TIME FER LEARNIN': Several of the most venomous types of snakes have _solenoglyphous teeth_ which retract into the jaw, and can be flicked out like a switchblade to inject venom into their prey and then retracted while they went for said prey to succumb. I figured a danger noodle that hangs out in a pool waiting for someone to reach out and grab it's "hand" would probably rely on something like that for hunting. Hence why you can't see the teefsies. I had meant to talk about that in my commentary, but I got busy making poop jokes, so you got that instead and you get this little bit of learnin' in the comments.
That makes me think of a scene in Majora's Mask. And also Studson Studio's recent recreation of a scene in Skyward Sword, which is itself a callback to Majora's Mask.
@@dustbeans A google images search will probably just show you their "pin-up" miniatures line since that's what's gotten the most attention. But the aesthetic of "hands where they shouldn't be" is pretty common among the monsters. In particular, you might enjoy The Phoenix or The Lion God.
I love how he spent more time creating the scales roller. It reminded me of the saying, "A great woodcutter spends more time sharpening his axe than cutting the tree".
This came out so cool. Man, if snakes didn't rely on sunlight for thermoregulation, I could imagine an arctic variant that tricks ice fishers into their demise.
Ahhhh , So frustrating when you open the pressure pot to realize that you had a leak in the mold 😖. Welcome to the anxiety from opening the pressure pot Adam 😄. I also made a snake for my next video but used a different method to create the snake's skin. your method is better. I wish you had published this video sooner. 👍👍
Love the texture roller! I thougt it would look a bit more separated, like overlapping, but it looks seamless! Ive been trying to do some reptilian sculptures but I didnt want to make the scales, so thank you!
7:03 lol I like when pro hobbyist make mistakes and actually show it, because it helps me with my own projects when I make mistakes. It makes me feel a bit ok and lot lose hope or feel bad for redo. Thanks for this videos. I love them. I binge it. You're so talented and entertaining. I wish this is my career too. I'm just starting with polymer clay. Wish you the best for your future projects.
I heavily appreciate your sense of humor during these videos! I’m not a sculptor, at least not 98% of the time, but I am a digital artist who owns a baby danger noodle and can confirm, they are made of wormy-deely shapes. The human-hunting idea is so neat, and the way you executed it is super original and epic! I’m binging all your vids now lol
I've only recently discovered your videos, but I've been on a binge. You're like ASMR, but for my eyes. I love your innovative ideas (like making a pattern roller instead of doing it all individually [work smarter, not harder]). And your creations have genuinely inspired and motivated me to pick up art again after falling out of love with it a couple years ago. Thank you for showing when you make a mistake, because that's also inspiring. Also, just the way you talk makes the good stuff pump through my brain (wormiedeelies makes me laugh every time). So, I guess, thank you. Thank you for existing and thank you for your videos and channel. They genuinely make me happy. (Sorry for the feels, but some of your creations bring me to tears)
I always feel devastated when you have to re-do something because of a resin mishap, but that second snake is a beauty! My favourite part was probably the showcase of your favourite rock texturing device ;)
If you made more 'creatures that pretend to be other things' to catch humans or other things, I'd literally love you forever XD That particular niche is EXACTLY my monster inspiration
Dude, I cannot even express just how good this was. Normally, with these kinds of videos, I end up skipping through because of my short attention span. This kept me engaged and entertained from start to finish! The idea is so cool, and I love how you tied the inspiration into the actual video. I love that you showed the failures as well as the success - it's so relatable and true!! The concept and execution were second-to-none, and thank you for sharing this!!!
I like to put videos like this on 1.5x-2x speed. That way I get to see the whole process BUT at a speed my attention span can handle. lol Give it a try next time, maybe it'll help. :)
Okay, I've seen other artists do similar "horror cubes", but the inclusion of "mistakes" and comedic commentary just make this channel so much better IMO! Subbed 💕💕
I looked in the comments and couldn't find anyone commenting about how much better the back up snake was, do you think the first snake WAS the backup snake for testing? BC if I had a project get messed up, my second one would be devoid of any effort LOL
@@PavitrStan4Life no, if he was testing, he wouldn't have gone through all that effort to make everything look good. You can test process and effect with a swatch. Anything with that high of an effort wouldn't be worth doing if you expect to break it.
