Tire. I love trash being reused. Re the trouser situation: This is the exact reason why all of my clothing is 100 % cotton. Once I wore some fashionable jeans, containing elastane, and they melted to my thigh. Not nice.
I absolutely love the tire sculptures for many reasons including re-use, makes for a beautiful covering and is highly creative. But I also love the wood / acrylic sculptures too.
i was not expecting a 3 legged tire alligator when i clicked on this video but im so glad thats what i found. i didnt even know this kind of art was a thing. absolutely incredible
On your last video I suggested that your sculptures were too perfect, too idyllic, impossibly flawless depictions of nature. Wow is this sculpture a departure from that. I absolutely love how this alligator looks. It's vivid, it's raw, it's unfiltered, exactly as nature can be. Great job mate.
This is both a great but also challenging material to sculpt with. I find it very hard to get fine detail with it, this is incredible! Thank you for taking the time to film the process and sharing!
1: This sculpture is basic and can be considered as a very easy sculpture for beginners. 2: this is not a masterpiece because it's simply not a piece of Art. 3: heathens are super easy to impress.
This is definitely a masterpiece.. I still can't fathom how you used tyres to give all the intricate shapes of the alligator's body contours.. freaking amazing.. 😱😱😱😱😱
In the bison video, he said he had tried that but since the staple gun shoots them out with such a high speed, that paint comes off. So he has to paint them at the end.
This video came up as I was researching how to DIY stucco an outside wall. It’s been over 15 minutes and I’m no further in knowing how to do that but I’m so glad I found this channel. Awesome sculpture! New TH-cam rabbit hole to go down.
Wow I’ve always admired your tire art, this definitely is one of your very best sculptures. Congratulations Tripod for having Blake immortalized you. What an honor.♥️🐊 ♥️🐊♥️🐊♥️🐊♥️🐊♥️🐊
The sculpture looks great. As far as the material you use, I like seeing all different types. You don't have to be a 1 trick pony. Keep on sculpting and stay awesome.
*Absolutely blown away by your incredible talent and creativity! 🐊🎨 The hand-carved alligator sculpture looks absolutely lifelike and the use of stainless steel, foam, fiberglass, and recycled tires is not only innovative but also environmentally conscious. What an honor to contribute such a masterpiece to the PGA Zurich Classic. This famous gator is going to add a whole new level of charm to the fairways. Your dedication and skill shine through every detail of this sculpture. Amazing work! 👏👏👏*
Whatever medium you use to sculpt, I’m freakin blown away! Love seeing tires recycled. Your brilliant! Tripod looks dashing. I love the juxtaposition of rubber and metal. You go Mister Wizard!!
I just finished an 80+ hour commissioned piece-I can imagine how much work goes into something like this-amazing piece. Great work-as always...As for "flying sparks" : Full length leather apron :)
17:38 done and done! Great work, my dad had all girls...I was the closest boy he had. Nothing better than being under the car with him, or his assistant on his builds. The 1st thing he ever made with me was an alligator out of wood and rubber for me to drag around on a string. Still got it with the heart and I love you inscribed under his rubber tongue... LOVED this, my dad would love your channel of he was still here. Congrats on all your commissions happy creating!
This is one of your best sculptures ever, mate. Completely perfect! The tires made for perfect Alligator skin, and whoooaa, those teeth! You are a menace as an artist, in the best of ways! This is the third or fourth time I watch this video, it's simply exceptionally great. Keep it up! Sending you loads of love from me, a Swede in Norway :)
I am a huge fan of the epoxy and wood sculptures. That being said, the eagle and now Tripod make it really difficult not to love the tire sculptures aswell. Fantastic work all around!
I literally just finished some practice pieces of an alligator character of mine, so this is extra special for me right now lol. I love your tire sculptures so much, they have an elegance and a wildness to them that I didn't think such a medium could portray, but your poses are amazing. Like high high end taxidermy.
