As usual, outstanding job. We are thankful for the long video giving present and future children so much joy. For those being isolated, and some quarantined, these are very much liberating in ways you can only imagine. So thank you all for having taken some of the sadness out of these long and upsetting situations. Tell all the children to remember to be as kind today as all of you are every day. Please stay safe.
One of the reasons that I love watching your videos is because of the experience I had sculpting foam when doing a candy window for a local art event, cutting the foam was so much fun, but you take it to new levels!
Another outstanding job. Thankyou so very much for addressing some of my emailed questions in this video, it is much appreciated. I hope that you have enough projects on the go that all can remain in work and that none of your clients go belly up and are unable to make final payments. I really hope that your videos will continue to brighten my feed over the next couple of panic filled months.
As always. . . Great work and impeccably done! Loving the beach vibe and the little mermaid is super cute and will be loved by all the kids. Thank you for the video. I needed a break from that burning polystyrene smell. What better way to spend it than watching others do the same thing.
AWESOME!...nothing like a 26 min Sculpture Studios video to watch when home quarantined. Loved all the footage and I never knew you employed Charlie Brown’s teacher from “Peanuts” as a painter! Lot’s of LOL’s and of course the dancing, Brilliant! Keep the vid’s coming!! .
Love your videos. As an extremely new amature I love watching your techniques and how everything comes together. If I ever get out your way would love to meet you!
Have You guys ever made some thing that went to America? My wife angie and I live in Massachusetts. We love your videos. Maybe one day we’ll even purchase something from you. We reach that financial and Business level
Hey John. We created a pair of skipping twin figures for a children's hospital in Oklahoma a few years back. Bit of an older video, but here's the link for the project: th-cam.com/video/5KBBBTFMMJ8/w-d-xo.html We also created the giant nests and child figures for the Harry Potter and the Cursed Child theatre production on Broadway in New York (but that's a hush hush project that we're unfortunately not allowed to release the video for!) Would be great to create something for you if you ever think of something you may want :) something for the home or garden perhaps
Great work, but Melody has manlier hands than I do!
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The dragon of nightmare you should said !! Whaou, your mermaid is realy beautifull. It's a little funny to ear that you use the same expression "elbow grease" as us in France (the right side of the channel ? ;-) ) lol. Just 1 thing i didn't understand, "what is this duck done for" (maybe you said it and i didn't understood). And why pink ? i thought it would be yellow !!! ... as a duck. I must absolutly try glass fiber in a future projet for sure. Maybe for a slide too, why not. It's a curious material that i don't know. Thank you for the vidéo Aden.
The duck was wanted for just photo opportunities I think. And I think it was pink to stay in keeping with their logo colours. That's just what they asked for :) Thank yooouuuu
Congratulations your works are spectacular magnificent I am a fan of you. I would like to know what material you use to cover the sculpture before fiberglass.
@@AdenHynesSculptureStudios mermaids and lot of pink on the duck, and teal very pretty sculpture and i find it fascinating that all this was a block of styrofoam. very cool.
Jeez, looks like a really fun job and a really fun place to work with a nice boss!
As usual, outstanding job. We are thankful for the long video giving present and future children so much joy. For those being isolated, and some quarantined, these are very much liberating in ways you can only imagine. So thank you all for having taken some of the sadness out of these long and upsetting situations. Tell all the children to remember to be as kind today as all of you are every day. Please stay safe.
One of the reasons that I love watching your videos is because of the experience I had sculpting foam when doing a candy window for a local art event, cutting the foam was so much fun, but you take it to new levels!
Another outstanding job. Thankyou so very much for addressing some of my emailed questions in this video, it is much appreciated. I hope that you have enough projects on the go that all can remain in work and that none of your clients go belly up and are unable to make final payments. I really hope that your videos will continue to brighten my feed over the next couple of panic filled months.
As always. . . Great work and impeccably done! Loving the beach vibe and the little mermaid is super cute and will be loved by all the kids.
Thank you for the video. I needed a break from that burning polystyrene smell. What better way to spend it than watching others do the same thing.