@@TheBluestflamingos props to my dude, then! never have I ever seen someone remake something twice as good as their original attempt especially if their first attempt was brutally ruined beyond repair
I actually don't think the first pour looks bad - just looks like rough water and the bubbles wouldn't even be wron there if the snake is moving :D I like your work!
as I nerd a like to analyze ideas like this and imagine how the snake would act irl. this big wormy dealy would probably inhabitant frequently visited spots by humans, like the pond in the park. when it's victim grabs its hand instead going straight for the bite it would most likely grab it with the tongue and pull it into its maul. I love the artwork and I love the ideas you come up with. If I had to give it one critique for realism sake I'd say the snake would be a much earthier color. Thanks for your amazing videos!
IRL I feel like a random person would likely run and grab it but an astute person will notice that the noise made by the single hand, is not the same as a full-bodied person drowning so they may be on alert.
@@Plasmagon99 maybe then it would know to make muffled noises of a human, and move its tail to create bubbles so that would look like the 'human' is loosing air
Hmm… I think the problem with the pond in the park is that, while it would be easy to find prey, it would also be easy to be found *by* prey. Humans are territorial by nature and also dangerously smart. A snake living in the park might take out a few people at first, but the end result to that is the pond in the park being fenced off and potentially drained and/or filled in with cement. The good thing about being a snake, however, is that you don't have to feed very often. And the larger the snake, the less frequently it needs to eat- anacondas typically feed only four or five time a *year* (which is fucking insane). A snake this big, that is feeding off prey as large as humans, could probably go a good six months or more in between meals. As such, the most important thing would not so much be finding prey (although obviously it would need to make sure that there was at least some guaranteed supply of humans walking by) as avoiding witnesses. Snakey boi's best bet would be to lurk near some resource that is desirable enough to attract some humans, but in a surrounding environment that is inhospitable enough that there aren't whole crowds of them hanging around at all times. As such, I'd vote for swamps and marshes. Humans visit them on a regular basis for the wildlife, but generally in pretty small isolated groups as opposed to huge crowdsj. Also a lot of people visiting would be tourists who wouldn't be familiar with the area, and therefore wouldn't know to be cautious about the snake. And the area is dangerous enough on its own merits that people wouldn't necessarily question it if a couple of tourists went missing every year.
Major respect that you were able to step away, and even start over from scratch when you realized you could do better. As someone who struggles with this myself, I imagine it’s kinda hard to do.
At first when the title said “I made a snake that hurts people” I thought it would tase you if you touched it lol. This is still pretty amazing dude! 👍🏾
The second snake definitely looks cooler! Things like this make me wonder what your projects (or anyone else's) would look like if you made another directly after making the first using everything learned or wished was different. I'd definitely rather have more original content, but it's interesting to think about.
I love that you hand sculpted the snake instead of 3d printing it! 3d printing is great but seeing the process of adding the stomach scales and using the roller was super cool!
7:24 - Am I the only one thinking it actually turned out pretty cool and dramatic with all of these bubbles and white foam like looking thing on top? looked like the snake movement of coming out of the water made it shake up and have bubbles around it, I'd say this was an happy accident that he overlooked, too bad.
I am constantly amazed at how quickly you have risen to such heights, like it feels like you were just barley an amateur TH-camr, and now you have a stunning level of quality
i havent worked with clay in abouta year or two and watching this genuinly made me want to break out the tools again. it looks great man thanks for the inspo mate :)
I've seen some stuff like that happen with pressure pots, only instead of leaks, it was due to the expansion of the air within the resin, causing it all to bubble up and spill out of the moulds. Glad the second one worked out! Looks amazing as always!
Yep. Seems there were so many bubbles and is sucked the air out so quickly it just foamed out of the box. I wonder if the sculpture could be salvaged though?
