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I love recreating anime scenes with claymation

Dear Diary I met a bear, funny anime scene clay...

A funny anime moment made with clay from the anime Zombie wa desu ka. Aikawa mets a bear in the forest. Una escena divertida recreada con plastilina...

Hey all, just made a new stop-motion for the loopdeloop challenge.

Please check it out, would be appreciated

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Hi Daniel, have you seen some of Patrick Boivins videos? He uses action figures and attaches rigs to them with ball and socket joints. It allows you a lot of freedom to get them moving without the need to put weight on their legs. Here's a video:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1WsgasZBg0

The only thing is you need to remove the rigs in a paint program. Krita is my favorite free option, then of course there is Photoshop as well.

Here's another video he made that shows his process:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNL8Khi89uQ

If the legs or arms don't stay in place you might want to try drilling small holes where they connect and inserting thin wires. If you want to use some sort of clay, I'd go with Puppet Putty. It's got a nice shiny plastic look and the colors don't bleed on your fingers much at all.

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Hi community, thanks for sharing your tips and knowledge. I just started creating my own videos. I'm using anime figures (like s.h.-figuarts & Saint Seiya). But I'm having difficulty keeping the figures standing. I have created some wire bindings. They work well but not for everything or all the movements. Do you know of some type of dough-plastiline or clay that I can use? I am looking for something that is easy to remove without damaging the figures. Thank you.

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A new episode hope you like it!

Spiders | Animation

This past month i had a series of unfortunate events, thats why i have been absent, hopefully now ill be uploading on the Mondays again! Hope you...

Two thumbs up....errr..One thumb up!

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