Marine biologist here, The Sharkasaurus Rex legs on your model are about 1.5x as long as they should be, though the rest is pretty accurate. Keep up the good work!
As a marine biologist I would say it is probably closer to 2x longer than normal, seeing the angles he gives us. I think you forgot to carry the 3 over
Normally, I feel like some bubbles in underwater resin scenes don't really detract from the piece overall, but I must admit there were a few unfortunate ones in this pour. But your fix with the red dye looked SO DAMN GOOD. I would wonder if you could replicate it on purpose it's so good.
The big bubbles are quite unfortunate but it makes sense if he's moving in the water at least. Like if we caught him in the middle of stepping on unnamed shark then it makes sense that there are bubbles around that leg
I had a dream last night and I was scuba diving in a Pokémon coral reef and was attacked by a sharpido and I woke up and thought “hmm I wonder if Adam would like this” and here I am
@@SylverScourge If we take this as a scale model and the sharkasaurus rex was actually that close to the surface, bubbles are also completely legitimate.
Hey Adam, Paleontologist in training here, I think the legs you did are very accurate to that of a Rex, and the T. rex was a really good swimmer, so who knows, maybe sharkasaurus Rex fossils will be found in the future.
Some of the bubbles just give the scene a sort of "movement" that it wouldn't have without them, and adding red blood-resin into that big bubble was a genius-level move. It looks great!
I actually like the air bubbles. When you move from surface to sea, as the Sharkasaurus Rex obviously does, you’ll have a ton of bubbles behind you. Actually, I wish there were more bubbles, mostly around the feet and tail, to give this piece a good sense of *movement.* Turned out perfect anyways!
These resin pieces are always so well done. The bubbles always work out in the end for you, in this piece they add movement imo. The way in which the red resin dispersed throughout the blue resin is also very effective. Also, since the 'sharkasaurus' has no blood near its mouth, it can be inferred that this apex predator sometimes hunts for fun or simply to eliminate other predators.
the red dye to hide the air bubble ended up looking SO GOOD! also this aquatic crafting got me wondering if you'd ever consider doing a 'monstrous' ariel from the little mermaid, or a monstrous mermaid in general? i'd love to see your take on some monster lasses!
We need another sharkasaurus rex, like a hammerhead one so Paul doesn’t feel lonely! Btw, I really like the details on the shark! Same with the base floor and on the shark itself, I didn’t know the cuts without the plastic wrap would literally tear through the clay! Can’t wait to see more clay sculptures!
I actually do quite like the bubbles, seeing as it's underwater and, by the positioning, it seems to be part of an action scene, which would generate mare large bubbles underwater. Once again, this was amazing!
As a marine biologist, I can confirm that your model represents the majestic Sharkasaurus Rex quite accurately. I think it is important to mention, that in addition to being an apex predator, the Sharkasaurus Rex is also well known for being surprisingly stealthy given its massive size, as well as regularly committing tax fraud. Just a few fun facts™for any fellow science lovers out there.
The red resin makes it look even better in my opinion! The blood flowing in the water. 15:38 The distortion around the head makes it look like movement, too!
Sharkasaurus Rex? That sounds like an epic creation! Your imagination knows no bounds. I can't wait to see the terrifying Apex Predator in action. Your work never fails to amaze me!
Sharks are older than dinosaurs, so if anything, the rex adapted to look like him! Also, would you call the marine biologists who study these magnificent apex creatures...Paul-eontologists? And thirdly, I actually love the air bubble underneath him! It gives the illusion that he's just crashed down on the other shark or brought his leg down onto it from above the water, and moved so fast the air bubbles haven't escaped from under him yet. Love the movement and direction it gives the whole piece!
When you started the epoxy, I thought about how cool the 'blood in water' effect would look. It was awesome to see you pulled it off without it being too overpowering especially with the accidental bubbles. GREAT WORK AS ALWAYS FELLOW ADAM!!