I love monsters like this (pretending to be something they're not. Like Angler-fish, just for, you know, humans.) I've seen a few people make things like that and I kinda hope you'll make more, because I love the creativity behind it! I hope your pressure pot is fine ='D
Funniest craft video ive seen in my life. 3am and i have to stifle my amusement from a house full of sleeping people. Thank you truly; i will forward this to every human i know.
I really love these ones where you just make something you think would be cool instead of something that is directly referential to a game or show! Agh, of course I like the '_ but it's realistic' series, but it's so much fun to see what you make with no pre-existing foundation and constraints!
obsessed with the quality of this build! not that i don't love the cartoon style of the pokemon evolutions, but this really highlights how far you've come since i first started watching. love this danger noodle model so much.
I like that you explain and show tools that are out of the box. This has really caught my curiosity and I may have or have not binged your channel a bit... I cant wait till I can donate to your patreon
Adam I find it truly awesome that you went ahead and worked on a whole other snake just to make sure we still had a video,tbh I probably would have screeched but you remained so come hats of for the” Almighty Adam”! Love your vids Adam
This video is one of my favorite you have made from a commentary perspective, very witty. Do you keep the sculptures? Will we ever get a sculpture collection tour?
I've only been watching you for 2 weeks and I've already binged your whole series. It's so addictive, I also love that your vocabulary and understanding of anatomy is as good as it is!
Not sure if anyone mentioned this, and I'm not sure if this was intended or not, but the defined bubbles within the resign is just amazing! I think it adds just so much, amazing!
underwater snakes are actually rather docile, this is a fair representation of what a underwater snake would do and look like if it hunted people. GOOD JOB!
Yah, as one of those weirdos that find snakes adorable, it’s cool to actually see a snake monster design that is isn’t just a snake. Those monsters feel cheep playing on the fear that not everyone has and also is the reason people kill harmless snakes so it’s cool to see a monster snake that is actually acts like a monster. I always appreciate monster designs based on animals where the artist actually uses the real animal as inspiration. Case and point, watch Snake Discovery’s video on why the basilisk in the second Harry Potter movie isn’t actually even a snake. People always seem to continue the myths about reptiles in their monsters, so it’s cool to see them actually represented in media. That being said even my bearded dragon has taken her turn mistaking my hand is food.
Him: *Takes time and makes a detailed snake out of clay, wires and other stuff* (Also make more details and epic little things) Me: *Rolls out a piece of clay then puts black dots of clay for eyes* Also me: DONE!
Imagine if he made it so that the snake moved. Jesus Christ, anybody that went to his house wouldn't be able to sleep after seeing that. Absolute masterpiece.
First- The attention to detail is amazing✨✨✨ Second- This kind of reminds me of the movie tremors- because its a giant snake that hunts people- i know the tremor monster isn’t a snake but it’s kind of similar to a snakes anatomy
I think what probably ended up happening to the resin in the pot is that the air inside the resin expanded so much that it overflowed and just poured out the top. Maybe you could try using less resin at a time, doing layers? Loved the end result anyways, always love your videos, keep up the great work.
I commented this in the last video but I must say it again.... what if all of your tiny nerdy things came to life in the middle of the night (night at the museum styles)....imagine this one coming to life
The dramatic reenactment was exaggerated, right? He probably didn’t record his actual reaction but it wasn’t as bad as this, right? I have ADHD, so I have a hard time understanding this type of stuff.
At 08:01 You say: “…and poured it onto the bottom of my new and improved mould in what is, I think, one of the more artistic shots on TH-cam.” Next thing we see brown yuck splash on the bottom! 🤢 😂😂😂You’re funny! (and very talented too)
This genuinely feels like a ancient Greek or Norse mythological creature. Giant snake that lures human prey with it's tongue looking a hand of a drowning soul? That's fits the mythological monster tick box if there ever was one.
I was having a shit day and you went and made a poop joke that made me cackle (the dirt pour) so thank you for that because I really needed it. Amazing job as always Adam. Sorry about the resin incident
I absolutely love watching all your fabulous creations and click as fast as possible when i get notified. I am almost to the irrational point of being terrified of snakes. That being said I love this sculpture so much. I just tell myself it’s your evolved Ekens Pokémon lol. Great content as always!