This is super super cool… what an incredible creative talent and skill you have Sir! I can see it would take a lot of hard work and determination getting through a piece like this… I look forward to seeing more of your work! 😊
I've seen several of your videos and this one made me a subscriber! I am born and raised Florida Gator! I would LOVE a FL Gator for my son and daughter-in-law. They are die hard Gator fans! If you do sculptures for customers I would be very interested. Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful work! You are AMAZING!💥❤
It's awesome to see you carving (hur hur) out a niche for yourself with these commissions. You're the go-to guy for animal sculptures. I'm in my second year of running my own small business so I have some idea how awesome that must feel.
I like how you recycled tires. How you recycled tires is amazing. This piece depicts a heavy animal. It looks like a heavy animal, but your other material choices were also amazing, making this sculpture manageable. Hope the clients liked it.
I'm no expert, but I honestly believe that your ability to create such a life-like sculpture out of foam and tires is not too far off from Michelangelo's ability to do the same with marble. This is an absolute masterpiece! The things you do will always amaze me
What an amazing creature to be able to honor. Honestly I like both the wood and resin and the tire sculptures that you do! They're both so unique and turn out so well! You do an amazing job!
As super cool as this is (and it IS super cool!), I think you maybe missed an opportunity with the eyes. There are some really amazing YT videos out here teaching how to create reptile/dragon eyes with the elongated pupil which are made from acrylic. They can have absolutely amazing colors (blue, green, red, orange) and follow the high and low light flecks you would see in animals. Maybe next time you do a reptile-like project, you could try your hand at making custom eyes?! Great work as always!
congratulations your sculptures are really amazing! the most boring part must be touching up all the nails with black paint. Have you ever tried using black nails or doing a coating treatment to darken the staples before using them? if you find the right formula you could save a lot of time. anyway you're really great, your videos are a great source of inspiration!
Gotta say at first I was like oh my god yes! Tires as texture for the scales thats absolutely brilliant! But then you also covered the big scales on its back. That kind of overloaded the whole thing
Wow, the level of detail you work at is astounding. You're a true artist, and I can only imagine your Michelangelo-level backaches! Thanks for sharing.
I watched from beginning to end, totally mesmerised. Wow. 😮😮 what a job, the attention to detail, the planning and imagination. One of the coolest creations except those of Gods that I have seen.
You never fail to amaze us, Blake. I was wondering when an alligator was going to be the target of these foam/fiberglass/tire sculptures. The result is better than what i could have possibly imagined. While i'm not a fan of golf or its negative environmental impact on native ecosystems/biodiversity, i can still very much see just how much of an honor it was to have this commissioned by Zurich. What a spectacular feat. Truly cannot wait to see what you'll do next (as always). If i only had the money, i would love to commission you to sculpt me a piece of my original alien species. A distant dream to be, im sure but its still fun to imagine X)
Really? You’re bringing an environmental agenda into a comment section about a beautiful sculpture? Just so you know, golf courses provide significant natural areas that benefit people and wildlife in increasingly urbanized communities across North America and throughout the world (according to Audubon International).
@@Just_Smile-n2w Aah! i didn't mean any disrespect to the piece by it, im awfully sorry. Also i wasn't aware of there being much environmental benefits. That's on me. Most things i've read on/heard of tend to focus on the loss of biodiversity with how much of the land gets turned from untouched prarie (with wild flowers and herbs and shrubs with their own fauna of course) into regularly trimmed grass and the heavy use of pesticides. I was happy to read that they do try to be more eco friendly and provide for the wildlife that they allow to stick close-ish. Thank you for the enlightement :3
This video may have literally just pushed me to be a sculptor. (I've done small scale stuff but I am now seriously intrigued and motivated to try my hand at something more substantial
🙀 Speechless! And NOT a cat video. I watched every minute, fascinated by how you were able to create something something so unique out of tires yet lifelike and true to form. Great sculpture and a well made “riveting” video. 💕
As someone who can only draw, all I can say is WOW! What an awesome job. My grandmother has artwork in museums, she taught me so much, so I can appreciate your work. Unbelievable my friend….really nice work 👍🙂 Amazing! One day I’ll be able to do what your already able to do…..I hope🤞
I watched the entire thing with the volume off. It was captivating just as a silent film. As a props and sets fabricator, I was very impressed with your budget materials, your long hours, and your commitment to simple elegance. It all paid off.