My dude, this is so random and the sculp is so nice!!!! Awesome! And two small tips here: try making the form with less trim on the sides, and putting it to cure in a pressure pot/chamber, so that any bubbles inside the resin get squashed into imperceptible tiny sizes. The other one, try to seal the base and sculpture before you do any pours. Basically "painting" (quite a few methods to do the same, including just brushing it like paint) a relatively thin resin layer top of the sculpture and base and let it cure, displacing air as you apply it and trapping the rest inside the shell it becomes.
"Of course, Paul is an Apex predator in the underwater hellscape that is the ocean." "--underwater hellscape that is the ocean." Ark Survival Players: "Truer words have never been spoken."
I love this Garchomp regional variant. You can tell by the increase in the size of the jaw, tail, and legs that this beast was well suited for both land and deep ocean combat. In exchange for its flight capabilities it is now significantly stronger and tougher than its counterpart.
There’s a technique where you ‘paint’ a thin layer of resin onto your item that will be submerged in resin (i.e. sculpture) so that any air pockets (bubble sources) are totally sealed off. It seems to be a pretty successful technique, so maybe you could give it a try?
It has to be said, at this point I could not care less what kind of twisted monstrosity it is that this man has made, I know that I’m going to watch the video and enjoy the hell out of it no matter what it is. The narration is always top tier funny and entertaining.
Nice save with the clouds of blood. They could have been played off as Paul is moving and made bubbles, but the way they look once filled in is unsettlingly good.
To be honest i like the bubbles, it adds movement and makes you think, not only is the creature farting but dam it can move fast even with those legs! I have no idea if that makes sense to anyone else but 🤷 Love the videos keep up the great work!
Sharkasaurus Rex. Piscine Wyvern. 1218.2-1586.5cm. Resistant to water and dragon, vulnerable to thunder and fire. Though it lacks the world shattering hip checks of the Plesioth, it more than makes up for with staggering movement speed both on land and in water, as well as powerful lunging bite attacks. Armor Skills include Marathon Runner, Speed Eating, and Attack Boost
I think the bubbles are pretty good in this setting. The blood fix on the bottom i think was perfect. I think putting some sand flying up from his feet would have made it cool as well. since his steps would lift up the ocean floor sand
Im surprised that you're able to make such... interesting creations every week. Though if you ever go out of ideas, a daddy long legs from rain world would be on the likes of your nightmare fuel powered creations
Idea: pouring coloured resin in stages is tricky because you get dividing lines, because you can't get the colour exactly right. Is it possible to mix the colour with only one part of the resin, then take a portion of that at a time to mix with the other part? Love your sculpture as always. He looks amazing❤
I was going to suggest the same as well . Theoretically speaking, by doing layers, he could have other things floating at different heights, if needed, without needing strings or other supports that might cause issues.
LIKE THE BUBBLES, IT GIVES THE REAL FEEL OF MOVEMENT IN THE WATER, THAT RED DYE WORKS WELL. MY SON IS 7 YEARS OLD AND HE ABSOLUTELY LOOOOVES WATCHING ALL YOUR CREATIONS... WONT BE SURPRISED IF HE FOLLOWS IN YOUR FOOTSTEPS.. ALL THE WAY FROM SIUTH AFRICA... THANX FOR SHARING IT WITH THE WORLD
I honestly admire the fact that you use resin. I used it once and it was a complete disaster, that stuff is so hard to clean if it isn’t set. Anyway, you did a great job as always!
I really love this one! I don't think the bubbles take away from the piece at all. If anything it adds to the entire scene. I mean it is an underwater scene, and there are bubbles in the water. I really enjoyed this video.
I aspire to be as good as you when it comes to sculpting. You've probably taught me more about sculpting than anyone else has, and I hope to one day come close to your level.
I did a research paper on the sharkasaurus rex recently fro our marine biology unit, and my research states that they can run up to 70 mph under water. Dolphiraptors are one of their main enemies, especially when the dolphiraptors are in big groups. There was also a study done that showed sharkasaurus rexes love waffles
After so many failed resin pours, I'm starting to think you should try making a fake aquarium, like how they do it in museum displays. You did a pretty good job of saving this one, and the sculpting is amazing, as always, but it's a thought to consider.
