perfect length for a video, it was informative and to the point

This is how I want to create my shots for my statues. This was amazing thank you so much !

Thanks, thanks and thanks!!! This video is really good!!!😍

Can't forget the driftwood! It's pretty awesome what you can do with some imagination. Well done!

Very cool... I would have never know what easy tips to create such an awesome photo. Thank you

Great video. Thanks for doing it. Love seeing how you light your stuff and build the sets. I hope to see more vids like this

Love these behind the scenes videos showing the process! Keep putting these out. They are interesting and very informative.

Looks like Sabertooth can hold a pose for hours.

Amazing effort!

It’s great to see the process behind the photos! More of these. Love it!

Loving all these behind the scenes vids! Keep them coming 👍

really great. thanks for showing how it is done

Really enjoy this series of videos! Great works!

We need more videos like this, behind the scene for photography

Love this video. I’m on the waitlist, I hope to own this statue

Amazing work and that Sabretooth is a killer piece.

a true master of her craft

Could save some time by using a Burple gell. 😁 Nice shots👍

fantástico resultado ficou bem natural o resultado

This is pretty cool to see. Great work Jeanette.

can you show your Photoshop composite of the two shots? thanks

WOW! I'm so proud of my daughter-in-law!!!!

I do a lot of product photography at work but nothing like this. All of my shots are just cables on a white background. This is next level Jedi Master stuff. Very well done!

Awesome content love this behind scened artist Attention and appreciation on their skill, well done Sideshow

Nice tipps 10/10

I enjoyed the video more please

Good job,and thanks for sharing.

More of these please

Useful and interesting video; thanks.

Hello Master: Please help and give me some advice, The camera I am currently using is Canon EOS R10, The kit lens used with it is (RF-S18-150mm f/3.5-6.3 IS STM) My main subject matter is toy photography. The secondary shooting content is street photography or portrait photos. Now I want to buy new lenses, after watching your video, Want to compare between Canon RF 50mm f/1.8 STM and RF85mm F2 Macro IS STM After making a choice, I would like to ask you to give me some advice on which lens is more suitable for me? Thank you.🙏🙏🙏

Really cool! Hey, I didn't know you could do so much with construction paper :)

Love it! Thanks for the video.

More videos like this please

Love this vid. Thank you

Love these videos

What I'd give for that studio. I have a pop up light box I put on my bed lol.

That's good... But one of your Best Bets is too read the Comic Book from where the character derives. Will give a more accurate assessment of their individual tone/settings. Or even Google... Ijs.

The Videos are too short. It would be great to see more Details. But - i love all of them 😊

More of this please.. sooooo. FKN AMAZING. Lol.

What is the can you all use for the smoke ?

Amazing!

AWESOME!!

This is awesome!

Awesome!!

this was quite educational

focal length?

Awesome!

she is good~

What camera is recommended ?

Awesome vid

As an amateur toy photographer this is great! Love how you made the rocks out of paper and once the flour was thrown on them they really appeared like snow covered rocks! Would like more details on how you merged the two shots in photoshop, as that's an area I'm lacking in. (Shameless plug...I'm thrawns_black_series_art on instagram ;-)

That was awesome, I'd love to see more videos like this. Fun fact: When flour is tossed in the air it becomes highly flammable and is really dangerous.

What I love in your videos, is that we can see they try, but not succeed at the first time. We learn from their experience too! Next time a video about how you make your RU-vid videos? lol