I'm watching thru all your videos right now. Studson is to blame. I appreciate it so much that you show the finished thing first and then how you got there. Amazing content
This is absolutely divine! I just started with air dry clay, and have almost no skills whatsoever. So it's my goal to improve enough to make this! Thank you for explaining the small details too, it really helps!
It’s absolutely beautiful ma’am! You made it SO beautifully! AND you explained it so well as well. I am making it for a friend right now. 🙂Thanks to YOU!
My favourite Totoro scene, this is so cute! I am very intimated by clay, but I think I’ll need to get over it if I want to make more things XD. Is this the polymer clay where you need to bake it so that it hardens before painting? Which brand do you use?
The iconic bus scene is hard to beat, but the tranquility of this specific moment really shined above all the rest in the movie for me. It is! Most polymer clay brands have different baking instructions but it’s all pretty much the same and any home oven is good enough. I know I said it in the other comment I responded to, but I use Original Sculpey (at Walmart it’s insanely cheap compared to most polymer clay) and the occasions where I use colored polymer clay I usually use the cheapest store brand like craftsmart! The original sculpey is quite soft and very easily gets your fingerprints on it so it does take a bit of smoothing out before (with acetone or isopropyl alcohol) or after baking (with sandpaper).
@@CrossingCrafts Thanks so much for the tips! Btw I love how you did the cave and the plants and details, and Totoro and Mei. That’s basically the whole thing LOL
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I'm watching thru all your videos right now. Studson is to blame.
I appreciate it so much that you show the finished thing first and then how you got there.
Amazing content
The humor and the crafting are 10/10 here ma'am
The Federal Bureau of Investigation requests you make something related to Spirited Away
This is super cute- I love how soft and touchable all that greenery looks. And the titles for your chapters are always really funny lol!
Very cute ... Heen from Howl's moving Castle would be super sweet
Thank you! I also have the urge to do Turnip Head, perhaps I could knock out two in one…
This is absolutely divine!
I just started with air dry clay, and have almost no skills whatsoever. So it's my goal to improve enough to make this!
Thank you for explaining the small details too, it really helps!
I’m so glad you enjoyed! Air dry is a blast to work with and I’m sure you’ll make some amazing things with it!
You're so funny and I love the sculpture, it's beautiful 🤩💚
You are the only person who can say “million-billion” without sounding like a four year old.
I love your videos so much, Its really Studson Studio esc
Thank you so much!! I love getting comments like this because he is the reason I started this channel in the first place!
It’s absolutely beautiful ma’am!
You made it SO beautifully!
AND you explained it so well as well.
I am making it for a friend right now. 🙂Thanks to YOU!
i LOVE it can u make a jellyfish scene or under the ocean wildilfe mabie from studio ghibli movies like ponyo
Amazing work! Love the video
Thank you so much!! I'm about to publish a mineCRAFT video in the next couple hours, I'm so excited!
Whoa this is magical!!!
Thanks!
This is so cute 😍😍
Wow
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My favourite Totoro scene, this is so cute!
I am very intimated by clay, but I think I’ll need to get over it if I want to make more things XD. Is this the polymer clay where you need to bake it so that it hardens before painting? Which brand do you use?
The iconic bus scene is hard to beat, but the tranquility of this specific moment really shined above all the rest in the movie for me. It is! Most polymer clay brands have different baking instructions but it’s all pretty much the same and any home oven is good enough. I know I said it in the other comment I responded to, but I use Original Sculpey (at Walmart it’s insanely cheap compared to most polymer clay) and the occasions where I use colored polymer clay I usually use the cheapest store brand like craftsmart!
The original sculpey is quite soft and very easily gets your fingerprints on it so it does take a bit of smoothing out before (with acetone or isopropyl alcohol) or after baking (with sandpaper).
@@CrossingCrafts Thanks so much for the tips! Btw I love how you did the cave and the plants and details, and Totoro and Mei. That’s basically the whole thing LOL
My goodness, there's nowhere that you can cut corners!
Excelent diorama miss, your work is really stunning. Folks, go subscribe now.