5:53 "I am having a GOOD time!-" 7:58 "Admittedly it probably would've been a lot less harrowing to use a saw, but I couldn't find mine on account of not looking for it, so a knife will have to do-" 12:42 "-and hoping that my basic knowledge of grade school ratios doesn't fail me now." 14:02 "But we've also got Cole's Law, which is really just cabbage and mayonnaise-"
I love the snarky, honest sense of humor that you have! It keeps me chuckling through the whole video and makes me feel a lot better about the mistakes I make as a very new amateur.
This is genuinely one of the cutest lil guys you've made so far on the channel and he turned out pretty great. And as for the bubbles, what ocean doesn't have bubbles and turbulence from all the movement? Phenomenal job all around.
Seeing hints if the back, man you really did muck that up. But i think it's so cool how hard you try and spin the failures into successes. It may have looked really bad but i would have loved to see the other side and just ignored the flaws. I swtg resin is cursed but everytime you make a masterpiece with it. Thanks for making my Friday extra rad :)
This truly is the single greatest piece of content that has ever existed and it has fundamentally changed the way the world works. I'm glad to have been present to witness the cosmic shift in our understanding of space, time, and everything in between.
The Sharkasaurus Rex evolved to live on land, and in the ocean. The bubbles are because he jumped into the water, onto his prey from above!! Incredible job. The Great White is my favorite sea creature of all time. You did it justice!
Thank you for producing videos of the highest quality nonstop I am addicted to your videos keep it up! :) North of the border all the way. Tiny Nerdy Things are so cool
I came over to this video because it was mentioned in the Shark/Dragon video (which my bf sent to me) and I'm super excited to see the final result because I drew a Sharkosaurus Rex for an art project when I was in middle school like 7 years ago. While middle school me would be sad that I wasn't original, adult me is excited to see a full visualization of something I drew forever ago. (And thanks to another comment elsewhere, apparently there's a video game I need to find and try with one of these guys in it). Anyways, these are super cool and kind of make me want to start drawing again
can you maybe make something from subnautica I just really love the game and want to see a clay sculpture from it it can be anything just and idea if you have none, if not that's ok if you read this thank you
The end result with the glamour shots are terrifying but the way you narrate the creation process is so absurdly hilarious that I’m starting to think that the opposite of fear may actually comedy, like you tackle a scream of horror with its natural opposite: laughter
Fun "fact": The diminutive forelegs of the Tyrannosaurus Rex was a natural power limiter, as if it ever learned how to bench press it would have been unstoppable and ended up ruining the fragile 1970's ecosystem.
I would recommend pouring the resin from the bottom instead of pouring from the top over the figure, this way you won’t get air bubbles around the figure, it will fill up the space as it rises from the bottom of the structure in which you’re pouring the resin
If I can add my suggestion on the resin: try larger fills like this in layers, doing about an inch at a time and sticking around while it cures to torch bubbles near the surface. It’ll keep any bubbles that do form small, and the resin itself won’t get too hot. A bonus is you won’t need that makeshift trash bin to mix all of it at once!
There is already a game that took this idea long before you did this sculpture. It still looks better in 3D than in the 2D style of the game. Good work man.
Honestly, the bubbles actually look thematically appropriate. You've got a couple of fish on the bottom of the ocean that just got done with a fight and one's presumably still moving. That's going to cause some obvious turbulence. Mix that in with your fixes and it honestly looks really good.
hi, im a marine biology student! great job on this creature, though i will leave a little note: the sharkasaurus rex usually lives in the gloomy sublittoral zone, so the lighting would be a little darker in real life for this magnificent beast. perfectly anatomically correct, though! fantastic work!
Hello Adam, Professional paleontologist here, Your Sharkasaurus Rex is pretty god, although in reality it was much larger, (aswell as it's farts), and the legs are a bit to long, but other than that its fine. :) (oh yeah, and I love your vids)
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Honestly, I feel like the bubbles in the resin give the impression of movement in the water. I like it.
it does make it look like the dead fish gave its last breath.