Incredible piece of art, the texture of the tire fits so well I won't ever see a crocodilian without associating it with tires again. Also, I couldn't help but shiver at the thought of some bird pooping on it while it was being transported and installed outside. 🤣
My dad built parade floats when I was a kid, and we used electric turkey carving knives to trim the foam. They work great, and the thrift store is full of them!
I would love to see this sculpture in its final placement on the golf course. That would be awesome. Also a reaction video showing the expressions when this beautiful beast is revealed & seen for first time. Oh, my Goodness, reactions & wonderment are the best. You're such a talented, amazing artist. Thank you for sharing your process and how you create your sculptural inspirations!Blessings Always... Valentine
You did a wonderful job on the gator. It looks so real! The texture of the tires so perfectly resembles not only the hard, jagged top side of the beast but the soft, vulnerable underbelly as well! Wonderful job! P.S. I hope you get a salary from TH-cam for the insane amount of time you spend making these videos!
I just kept thinking Steve Irwin would have LOVED your sculpture! Fantastic work. PS - love the videos with your narrative, the creative process is so interesting and we're enjoying all of them equally!
I think I've just found my new favourite channel!second video in and I'm hooked.The first was the epoxy and wood skull alongside the clear resin one and clear and gold.Stunning project,I'm in awe.😮
You, sir are an amazing artist ! I love the tire videos ! I have never thought of foam and bike tires ! I did make a giant butterfly out of a wooden outdoor umbrella frame, but now my mind is working overtime after seeing your videos !! 🙄 You are funny too ! Thank you for just being you ! More videos please ! ❤❤❤
I recently saw a clever person pre-color (paint) the staples before applying them to a project to save on the tedious job of coloring them afterward. Never occurred to me before seeing that. Brilliant results on this sculpture! I hope it got some good coverage at the event.
Dear Heart! You inspired me!! For a long time, I've wanted a tire sculpture of a HUUUUGE snake I once saw posted on farcebk. It was coiled to strike and it was fearsome. Now, personally, i don't like snakes, but this snake was AWEsome! Stick THAT in your front yard and you'd have no need for an alarm system!! Making my own version would be right up my alley. By the way, I'll be 77, soon. And I'm just getting started. I'm learning shop equipment and I've got ideas. Oh, boy, do i have ideas!!! Thank you. Shalom and GOD Bless you. --jana, sun antonio, tejas
Do you like Tire or Wood & Epoxy sculptures better?
Tire. I love trash being reused. Re the trouser situation: This is the exact reason why all of my clothing is 100 % cotton. Once I wore some fashionable jeans, containing elastane, and they melted to my thigh. Not nice.
I absolutely love the tire sculptures for many reasons including re-use, makes for a beautiful covering and is highly creative. But I also love the wood / acrylic sculptures too.
Both, they each have their place.
Both
I like the wood and Epoxy better but I like the idea of tire sculptures they look cool
i was not expecting a 3 legged tire alligator when i clicked on this video but im so glad thats what i found. i didnt even know this kind of art was a thing. absolutely incredible
Why does it only have 3 legs?
@@eatyourgreens7300 im sure theres a story to it, but im not the right person to ask
Mert ez egy mutáns.🕊
The description says the gator is famous and the art will be presented at an event to honor the gator.
@@eatyourgreens7300 1:19
On your last video I suggested that your sculptures were too perfect, too idyllic, impossibly flawless depictions of nature. Wow is this sculpture a departure from that. I absolutely love how this alligator looks. It's vivid, it's raw, it's unfiltered, exactly as nature can be. Great job mate.
haha thank you! I wanted this guy to be raw and aggressive!
If I remember correctly there was an animal with no balls! He chopped them off!
@@gracenjuguna7292 It was a buffalo and he removed the genitals of it. There were no testicles involved in the original sculpture.
@@GothamCtySiren Poor buffalo
😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
Absolutely fascinating watching you create such an alternative work of art! Thanks for the step by step presentation!