Honestly i don't have patience or fine motor skills to sculpt clay, so i didn't blame you for making efforts to save time if at all possible. You do a good job at your craft.
Hello! I love your Mario series so much!! I got a few ideas for you. How about the Koopalings? You can change Ludwig’s hair into a frill, make Morton’s star-eye have a scar instead, and instead of making Roy pink just “because he’s pink” he could be albino. Anyway, if you don’t see this or have the time to do it, those are just my thoughts. Keep up the amazing work!!
I can see a whole story with this, one of those classic "The holes have been randomly popping up all over the place" kinda thing, and each different location makes them a different snake, like their species adapted to it's surrounding, so they look like larger snakes from that area. But oh boy are they not XD
Hii adam! I know how frustrating it must feel seeing how the resin just fail badly but thank you for sticking it through and sharing the failure along with it. Definitely makes a very interesting needed twist and drama for a video of making horrorfying snake creature!!!
Adam” I gave the snake some stilts to not sink into the shi* “ Parents: “oh god”.. little kids: ooooooo he said a bad woooooord”. The normal people that normally watch his channel: just another amazing video 😁🤣❤
Yay a new video! Btw in a few days Im doing clay in art class and mine is going to look so good because you have given me many good methods of making clay (like the texture roller)
TIME FER LEARNIN':
Several of the most venomous types of snakes have _solenoglyphous teeth_ which retract into the jaw, and can be flicked out like a switchblade to inject venom into their prey and then retracted while they went for said prey to succumb. I figured a danger noodle that hangs out in a pool waiting for someone to reach out and grab it's "hand" would probably rely on something like that for hunting. Hence why you can't see the teefsies. I had meant to talk about that in my commentary, but I got busy making poop jokes, so you got that instead and you get this little bit of learnin' in the comments.
okay that makes more sense
I was really confused as to how exactly the gummy snake would eat its victims...
Yo Adam makes a fire video and it's got education?
Yeah I wondered why the fangs were "missing" XD
glad to see your feeling better :D
Thanks for the new info
I know the skull sinking in the sand was just an accident, but I think it looks pretty cool that they aren't all sitting on top.
Exactly it's more realistic
Yup.
it makes it look like the snake has been doing that for a while
@@Shovel________________ yeah
@@9somethingorother837 I do agree
I love the idea that the guy who owns the backyard has to tell any guests he has over to not grab the human hand in the waterhole
'oh hey mom, thanks for checking out the new house, just be careful of the human hand over there.'
@@Brigeb20 ''Why?''
''Uh..He bites.''
''Excuse me?''
''Nothing''
I already imagine someone thinking it’s a guy in need of saving, then grabbing the hand and getting eaten alive.
Tbh considering how many its already eaten im more worried about the guy that owns the yard than i am the snake
@@Adelistrantiaa trial and error
2:42 Adam: *Makes something he swears he'll use in the future*
Also Adam the second he has the chance to use the roller: *Makes an entirely new one*
i love how Adam makes mistakes and does 'off camera' stuff but still makes it interesting
@e we don’t care neither have we waited
@@alvinsanimations it's a bot, just ignore and report
Yeah bots are dumb and unnecessary :(
Love this one! “Human hands being where human hands should not be” is definitely one of my favorite design features.
That makes me think of a scene in Majora's Mask. And also Studson Studio's recent recreation of a scene in Skyward Sword, which is itself a callback to Majora's Mask.
Are you familiar with the monsters from Kingdom Death?
AYO WHAT THE-
@@LadyArtemis2012 I’m not. Will probably have to give them a look if they’ve got hands where they shouldn’t
@@dustbeans A google images search will probably just show you their "pin-up" miniatures line since that's what's gotten the most attention. But the aesthetic of "hands where they shouldn't be" is pretty common among the monsters.
In particular, you might enjoy The Phoenix or The Lion God.
I love how he spent more time creating the scales roller. It reminded me of the saying, "A great woodcutter spends more time sharpening his axe than cutting the tree".
The roller was cool, but it also triggered my trypophobia.