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I like it too.
Marine biologist here,
The Sharkasaurus Rex legs on your model are about 1.5x as long as they should be, though the rest is pretty accurate. Keep up the good work!
I know nothing about sea life, but I agree.
As a marine biologist I would say it is probably closer to 2x longer than normal, seeing the angles he gives us. I think you forgot to carry the 3 over
I wanna be a marine biologist, I know a lot about the ocean but I’d like to see it for myself.
Probably saw the one at sea world. They treat them worse than Peta.
I’d say it’s a little too accurate. I’ve seen these chompers myself, and I think that the real deal lacks detail.
Normally, I feel like some bubbles in underwater resin scenes don't really detract from the piece overall, but I must admit there were a few unfortunate ones in this pour. But your fix with the red dye looked SO DAMN GOOD. I would wonder if you could replicate it on purpose it's so good.
The big bubbles are quite unfortunate but it makes sense if he's moving in the water at least. Like if we caught him in the middle of stepping on unnamed shark then it makes sense that there are bubbles around that leg
@@SylverScourge unnamed shark is now the name of the unnamed shark
I had a dream last night and I was scuba diving in a Pokémon coral reef and was attacked by a sharpido and I woke up and thought “hmm I wonder if Adam would like this” and here I am
I agree
@@SylverScourge If we take this as a scale model and the sharkasaurus rex was actually that close to the surface, bubbles are also completely legitimate.
Hey Adam, Paleontologist in training here, I think the legs you did are very accurate to that of a Rex, and the T. rex was a really good swimmer, so who knows, maybe sharkasaurus Rex fossils will be found in the future.
@AngstyWorkerDrone that sounds sick as well
Sharkasaurs Rex arms aren’t accurate unfortunately
Bruh is a smarty pants
@@gonzo_streamz unfortunate indeed
@@Littlerninja call it what you want, I’m just a Dino nerd
I know you didn't want bubbles, but it definitely makes the underwater scene look more real! I think it's rad!
Omg ikr
Some of the bubbles just give the scene a sort of "movement" that it wouldn't have without them, and adding red blood-resin into that big bubble was a genius-level move. It looks great!
I think it looks better with the bubbles, give its a sense of realism
I agree with this completely!
The blood was such a nice touch! It really saved the bubbling!
It's so cool when you manage to turn a mistake into a new detail
@@vomm its a happy mistake... :)
Happy accident??
@@jenniferdemeter2707 yeah, i guess that is the correct term, i was just playing off of the MK comment :)
Even then, I think the bubbles just add to it, like the waters still stored up from all the fighting
I actually like the air bubbles. When you move from surface to sea, as the Sharkasaurus Rex obviously does, you’ll have a ton of bubbles behind you. Actually, I wish there were more bubbles, mostly around the feet and tail, to give this piece a good sense of *movement.*
Turned out perfect anyways!
thats what i was thinking
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The Cole's Law joke made me laugh more than it probably should have.
It took me a few seconds to get that one lol.
Adam= 'Carefully and masterfully apply the texture'
Also Adam= *continues to smash a rock into the wood covered in clay*🤩
I love when Adam is like "I'm going to masterfully and carefully add some rocky texture" right before absolutely SLAMMING a rock into the clay
ive said something exactly like that for one of his other vids literally🤣🤣🤣
Yup, that is the joke! Good job! Thanks Sherlock!
@@OilyOaf and congrats to you too, you've caught on that I was rather clearly commenting on the joke! :)
That's Adam
Bro needs to be a toy maker
These resin pieces are always so well done. The bubbles always work out in the end for you, in this piece they add movement imo. The way in which the red resin dispersed throughout the blue resin is also very effective. Also, since the 'sharkasaurus' has no blood near its mouth, it can be inferred that this apex predator sometimes hunts for fun or simply to eliminate other predators.
the red dye to hide the air bubble ended up looking SO GOOD! also this aquatic crafting got me wondering if you'd ever consider doing a 'monstrous' ariel from the little mermaid, or a monstrous mermaid in general? i'd love to see your take on some monster lasses!