This is both a great but also challenging material to sculpt with. I find it very hard to get fine detail with it, this is incredible! Thank you for taking the time to film the process and sharing!
Yeah I love sculpting with clay but have always been intimidated by foam, but I'm ready to give it a shot.
Really? As a non sculptor foam seems like it would be the easiest
INCREDIBLE how well the tyres give that scaley effect.
You are superbly talented!
The sculpture is a masterpiece and also the video production. Thanks Blake for taking us into your world!
Thanks Gitara!
1: This sculpture is basic and can be considered as a very easy sculpture for beginners.
2: this is not a masterpiece because it's simply not a piece of Art.
3: heathens are super easy to impress.
@@francoisjoly7696 your envy is flowing through your mouth into oblivion
A giccs világába!!🤭🕊
let me just slide this into the 200s for ya and I agree!
This is definitely a masterpiece.. I still can't fathom how you used tyres to give all the intricate shapes of the alligator's body contours.. freaking amazing.. 😱😱😱😱😱
You can paint the back of the staples while they’re still in the box all attached. That way when you shoot them in they’re already the right colour
In the bison video, he said he had tried that but since the staple gun shoots them out with such a high speed, that paint comes off. So he has to paint them at the end.
Did he scuff them first?
@@Mrtimekilla Maybe even try gun-blue
Was it paint on staples or like a rubber cement, which you can't put on staples then put in gun
Or just use black staples
You’re an inspiration! Thank you for sharing with us, and keep up the great work.
This video came up as I was researching how to DIY stucco an outside wall. It’s been over 15 minutes and I’m no further in knowing how to do that but I’m so glad I found this channel. Awesome sculpture! New TH-cam rabbit hole to go down.
Wow I’ve always admired your tire art, this definitely is one of your very best sculptures. Congratulations Tripod for having Blake immortalized you. What an honor.♥️🐊 ♥️🐊♥️🐊♥️🐊♥️🐊♥️🐊
Thank you so much 😀
This isn't just art....its a masterpiece 😮 I'm envious of the club for having this...
Thank you so much!
Masterpiece of destroying the environment
The sculpture looks great. As far as the material you use, I like seeing all different types. You don't have to be a 1 trick pony. Keep on sculpting and stay awesome.
Thanks Adam!
*Absolutely blown away by your incredible talent and creativity! 🐊🎨 The hand-carved alligator sculpture looks absolutely lifelike and the use of stainless steel, foam, fiberglass, and recycled tires is not only innovative but also environmentally conscious. What an honor to contribute such a masterpiece to the PGA Zurich Classic. This famous gator is going to add a whole new level of charm to the fairways. Your dedication and skill shine through every detail of this sculpture. Amazing work! 👏👏👏*
I’m speechless!!! Fascinating to see it unfold!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉
I began in the industry as a sculptor and this thing is mind blowing! Congratulations that’s an amazing piece of art.
I was amazed by the amount of detail in the first half. Then the tires took it to a new level of awesome!
Thanks Daniel!
Thank you so much for the uploads Blake, Its an absolute pleasure when a new video of yours comes up!
Thank you for watching them!
Whatever medium you use to sculpt, I’m freakin blown away! Love seeing tires recycled. Your brilliant! Tripod looks dashing. I love the juxtaposition of rubber and metal. You go Mister Wizard!!
I just finished an 80+ hour commissioned piece-I can imagine how much work goes into something like this-amazing piece. Great work-as always...As for "flying sparks" : Full length leather apron :)
17:38 done and done! Great work, my dad had all girls...I was the closest boy he had. Nothing better than being under the car with him, or his assistant on his builds. The 1st thing he ever made with me was an alligator out of wood and rubber for me to drag around on a string. Still got it with the heart and I love you inscribed under his rubber tongue... LOVED this, my dad would love your channel of he was still here. Congrats on all your commissions happy creating!
Lol pickme girl
Impressive work
Thanks Zohir!