Now he has a scale roller for next time though. Times saved in the long run for sure
I love your videos and your moalldls bye🐲🐍🐉
BRUH YO DUDE YOUR SOOOOOOOOOO GOOD
@@frndrmn oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
This came out so cool. Man, if snakes didn't rely on sunlight for thermoregulation, I could imagine an arctic variant that tricks ice fishers into their demise.
OH YESS ARTIC DANGER/BOOP NOODLE !
😢 So dark!!
Love it!! ❤ 😂😂😂
As an avid ice fisher.... that's terrifying.
consider: an eel instead of a snake so it can survive the cold
Ahhhh , So frustrating when you open the pressure pot to realize that you had a leak in the mold 😖. Welcome to the anxiety from opening the pressure pot Adam 😄. I also made a snake for my next video but used a different method to create the snake's skin. your method is better. I wish you had published this video sooner. 👍👍
I like to use a glass pressure chamber so I can see what is going on inside
@@FoxTrot63cool. how much does this cost?
I saw your snake on Instagram and I've been intrigued ever since!
@@4THECRAFT$72,000,000
@@barghthehonoredone that’s a lot 0-0
Love the texture roller! I thougt it would look a bit more separated, like overlapping, but it looks seamless! Ive been trying to do some reptilian sculptures but I didnt want to make the scales, so thank you!
narhh fuck that man...it started to trigger my trypophobia :(
Go forth and make scales!
@@carolvandenbussche1947 look @ the comment he made! There are the details on why
@@NorthoftheBorder would’ve been nice if you gave a trigger warning😪 because my trypophobia was triggered causing me to pause and come back later 😂
@@Derpy3000 never truly understood that phobia, what does it make you feel? Is it just like gross? Or actually scary?
I swear it's just a huge wormie deelie that he needs someone to give him a hand.
Yea he wants your hand for dinner
And, not just the hand, but also your whole body for dinner.
No, he want /you/ for dinner
7:03 lol I like when pro hobbyist make mistakes and actually show it, because it helps me with my own projects when I make mistakes. It makes me feel a bit ok and lot lose hope or feel bad for redo. Thanks for this videos. I love them. I binge it. You're so talented and entertaining. I wish this is my career too. I'm just starting with polymer clay. Wish you the best for your future projects.
As someone who owns three snakes, I appreciate you making this noodle!
Certified nope rope.
@@not-a-raccoon hf ch jf ffj f juf uf fjixg,oho#^[,,## yes i know your address
That is the correct number of snakes. More would also be correct.
@@NorthoftheBorder what about even more
@@EVOWatcher5712 even better, noodlegeddon!!
I heavily appreciate your sense of humor during these videos! I’m not a sculptor, at least not 98% of the time, but I am a digital artist who owns a baby danger noodle and can confirm, they are made of wormy-deely shapes. The human-hunting idea is so neat, and the way you executed it is super original and epic! I’m binging all your vids now lol
I LOVE DANGER AND BOOP NOODLES ALL OF EM ARE ADORIBLEE
my mom is very afraid of all snakes so I doubt I'll ever have one, but I am a general fan of them. They're just so neat.
I've only recently discovered your videos, but I've been on a binge. You're like ASMR, but for my eyes. I love your innovative ideas (like making a pattern roller instead of doing it all individually [work smarter, not harder]). And your creations have genuinely inspired and motivated me to pick up art again after falling out of love with it a couple years ago. Thank you for showing when you make a mistake, because that's also inspiring.
Also, just the way you talk makes the good stuff pump through my brain (wormiedeelies makes me laugh every time).
So, I guess, thank you. Thank you for existing and thank you for your videos and channel. They genuinely make me happy. (Sorry for the feels, but some of your creations bring me to tears)
This is how i feel about every North of the border video ♥
Well asmr can be visual so he really is asmr for the eyes lol
Wow so heart warming ur so nice (not sarcastically saying FYI)
I was honsetly thinking of commenting something like this… i havent been here for long, but damn am I eternally grateful that this channel exists!
same, such a satisfying set of videos along with amazing ideas, witty jokes, and really calming vibes ~~and a really nice voice~~
My favorite rock texture device
(A ROCK)
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I always feel devastated when you have to re-do something because of a resin mishap, but that second snake is a beauty!
