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Catigma β Poseable doll tutorial: Pt 2
Published: 2011-11-03 00:16:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 33195; Favourites: 710; Downloads: 291
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Here's part 1 of this:
If anyone decides to try the tutorial out, I'd love to see the result
And also, if anyone has better way to do stuff, please comment. I'd like some hint and tricks on how to better myself
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jesus fucking christ the eyes in the final panel stare into my sOUL
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i guess i should say thank you, he's a creature with much expression
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he looks like he's going to crawl into my house and murder and rape me in my sleep
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Ohw really interesting this tutorial. I would try the experiment to offer it to someone Β° w Β°
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Thank you! you are so right everyone seems to be trying to be sneaky about this. I love you work!
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Would it be easier to use air dry clay? Would it be okay with using glue on? What air dry clay is the best? Thanks guys!
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this is a very good tutorial ^.^ Where do you learn stuff like this?
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How do you keep the rice in the back?
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I just leave a very small hole open before i close when sewing, and fill the rice as one of the last things i do.
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What I would do is make a little pouch for the rice to keep it from scattering. I've done it this way for plush animals but it may not also work for these.
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Awesome, thanks!
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No problem at all! c:
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Hmm, what if you want the tail to be very fluffy, like a fox tail (I'm making a fox myself) do you then give it "pajamas?"
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Yes, i,d make a pajama anyway.
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Yeah, or you can make a yarn tail using the wire as your base
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Ooh, I've wanted to do this for so long! Why did I take so long to look for a tutorial? Regardless, this is awesome, and far less intimidating than I thought!
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Thank you so much for this tutorial!!! i am going to try this out!!! Β
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Np. Yaaay and good luck
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AMAZING!Β
I was just wondering how long it took you to make it?
thanks
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Thank you!Β Β This one took me 2 whole days, one for clay and skeleton and such, and one for fur, stuffing and stitchingΒ Β
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Awesome its only two days! thankyouuΒ
and keep up the awesome art
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how long did it take for you to finish this guy?
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Hi
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Wow, I guess that's not really long considering how adorable it is!
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Thank you very muchΒ Β
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Thank you so much for this tutorial! I have been interested in making dolls for years and I just recently decided I might try to make one
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Thanks! All this stuff inspires me! I love all types of art! (except for blood art.....that scares me >>)
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Thank you. Your tutorial is so helpful. I am in the process of making my first posable. I am excited to see how it will turn out.Β
Thanks for the simple directions. It helped me to get started, and it is really fun to do.
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Ur very welcome
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Thank you so much for doing the tutorial!!!
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thanks for tutorial and it looks ssssssssssssssssssssooooooooooooooooooooooooo cute
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this has been very helpful! thank you ^_^ I found rapping the stuffing to the frame with string easier, but that just me. ^_^ this was the little guy I tried it on: Β emire-gull.deviantart.com/art/β¦ Β Β
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Thanks for posting this tutorial! I've meddled a bit with plush making and making posable plushies is definitely something I'm interested in trying
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Here's the face. tillievaughan1990.deviantart.cβ¦
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Hello, I love your works. I wanted to ask I'm thinking of making a baby owl with a clay face plate and a soft body, can you give me some advice on how I can probably create a pattern to attach the face plate. I really dont know how else to explain. But i'll send a picture of the face plate I made so you can see what im talking about. Thanks.
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it has been very helpful, thank u! Also I have some tips
- if you want to make one where you control it with the stick you take some cords a knob n' stuff, then you run the cord to the head and then some other stuff :3 if you want to control wings or other stuff then use more cords
- DO NOT use plastic crafty eyes that are thin, I learned that the hard way.
- to hide the smell of glue and other scent you can put lavender, basil, rosemary, and any strong fragrance!
- if you have a test doll, try to brush the hair and blow dry it out
- if you want to give the fur a singed look DO NOT set it on fire!!! Try taking some ash and rubbing it on the ends of the fur, otherwise you can take charcoal and make powder, then dip/ roll your doll in it, careful! That stuff doesn't need much to make it black!
- if your making a snake try doing leather or cloth for the body and chain mail for the outside layer coat. Otherwise get fish scales
- if you want the eyes to have glitter and don't want the textures you can put glitter on the underside
- if you want your doll to gain heat like a real creature you can hide tinfoil under the fur or have black fur. The tinfoil to can plaster to the body before putting the fur on.
- to add a constant sound you take a old working watch that makes the little noise and put it where the heart should be.
I hope these helped!!!
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FabΒ tutorial, I'm looking forwardΒ to having a go! I neededΒ this,Β thank you!
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Thanks for the tutorial. I've been wanting to give these critters a go for some time, but could never figure out how. The only other tip I've found which may be helpful is this:
When making the clay body parts, include a rim that the fur will go over, like you see on the heads of dolls (like baby born with the plastic heads and soft body) you can attach it with a cable tie inside the 'coat'. Haven't tried myself, but wondered if it would make sense for you. Though if your method is secure, awesome lol
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