Good news, this week's vid is the Ariel Disney is too cowardly to make! Fantastic idea! 😂
@@wildcat1227 I just saw, I'm so happy!! 😂🙌
YOU LUCKY MOTHER FUCKER!!
Do a Megalodonrex
Dude a monstrous mermaid is just a siren
We need another sharkasaurus rex, like a hammerhead one so Paul doesn’t feel lonely!
Btw, I really like the details on the shark! Same with the base floor and on the shark itself, I didn’t know the cuts without the plastic wrap would literally tear through the clay! Can’t wait to see more clay sculptures!
I actually do quite like the bubbles, seeing as it's underwater and, by the positioning, it seems to be part of an action scene, which would generate mare large bubbles underwater. Once again, this was amazing!
I love how Adam made a Garchomp without saying its a garchomp lol
He made a realistic garchomp
its clearly water type tho [/j]
I mean lugia should be a water type
@Sadboi in a Sweater so a realistic type swap
If anything this is Jyuratodus from Monster Hunter
An epic diorama would be Sharkasaurus fighting SharkMan as an extension to this one.
I wonder who would win
Sharkosauros. Easy.
@@Arbitar28 duh
ima have to go with sharkman because he's more advanced than a sharkasaurus and he has posable thumbs
As a marine biologist, I can confirm that your model represents the majestic Sharkasaurus Rex quite accurately. I think it is important to mention, that in addition to being an apex predator, the Sharkasaurus Rex is also well known for being surprisingly stealthy given its massive size, as well as regularly committing tax fraud. Just a few fun facts™for any fellow science lovers out there.
*tax fraud* lol
Nice
Let’s gooo I’m like a sharkasaurus Rex!!! Tax fraud!
I can accept a stealthy giant shark-Trex monstrosity but tax fraud?Now that's over the line.
The red resin makes it look even better in my opinion! The blood flowing in the water. 15:38
The distortion around the head makes it look like movement, too!
It looks like Paul is actually underwater which I didn't expect! The red dye you used to fill the holes looks great!
Sharkasaurus Rex? That sounds like an epic creation! Your imagination knows no bounds. I can't wait to see the terrifying Apex Predator in action. Your work never fails to amaze me!
Bro imagine swimming and you see a Sharkasourous Rex
I think the idea came from the videogame
This sounds like AI lmao
@@0o0ooo0o0oo0Excuse me? There's a video game with one?? Where, what name? Please, I need to play it
@@GooseIsShark it is a web game called sharkosaurus rampage.
Sharks are older than dinosaurs, so if anything, the rex adapted to look like him! Also, would you call the marine biologists who study these magnificent apex creatures...Paul-eontologists?
And thirdly, I actually love the air bubble underneath him! It gives the illusion that he's just crashed down on the other shark or brought his leg down onto it from above the water, and moved so fast the air bubbles haven't escaped from under him yet. Love the movement and direction it gives the whole piece!
When you started the epoxy, I thought about how cool the 'blood in water' effect would look. It was awesome to see you pulled it off without it being too overpowering especially with the accidental bubbles. GREAT WORK AS ALWAYS FELLOW ADAM!!
My dude, this is so random and the sculp is so nice!!!! Awesome!
And two small tips here: try making the form with less trim on the sides, and putting it to cure in a pressure pot/chamber, so that any bubbles inside the resin get squashed into imperceptible tiny sizes. The other one, try to seal the base and sculpture before you do any pours. Basically "painting" (quite a few methods to do the same, including just brushing it like paint) a relatively thin resin layer top of the sculpture and base and let it cure, displacing air as you apply it and trapping the rest inside the shell it becomes.
"Of course, Paul is an Apex predator in the underwater hellscape that is the ocean."
"--underwater hellscape that is the ocean."
Ark Survival Players: "Truer words have never been spoken."