My favourite part was probably the showcase of your favourite rock texturing device ;)
If you made more 'creatures that pretend to be other things' to catch humans or other things, I'd literally love you forever XD
That particular niche is EXACTLY my monster inspiration
What do you mean by "monster inspiration" ?
@@Jukinj94 probably like when making/drawing a monster, that is their go to type of monster
You should listen to the first episode of The Magnus Archives then :)
Ik right? OMG would be so cool if he made dragon or something!!!!
What are you, a sadist?
Dude, I cannot even express just how good this was. Normally, with these kinds of videos, I end up skipping through because of my short attention span. This kept me engaged and entertained from start to finish! The idea is so cool, and I love how you tied the inspiration into the actual video. I love that you showed the failures as well as the success - it's so relatable and true!! The concept and execution were second-to-none, and thank you for sharing this!!!
I like to put videos like this on 1.5x-2x speed. That way I get to see the whole process BUT at a speed my attention span can handle. lol
Give it a try next time, maybe it'll help. :)
@@fluffy3049 Thanks!!! I'll definitely give it a try! :)
Generation ADHD. No wonder the world is falling apart.
@@apk4381bro this was a year ago 💀
@@apk4381there have always been some people like this haha
Still one of my favorites of all time.
Man, I'm super glad you had another clay human hunting snake lying around, I almost lost mine yesterday.
Okay, I've seen other artists do similar "horror cubes", but the inclusion of "mistakes" and comedic commentary just make this channel so much better IMO! Subbed 💕💕
I subbed too!
I looked in the comments and couldn't find anyone commenting about how much better the back up snake was, do you think the first snake WAS the backup snake for testing? BC if I had a project get messed up, my second one would be devoid of any effort LOL
@@PavitrStan4Life no, if he was testing, he wouldn't have gone through all that effort to make everything look good. You can test process and effect with a swatch. Anything with that high of an effort wouldn't be worth doing if you expect to break it.
@@TheBluestflamingos props to my dude, then! never have I ever seen someone remake something twice as good as their original attempt especially if their first attempt was brutally ruined beyond repair
I actually don't think the first pour looks bad - just looks like rough water and the bubbles wouldn't even be wron there if the snake is moving :D
I like your work!
your channel is my escape from the world
I swear this guy could make talking about history fun to listen to
Like
“I let the snake sink to the bottom of the ****, I mean pit”
as I nerd a like to analyze ideas like this and imagine how the snake would act irl. this big wormy dealy would probably inhabitant frequently visited spots by humans, like the pond in the park. when it's victim grabs its hand instead going straight for the bite it would most likely grab it with the tongue and pull it into its maul. I love the artwork and I love the ideas you come up with. If I had to give it one critique for realism sake I'd say the snake would be a much earthier color. Thanks for your amazing videos!
maw
IRL I feel like a random person would likely run and grab it but an astute person will notice that the noise made by the single hand, is not the same as a full-bodied person drowning so they may be on alert.
@@Plasmagon99 maybe then it would know to make muffled noises of a human, and move its tail to create bubbles so that would look like the 'human' is loosing air
yeah but are you a tiny thingy nerd?
Hmm… I think the problem with the pond in the park is that, while it would be easy to find prey, it would also be easy to be found *by* prey. Humans are territorial by nature and also dangerously smart. A snake living in the park might take out a few people at first, but the end result to that is the pond in the park being fenced off and potentially drained and/or filled in with cement.
The good thing about being a snake, however, is that you don't have to feed very often. And the larger the snake, the less frequently it needs to eat- anacondas typically feed only four or five time a *year* (which is fucking insane). A snake this big, that is feeding off prey as large as humans, could probably go a good six months or more in between meals.
As such, the most important thing would not so much be finding prey (although obviously it would need to make sure that there was at least some guaranteed supply of humans walking by) as avoiding witnesses. Snakey boi's best bet would be to lurk near some resource that is desirable enough to attract some humans, but in a surrounding environment that is inhospitable enough that there aren't whole crowds of them hanging around at all times.