This is one of your best sculptures ever, mate. Completely perfect! The tires made for perfect Alligator skin, and whoooaa, those teeth! You are a menace as an artist, in the best of ways! This is the third or fourth time I watch this video, it's simply exceptionally great. Keep it up! Sending you loads of love from me, a Swede in Norway :)
It’s not perfect
@@maybehbabeh5217nothing 8s perfect except god
Honestly I don’t have the words to express your talent .
Brilliant. Love the use of many materials. Thanks for sharing your idea's and skills👌 love your humour 😂
I am a huge fan of the epoxy and wood sculptures. That being said, the eagle and now Tripod make it really difficult not to love the tire sculptures aswell. Fantastic work all around!
Thanks Pam!
I literally just finished some practice pieces of an alligator character of mine, so this is extra special for me right now lol. I love your tire sculptures so much, they have an elegance and a wildness to them that I didn't think such a medium could portray, but your poses are amazing. Like high high end taxidermy.
Thank you so much Alder!
You have outdone yourself, I thought this was going to look really amateurish, oh boy, how wrong I was.
This is super super cool… what an incredible creative talent and skill you have Sir! I can see it would take a lot of hard work and determination getting through a piece like this… I look forward to seeing more of your work! 😊
I've seen several of your videos and this one made me a subscriber! I am born and raised Florida Gator! I would LOVE a FL Gator for my son and daughter-in-law. They are die hard Gator fans! If you do sculptures for customers I would be very interested. Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful work! You are AMAZING!💥❤
Cladding the Alligator in bicycle tyre treads was a masterstroke. I wasn't sure that was going to work but it looks awesome. The sculpture is amazing
I thought this was a cake by the thumbnail 😂
Same😊
Same
Foody girls
Better than an thumbnail in youre cake
What makes you think a cake is made using a chainsaw?
It's awesome to see you carving (hur hur) out a niche for yourself with these commissions. You're the go-to guy for animal sculptures. I'm in my second year of running my own small business so I have some idea how awesome that must feel.
Not only are you so talented but the patience you have is insane
TRIPOD! I’m Gobsmacked with your creation and ALL the layers it took to arrive at the FINISH!
I like how you recycled tires. How you recycled tires is amazing. This piece depicts a heavy animal. It looks like a heavy animal, but your other material choices were also amazing, making this sculpture manageable. Hope the clients liked it.
I'm no expert, but I honestly believe that your ability to create such a life-like sculpture out of foam and tires is not too far off from Michelangelo's ability to do the same with marble. This is an absolute masterpiece! The things you do will always amaze me
Thank you so much Stephen, I am no Michelangelo, however one can dream!
lol i work with XPS foam.. its simple. carving out of stone is a million times more challenging and difficult.
Friend I love him, but you have exaggereted a little bit 😅😅😅
People really get impres so easy nowadays
@@sirmi9868 and thus more happier than you :)
You combined all of my favorite passions into one video - sculpting, metal fabrication, spray foam and pure artistry. You're the man dude!
What an amazing creature to be able to honor. Honestly I like both the wood and resin and the tire sculptures that you do! They're both so unique and turn out so well! You do an amazing job!
Thank you so much Alice!
As super cool as this is (and it IS super cool!), I think you maybe missed an opportunity with the eyes. There are some really amazing YT videos out here teaching how to create reptile/dragon eyes with the elongated pupil which are made from acrylic. They can have absolutely amazing colors (blue, green, red, orange) and follow the high and low light flecks you would see in animals. Maybe next time you do a reptile-like project, you could try your hand at making custom eyes?! Great work as always!
Knee hole pants..the Ramones in mid 70s.
Duct tape pants...Iggy Pop similar time frame..lol.
Love the sculpture.
Absolutely magnificent! But resisting the urge to say he looks tired... was too hard. 😁
Im sure he was having a Goodyear and that you had to tread carefully (ok ill stop with the tire related puns lol)
congratulations your sculptures are really amazing! the most boring part must be touching up all the nails with black paint. Have you ever tried using black nails or doing a coating treatment to darken the staples before using them? if you find the right formula you could save a lot of time. anyway you're really great, your videos are a great source of inspiration!
That’s insane how good that looks! The texture makes it man
Thanks Jessie!