I love this Garchomp regional variant. You can tell by the increase in the size of the jaw, tail, and legs that this beast was well suited for both land and deep ocean combat. In exchange for its flight capabilities it is now significantly stronger and tougher than its counterpart.
I was loving the movie/holiday related stuff, but I'm glad to see a completely original monstrosity again this week. Looks AMAZING!
There’s a technique where you ‘paint’ a thin layer of resin onto your item that will be submerged in resin (i.e. sculpture) so that any air pockets (bubble sources) are totally sealed off. It seems to be a pretty successful technique, so maybe you could give it a try?
I think you just inspire so many people to create such beautiful art pieces. The way you tap tap the sharks with your fingers cracked me up 😂
It has to be said, at this point I could not care less what kind of twisted monstrosity it is that this man has made, I know that I’m going to watch the video and enjoy the hell out of it no matter what it is. The narration is always top tier funny and entertaining.
Nice save with the clouds of blood. They could have been played off as Paul is moving and made bubbles, but the way they look once filled in is unsettlingly good.
To be honest i like the bubbles, it adds movement and makes you think,
not only is the creature farting but dam it can move fast even with those legs!
I have no idea if that makes sense to anyone else but 🤷
Love the videos keep up the great work!
Yeah I agree. Depends how many bubbles there are in the resin but when resin has bubbles and is used for water it makes it feel more like water
that makes sense yeah! lowkey love the bubbles
Sharkasaurus Rex. Piscine Wyvern. 1218.2-1586.5cm. Resistant to water and dragon, vulnerable to thunder and fire. Though it lacks the world shattering hip checks of the Plesioth, it more than makes up for with staggering movement speed both on land and in water, as well as powerful lunging bite attacks. Armor Skills include Marathon Runner, Speed Eating, and Attack Boost
I think the bubbles are pretty good in this setting. The blood fix on the bottom i think was perfect. I think putting some sand flying up from his feet would have made it cool as well. since his steps would lift up the ocean floor sand
Im surprised that you're able to make such... interesting creations every week. Though if you ever go out of ideas, a daddy long legs from rain world would be on the likes of your nightmare fuel powered creations
Omg yes!
I've noticed a big jump in people talking about rain world compared to before and I'm very very glad, rain world is fantastic.
@@pufrmel yes it is
Although now that I think of it ANY creature from Rain World would be perfect
YES
Always a great day when Adam uploads
Always a great day when Adam uploads
Is that just cuz its a friday every time? It could be related lol
Idea: pouring coloured resin in stages is tricky because you get dividing lines, because you can't get the colour exactly right. Is it possible to mix the colour with only one part of the resin, then take a portion of that at a time to mix with the other part?
Love your sculpture as always. He looks amazing❤
I was going to suggest the same as well . Theoretically speaking, by doing layers, he could have other things floating at different heights, if needed, without needing strings or other supports that might cause issues.
@@DO4M yeah, that too, that would be cool actually. Of course it would take longer than a week to make one, but we don't mind waiting, do we?
LIKE THE BUBBLES, IT GIVES THE REAL FEEL OF MOVEMENT IN THE WATER, THAT RED DYE WORKS WELL. MY SON IS 7 YEARS OLD AND HE ABSOLUTELY LOOOOVES WATCHING ALL YOUR CREATIONS... WONT BE SURPRISED IF HE FOLLOWS IN YOUR FOOTSTEPS.. ALL THE WAY FROM SIUTH AFRICA... THANX FOR SHARING IT WITH THE WORLD
Now this... This is art .. I got to say the way you sculpted the shark itself is so God damn good the depth of the shark is outstanding... literally
I honestly admire the fact that you use resin. I used it once and it was a complete disaster, that stuff is so hard to clean if it isn’t set. Anyway, you did a great job as always!
I once painted a man-shark miniature.
Epic work as always Adam!