As such, I'd vote for swamps and marshes. Humans visit them on a regular basis for the wildlife, but generally in pretty small isolated groups as opposed to huge crowdsj. Also a lot of people visiting would be tourists who wouldn't be familiar with the area, and therefore wouldn't know to be cautious about the snake. And the area is dangerous enough on its own merits that people wouldn't necessarily question it if a couple of tourists went missing every year.
I really like how OP actually makes all the components instead of just cranking stuff out on a 3d printer for every single project
Very cool art!
You are a GENIUS for making tools, you help me a lot
Literally can’t get enough of this guy’s content. Like the way he talks and his voice and content is 👌👌 noice
I cant even make a ball out of clay, how this dude makes this looks so easily.
Wow, this roller that you made is awesome! Simply amazing!
I actually like the fact that the bubbles stayed in the rosin. It gives it an affect of “hey, this snake is in the water.” And I really enjoy it.
Major respect that you were able to step away, and even start over from scratch when you realized you could do better. As someone who struggles with this myself, I imagine it’s kinda hard to do.
At first when the title said “I made a snake that hurts people” I thought it would tase you if you touched it lol. This is still pretty amazing dude! 👍🏾
eel snake
"Hunts"
@@Cattissosilly hmm nah its just Eel sNeK!?~:>!
Michael Reeves wants to know your location
North your content is awesome and your clay handling is so satisfying keep up the good work
I love how we see the full process even the fails and you use methods that take things around the house or outside for certain things.
The second snake definitely looks cooler!
Things like this make me wonder what your projects (or anyone else's) would look like if you made another directly after making the first using everything learned or wished was different. I'd definitely rather have more original content, but it's interesting to think about.
This is the best snek I’ve ever seen. Your sculptures are amazing
I love that you hand sculpted the snake instead of 3d printing it! 3d printing is great but seeing the process of adding the stomach scales and using the roller was super cool!
That little rolling tool you made is absolutely wonderful!
This snake has more hands than I'm used to seeing on snakes
7:24 - Am I the only one thinking it actually turned out pretty cool and dramatic with all of these bubbles and white foam like looking thing on top? looked like the snake movement of coming out of the water made it shake up and have bubbles around it, I'd say this was an happy accident that he overlooked, too bad.
Yeah he could make that one into snake jumping out of the pit
@@the_jingo Definitely
0:59 satisfying
very amazing, I love how you create this stuff!
Wow. I didn't know such a snake existed. That's dope.
I'm even more glad that I live where there are few snakes, and pretty much zero venomous ones.
@@not-a-raccoon And none that pretend to be a drowning person.
@@queencityminis not that we know of anyway... 😳
@@not-a-raccoon It's cause there's never anyone left to tell the tale.... SPOOOOOOKYYYYY
9:54 forbidden brownie
I am constantly amazed at how quickly you have risen to such heights, like it feels like you were just barley an amateur TH-camr, and now you have a stunning level of quality
If this comment gets more than 200 likes I will destroy my brand new meta quest 3 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻
i havent worked with clay in abouta year or two and watching this genuinly made me want to break out the tools again. it looks great man thanks for the inspo mate :)
I've seen some stuff like that happen with pressure pots, only instead of leaks, it was due to the expansion of the air within the resin, causing it all to bubble up and spill out of the moulds. Glad the second one worked out! Looks amazing as always!
Yep. Seems there were so many bubbles and is sucked the air out so quickly it just foamed out of the box. I wonder if the sculpture could be salvaged though?
I love monsters like this (pretending to be something they're not. Like Angler-fish, just for, you know, humans.) I've seen a few people make things like that and I kinda hope you'll make more, because I love the creativity behind it!
I hope your pressure pot is fine ='D
Funniest craft video ive seen in my life. 3am and i have to stifle my amusement from a house full of sleeping people. Thank you truly; i will forward this to every human i know.
