Studio Vlog 2- Needle Felting A Wolf Head

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Hello and welcome back to another Studio Vlog! In this video I'm working on a needle felted wolf head, for a recent memorial commission of Aiyana, a grey wolf who lived at The Anglian Wolf Society until she died of old age a few years ago. The added challenge of this sculpture was using REAL wolf hair to create her coat (and it worked surprisingly well!) Enjoy :)
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Camera: Canon G7X Mk II
Sound: Epidemic Sound

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16 июл 2020

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@YorkshireLassWithClass Год назад

Hi Tara, yet another beautiful piece of art, i made my 3 dogs ( Huskies) & a New Zealand Hunterway collie, it’s a cousin to our Border Collies, same colours but with a bit of brown an the face and legs. i incorporated it into my sculptures, they turned out beautifully. wolves are my spirit animal. great sculpture once again. Tfs 😊

@tashimoto 5 месяцев назад

Thank you for this! I wish you had a video attaching the head to the body though. 🙏💜

@HippoHannah 4 года назад

Awesome stuff tara!

@TaraShaw 4 года назад

Thank youuuuu!

@May-nd2zr 3 года назад

Beautiful

@TaraShaw 3 года назад

Thank you!

@musiclover23wvu 4 года назад

Hi! Beautiful piece! Very cool using the wolf's fur! I recently have gotten into wanting to learn how to needle felting. I was wondering if you minded sharing where you buy your materials. Specifically larger quantities of felt, white and various colors as well as the eyes and animal noses. Thank you so much in advance!

@TaraShaw 4 года назад

Hello! Thank you so much :) I will be covering all of this in a future video- I actually make a lot of the noses, eyes etc myself, so stay tuned for tutorials!

@tomorrowofmylife 3 года назад

👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏

@veroniqueascheri3900 3 года назад

Such very beautiful work. Thank you so much for sharing. May I ask you what you use as a work base, with those wonderful bird prints? Also what are you using as core wool? Thank you in advance.