As soon as I saw the thumbnail I knew I was gonna love this because I love sharks 🦈
same and I love dinosaurs as well
I really love this one! I don't think the bubbles take away from the piece at all. If anything it adds to the entire scene. I mean it is an underwater scene, and there are bubbles in the water. I really enjoyed this video.
I remembered the "Abyssaurus Rex, the King of the Abyss" from Hungry Shark Evolution game while watching this!!!
This is my new sleep paralysis demon ☠️
That's not how that works
That is how that works
Wait no it’s mine you can’t do that
It’s your new sleep paralysis demon? It’s BEEN my sleep paralysis demon!
idk man give him some chicken wings and he might become your friend
I aspire to be as good as you when it comes to sculpting. You've probably taught me more about sculpting than anyone else has, and I hope to one day come close to your level.
As an expert marine biologist, I can confirm that this is a very good sharkasurus Rex
Keep up the good work! 😂
I have to say that out of every submerged object I have seen in these clay sculpture videos this water looks most realistic and fantastic, well done
I did a research paper on the sharkasaurus rex recently fro our marine biology unit, and my research states that they can run up to 70 mph under water. Dolphiraptors are one of their main enemies, especially when the dolphiraptors are in big groups. There was also a study done that showed sharkasaurus rexes love waffles
Nice recovery! Also the fun thing about using resin for waster is if you have bubbles well so does water so it works. Very fun video.
After so many failed resin pours, I'm starting to think you should try making a fake aquarium, like how they do it in museum displays. You did a pretty good job of saving this one, and the sculpting is amazing, as always, but it's a thought to consider.
5:53
"I am having a GOOD time!-"
7:58
"Admittedly it probably would've been a lot less harrowing to use a saw, but I couldn't find mine on account of not looking for it, so a knife will have to do-"
12:42
"-and hoping that my basic knowledge of grade school ratios doesn't fail me now."
14:02
"But we've also got Cole's Law, which is really just cabbage and mayonnaise-"
Adam: I'll carefully and skillfully place the texture
Also adam; *hulk smashes the rock against clay and figure base*
I love the snarky, honest sense of humor that you have! It keeps me chuckling through the whole video and makes me feel a lot better about the mistakes I make as a very new amateur.
“Despite the flaws I’d say it’s flawless” got me😂
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Good stuff Adam, after a few failed attempts of trying to do what you do, I feel like I can handle failing again.
Paul should have His Own movie on Sci Fi....Loved the narration as you Created this magnificent Beast of a Monster.....❤
This is easily my favorite NoTB video
Stuff like this is why I’m scared of the ocean
Great job Adam
These videos are one of the biggest reasons im excited for friday. Keep up the good work!
oh wait, he only posts on friday? i've been a subscriber for like a little less than a year :/
This is genuinely one of the cutest lil guys you've made so far on the channel and he turned out pretty great. And as for the bubbles, what ocean doesn't have bubbles and turbulence from all the movement? Phenomenal job all around.
That, was Bloody-Awesome!! The wispy blood under Paul is brilliant! Thank you for sharing your time and your adventure.👍🤟🪡🎨
Adam, that's a straight up Garchomp
Seeing hints if the back, man you really did muck that up. But i think it's so cool how hard you try and spin the failures into successes. It may have looked really bad but i would have loved to see the other side and just ignored the flaws. I swtg resin is cursed but everytime you make a masterpiece with it. Thanks for making my Friday extra rad :)
This truly is the single greatest piece of content that has ever existed and it has fundamentally changed the way the world works. I'm glad to have been present to witness the cosmic shift in our understanding of space, time, and everything in between.
PREDATOR SCULPT NEXT !!!
I agree
The Sharkasaurus Rex evolved to live on land, and in the ocean. The bubbles are because he jumped into the water, onto his prey from above!!
Incredible job. The Great White is my favorite sea creature of all time. You did it justice!
these sculptures always end up a very precise mix of cool, weird, and/or creepy. I absolutely love them.
Adam is one of the best artists on you tube. this was such a sick project and your comedy is on another level lol. awesome job man
Hey adam you’re probably not gonna see this comment but can you make a skull crawler please.