Heavens to mergatroid that sculpture is breathtaking. Stunning artistry. Thanks for filming the journey for us!
Watching stuff this is why I encourage kids to explore the arts find what moves you, this right here is ART.
I bet his neighbours are amazed at the stuff that comes out his garage
Gotta say at first I was like oh my god yes! Tires as texture for the scales thats absolutely brilliant! But then you also covered the big scales on its back. That kind of overloaded the whole thing
Absolutely incredible, I’ve subscribed to support you and want you to create more masterpieces like this 🎉
Wow, the level of detail you work at is astounding. You're a true artist, and I can only imagine your Michelangelo-level backaches! Thanks for sharing.
I watched from beginning to end, totally mesmerised. Wow. 😮😮 what a job, the attention to detail, the planning and imagination. One of the coolest creations except those of Gods that I have seen.
You never fail to amaze us, Blake.
I was wondering when an alligator was going to be the target of these foam/fiberglass/tire sculptures. The result is better than what i could have possibly imagined.
While i'm not a fan of golf or its negative environmental impact on native ecosystems/biodiversity, i can still very much see just how much of an honor it was to have this commissioned by Zurich. What a spectacular feat.
Truly cannot wait to see what you'll do next (as always).
If i only had the money, i would love to commission you to sculpt me a piece of my original alien species.
A distant dream to be, im sure but its still fun to imagine X)
Thank you so much! I've wanted to do an alligator out of tires for a long time now. appreciate it!
Really? You’re bringing an environmental agenda into a comment section about a beautiful sculpture? Just so you know, golf courses provide significant natural areas that benefit people and wildlife in increasingly urbanized communities across North America and throughout the world (according to Audubon International).
@@Just_Smile-n2w Aah! i didn't mean any disrespect to the piece by it, im awfully sorry.
Also i wasn't aware of there being much environmental benefits. That's on me.
Most things i've read on/heard of tend to focus on the loss of biodiversity with how much of the land gets turned from untouched prarie (with wild flowers and herbs and shrubs with their own fauna of course) into regularly trimmed grass and the heavy use of pesticides.
I was happy to read that they do try to be more eco friendly and provide for the wildlife that they allow to stick close-ish.
Thank you for the enlightement :3
@@Zuhqeel A very polite & reasonable response. Thank you.
These are more edible than those realistic “cakes” smothered in fondant
This video may have literally just pushed me to be a sculptor. (I've done small scale stuff but I am now seriously intrigued and motivated to try my hand at something more substantial
Thanks, Blake. Admirable work and sharing your process was very educational as well as entertaining.
Hour 301 finds out wife left and married someone else.
My love of this 'gator is matched only by my loathing of golf courses! Absolutely beautiful work!
🙀 Speechless! And NOT a cat video. I watched every minute, fascinated by how you were able to create something something so unique out of tires yet lifelike and true to form. Great sculpture and a well made “riveting” video. 💕
I taught you'd messed up when i saw the tires.. what a Twist!
It looks really good!
Thanks for the video!
From Canada 🇨🇦
I’m 8 min in and so far I’m most impressed by how you created the scales down the body and tail.
As someone who can only draw, all I can say is WOW! What an awesome job. My grandmother has artwork in museums, she taught me so much, so I can appreciate your work. Unbelievable my friend….really nice work 👍🙂 Amazing! One day I’ll be able to do what your already able to do…..I hope🤞
Practice makes perfect ❤
I watched the entire thing with the volume off. It was captivating just as a silent film. As a props and sets fabricator, I was very impressed with your budget materials, your long hours, and your commitment to simple elegance. It all paid off.
The sculpture is beautiful and the actual subject is adorable.
HOLY !!!! That thing is out of this world ! SPECTACULAR !
A wonderful job, I am very impressed. It's a lot of fun to watch 👍👍👍
Incredible piece of art, the texture of the tire fits so well I won't ever see a crocodilian without associating it with tires again.
Also, I couldn't help but shiver at the thought of some bird pooping on it while it was being transported and installed outside. 🤣
My dad built parade floats when I was a kid, and we used electric turkey carving knives to trim the foam. They work great, and the thrift store is full of them!