AWESOME!...nothing like a 26 min Sculpture Studios video to watch when home quarantined. Loved all the footage and I never knew you employed Charlie Brown’s teacher from “Peanuts” as a painter! Lot’s of LOL’s and of course the dancing, Brilliant! Keep the vid’s coming!! .
Great job as always keep it up .looked like a real beach to make but you guy slid by with it .keep up the great work and have fun as you do.
Such a pretty slide 😊
One of the Best videos of yours i've ever seen
Super works
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Love your videos. As an extremely new amature I love watching your techniques and how everything comes together. If I ever get out your way would love to meet you!
Nice job 👍🏼
Great job. ❤️👍
awesome work!!!
Genial. Fantástico
Do y'all use any acetone in the cleanup of your fiberglass molds? It is a common technique here stateside.
Wow it's a great job, i love it, your work, I would like to learn it sorry for my bad English
😅Hello from French Guyana
Woow nice
Hello, i am Udin dekorasi, a decorator from Indonesia, i want to ask. What name of foam glue that you use on this video, cream glue foam ..
Looks to me like "Great Stuff" foam sealant. You can carve it after it is cured as well.
Hi guys, it's a No Nonsense poly urethane expanding foam. Thank yooouuuuuu!
Have You guys ever made some thing that went to America? My wife angie and I live in Massachusetts. We love your videos. Maybe one day we’ll even purchase something from you. We reach that financial and Business level
Hey John. We created a pair of skipping twin figures for a children's hospital in Oklahoma a few years back. Bit of an older video, but here's the link for the project:
th-cam.com/video/5KBBBTFMMJ8/w-d-xo.html
We also created the giant nests and child figures for the Harry Potter and the Cursed Child theatre production on Broadway in New York (but that's a hush hush project that we're unfortunately not allowed to release the video for!)
Would be great to create something for you if you ever think of something you may want :) something for the home or garden perhaps
Great work, but Melody has manlier hands than I do!
The dragon of nightmare you should said !! Whaou, your mermaid is realy beautifull. It's a little funny to ear that you use the same expression "elbow grease" as us in France (the right side of the channel ? ;-) ) lol. Just 1 thing i didn't understand, "what is this duck done for" (maybe you said it and i didn't understood). And why pink ? i thought it would be yellow !!! ... as a duck.
I must absolutly try glass fiber in a future projet for sure. Maybe for a slide too, why not. It's a curious material that i don't know.
Thank you for the vidéo Aden.
The duck was wanted for just photo opportunities I think. And I think it was pink to stay in keeping with their logo colours. That's just what they asked for :) Thank yooouuuu
Congratulations your works are spectacular magnificent I am a fan of you.
I would like to know what material you use to cover the sculpture before fiberglass.
It's a sticky back aluminum foil. Please contact us via aden.hynes@hotmail.com for more information. Thank you very much
@@AdenHynesSculptureStudios and the really thin foil used on the duck is the same as the foil in the "Space" survival blankets.
@@ArmouryTerrain Not quite. It's more of kitchen foil, but super thin, rather than a plastic
@@AdenHynesSculptureStudios we might have different style blankets, but thanks for the clarification
Nice work, the only thing that bothers me is the eyes on the mermaid is a little scary
The one dislike is from the new owner of the ?dragon? monstrosity.
will you ever reveal where the sticky back tin foil is from?
Obviously won't even reveal if they will ever reveal it!
3M maybe, but the price!!!!
and across the pond, i am loving this!! but why so girly? aren't little boys going to use this too?
great work. God bless
The character is part of their childrens theming on board the ship
@@AdenHynesSculptureStudios I am in Australia and did not think that the design was "girly" as such, just a nice bright sea side theme.
@@AdenHynesSculptureStudios thank you for explaining that. i must of missed that. sorry
@@artladybluntzer4112 Besides, what's girly about it? haha
@@AdenHynesSculptureStudios mermaids and lot of pink on the duck, and teal very pretty sculpture and i find it fascinating that all this was a block of styrofoam. very cool.
Wow kazow
Hello sir I wont this sticky silver paper
Everyone does Shree Shree, everyone does. Get in contact with us aden.hynes@hotmail.com to find out more
Shes kind of creepy :o
Dont know if its the weird mouth or the eyes
Not as creepy as the dragon!