Thank you for producing videos of the highest quality nonstop I am addicted to your videos keep it up! :) North of the border all the way. Tiny Nerdy Things are so cool
Hilarious narration, I loved that! Super build of the sharkosaurus. The blood in the water was genius.
I came over to this video because it was mentioned in the Shark/Dragon video (which my bf sent to me) and I'm super excited to see the final result because I drew a Sharkosaurus Rex for an art project when I was in middle school like 7 years ago. While middle school me would be sad that I wasn't original, adult me is excited to see a full visualization of something I drew forever ago. (And thanks to another comment elsewhere, apparently there's a video game I need to find and try with one of these guys in it). Anyways, these are super cool and kind of make me want to start drawing again
As a leader of the Sharkasaurus Rex club. I am sorry to inform you that since this Sharkasaurus Rex is so inaccurate, we have to permanently ban you
The amount of effort put into these videos is unrivaled.
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Best part ever!!!
Fixing the big fart bubble with blood-like red silicone was inspired. A joy to watch you masterfully turn a bug into a feature.
Fun fact: Trex could swim! They had powerful lands and a handful of hollow bones making it perfect for swimming!
Tyrannolodon
can you maybe make something from subnautica I just really love the game and want to see a clay sculpture from it it can be anything just and idea if you have none, if not that's ok if you read this thank you
this is so insane that i can feel sharkasaurus rex coming inside of me
Honestly the bubbles make it look even cooler and more like an action shot
The bubbles really add motion and that blood was genius! Love it...
The end result with the glamour shots are terrifying but the way you narrate the creation process is so absurdly hilarious that I’m starting to think that the opposite of fear may actually comedy, like you tackle a scream of horror with its natural opposite: laughter
The "mistakes" are really what brought it to life!
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i personally like when bubbles happen, makes it look more real, rapid movment in water causes bubbles, so it looks better like that
NGL all the accidents with the resin and how you handled it is the best part of this video and I adore your project!
This just reminds me of the original Jurassic park book where the T-Rex dived in a river to pursue Alan and the kids
He make the most realistic creations ever 😮
the bubbles actually look really good for such an action filled scene, I don`t mind them at all
Fun "fact":
The diminutive forelegs of the Tyrannosaurus Rex was a natural power limiter, as if it ever learned how to bench press it would have been unstoppable and ended up ruining the fragile 1970's ecosystem.
Paul is spectacular. Resin blood worked out magnificently. Poor shark sushi. I love this so much!!
Seeing you make a shark creature was such an awesome creation!! Thank you Adam for a VERY enjoyable video.
I would recommend pouring the resin from the bottom instead of pouring from the top over the figure, this way you won’t get air bubbles around the figure, it will fill up the space as it rises from the bottom of the structure in which you’re pouring the resin
If I can add my suggestion on the resin: try larger fills like this in layers, doing about an inch at a time and sticking around while it cures to torch bubbles near the surface. It’ll keep any bubbles that do form small, and the resin itself won’t get too hot. A bonus is you won’t need that makeshift trash bin to mix all of it at once!
There is already a game that took this idea long before you did this sculpture. It still looks better in 3D than in the 2D style of the game. Good work man.
Just saw his merch and I love how he added his phrase “Wormy Dealies” onto a shirt! I LOVE IT!!!!”
Honestly, the bubbles actually look thematically appropriate. You've got a couple of fish on the bottom of the ocean that just got done with a fight and one's presumably still moving. That's going to cause some obvious turbulence. Mix that in with your fixes and it honestly looks really good.
hi, im a marine biology student! great job on this creature, though i will leave a little note: the sharkasaurus rex usually lives in the gloomy sublittoral zone, so the lighting would be a little darker in real life for this magnificent beast. perfectly anatomically correct, though! fantastic work!
Hello Adam, Professional paleontologist here,
Your Sharkasaurus Rex is pretty god, although in reality it was much larger, (aswell as it's farts), and the legs are a bit to long, but other than that its fine. :) (oh yeah, and I love your vids)