That is EPIC! I dont like crocs or alligators but i admire the work. Want to see lifesize horse with actual mane and tail. 😍
That’s amazing!
This is what youtube is for.
Amazing work sir. Thank you.
Wow your sculptures are incredible ❤please keep sculpting 😊I LOVE YOUR SCULPTING 🎉😍❤️
I love it. I have made Christmas Ornaments for years using this building foam sheets..this just amazes me
I love this! For years I’ve wanted to start sculpting cool stuff with tire remains from the roadside.
That is a level of skill and patience I will never know!
Outstanding!
I would love to see this sculpture in its final placement on the golf course. That would be awesome. Also a reaction video showing the expressions when this beautiful beast is revealed & seen for first time. Oh, my Goodness, reactions & wonderment are the best. You're such a talented, amazing artist. Thank you for sharing your process and how you create your sculptural inspirations!Blessings Always... Valentine
You did a wonderful job on the gator. It looks so real! The texture of the tires so perfectly resembles not only the hard, jagged top side of the beast but the soft, vulnerable underbelly as well! Wonderful job! P.S. I hope you get a salary from TH-cam for the insane amount of time you spend making these videos!
A small suggestion, try spraying the staples black before loading them... might make your job easy I guess...
I figured anything that takes 300 hours of someone's time deserves a view & i enjoyed it. Solid work
Time well spent. Unbelievably creative!
I just kept thinking Steve Irwin would have LOVED your sculpture! Fantastic work. PS - love the videos with your narrative, the creative process is so interesting and we're enjoying all of them equally!
The combination you do is so awesome.
Great work.I'm an artist as well.I love rubber tires for creating.You've taken it to another level!
Wow, I have to say, this is your best work so far! 🔥
... then, proceed to watch another BM Sculptures video, and say the same thing!
👏👏👏
That was fun to watch - for us. 18,000 minutes cut to 18 for the video. You are an amazing artist.
I think I've just found my new favourite channel!second video in and I'm hooked.The first was the epoxy and wood skull alongside the clear resin one and clear and gold.Stunning project,I'm in awe.😮
You, sir are an amazing artist ! I love the tire videos ! I have never thought of foam and bike tires ! I did make a giant butterfly out of a wooden outdoor umbrella frame, but now my mind is working overtime after seeing your videos !! 🙄 You are funny too ! Thank you for just being you ! More videos please ! ❤❤❤
I want to see
Wow! Incredible artist! Great unique attention to detail.
Wow..! 😱 fantastic job. You are very talented. 💯% 👍👍👍👍
I recently saw a clever person pre-color (paint) the staples before applying them to a project to save on the tedious job of coloring them afterward. Never occurred to me before seeing that. Brilliant results on this sculpture! I hope it got some good coverage at the event.
Beautiful job! You’re a true master of your media!
watched - start to finish. the word deserves that much - great job, awesome video - 18 minutes of thorough entertainment!
Wow landed on this as a recommendation. Well done YT this was actually worth watching. Fantastic sculpture sir!!
Dude, that's amazing. I'm awe struck. It's literally the most beautiful sculpture of a reptile that I've ever seen.
Incredible work. I enjoyed every minute of this.
Dear Heart!
You inspired me!! For a long time, I've wanted a tire sculpture of a HUUUUGE snake I once saw posted on farcebk. It was coiled to strike and it was fearsome.
Now, personally, i don't like snakes, but this snake was AWEsome! Stick THAT in your front yard and you'd have no need for an alarm system!! Making my own version would be right up my alley.
By the way, I'll be 77, soon. And I'm just getting started. I'm learning shop equipment and I've got ideas. Oh, boy, do i have ideas!!!
Thank you. Shalom and GOD Bless you.
--jana, sun antonio, tejas
Wow, That's AMAZING! What a great job!
Your work is so amazing! Love the alligator!
The end result is impressive, It must give you immense satisfaction seeing it all come together
SImply jaw dropping. Brilliant finish.
Really amazing work. Your have such a great eye for shaping and the carvings. 😮❤🎉