I really love these ones where you just make something you think would be cool instead of something that is directly referential to a game or show! Agh, of course I like the '_ but it's realistic' series, but it's so much fun to see what you make with no pre-existing foundation and constraints!
obsessed with the quality of this build! not that i don't love the cartoon style of the pokemon evolutions, but this really highlights how far you've come since i first started watching. love this danger noodle model so much.
I like that you explain and show tools that are out of the box. This has really caught my curiosity and I may have or have not binged your channel a bit... I cant wait till I can donate to your patreon
Adam I find it truly awesome that you went ahead and worked on a whole other snake just to make sure we still had a video,tbh I probably would have screeched but you remained so come hats of for the” Almighty Adam”! Love your vids Adam
ever considered changing your youtube channel name to “Tiny Nerdy Things”
At first I was all like "NO!" But then I was all... "You know what 🤔.. that's a good idea."
i like north of the border more
Yes
I like Tiny Nerdy Things
@@not-a-raccoon same man
This video is one of my favorite you have made from a commentary perspective, very witty. Do you keep the sculptures? Will we ever get a sculpture collection tour?
This is one the coolest sculptures you've done recently. Love the idea and the re-sculpt.
😮 You are really great doing this. The details!! The details!!
I've only been watching you for 2 weeks and I've already binged your whole series. It's so addictive, I also love that your vocabulary and understanding of anatomy is as good as it is!
Not sure if anyone mentioned this, and I'm not sure if this was intended or not, but the defined bubbles within the resign is just amazing! I think it adds just so much, amazing!
underwater snakes are actually rather docile, this is a fair representation of what a underwater snake would do and look like if it hunted people. GOOD JOB!
Yah, as one of those weirdos that find snakes adorable, it’s cool to actually see a snake monster design that is isn’t just a snake. Those monsters feel cheep playing on the fear that not everyone has and also is the reason people kill harmless snakes so it’s cool to see a monster snake that is actually acts like a monster. I always appreciate monster designs based on animals where the artist actually uses the real animal as inspiration. Case and point, watch Snake Discovery’s video on why the basilisk in the second Harry Potter movie isn’t actually even a snake. People always seem to continue the myths about reptiles in their monsters, so it’s cool to see them actually represented in media. That being said even my bearded dragon has taken her turn mistaking my hand is food.
I like when you show what went wrong. It's really awesome to see the learning process.
"My favorite rock texturing tool, a rock" perfection 👌
The best thing about these videos is the commentary which makes it so interesting! Keep up the good work.
Him: *Takes time and makes a detailed snake out of clay, wires and other stuff* (Also make more details and epic little things)
Me: *Rolls out a piece of clay then puts black dots of clay for eyes*
Also me: DONE!
This is probably one of my favorite projects you've made, this is amazing
Imagine if he made it so that the snake moved. Jesus Christ, anybody that went to his house wouldn't be able to sleep after seeing that. Absolute masterpiece.
First- The attention to detail is amazing✨✨✨
Second- This kind of reminds me of the movie tremors- because its a giant snake that hunts people- i know the tremor monster isn’t a snake but it’s kind of similar to a snakes anatomy
Such a fun movie. It would be cool if he made one of the creatures from it.
@Exploding Tomahawks That would be pretty cool ngl-
I think what probably ended up happening to the resin in the pot is that the air inside the resin expanded so much that it overflowed and just poured out the top. Maybe you could try using less resin at a time, doing layers? Loved the end result anyways, always love your videos, keep up the great work.
11:32 Amazing job !
I commented this in the last video but I must say it again....
what if all of your tiny nerdy things came to life in the middle of the night (night at the museum styles)....imagine this one coming to life
at 10:00 it looks like a delicious brownie
Mmmmmmm
The forbidden brownie
This is so fun! Your art inspires me as I work on my own! Thanks for the video!!
This may be his best video yet.🐍🐍
You are one exceptionally talented man. The little jokes and even that dramatic reenactment were beautiful.
Have a sub, brother.
The dramatic reenactment was exaggerated, right? He probably didn’t record his actual reaction but it wasn’t as bad as this, right? I have ADHD, so I have a hard time understanding this type of stuff.
At 08:01 You say: “…and poured it onto the bottom of my new and improved mould in what is, I think, one of the more artistic shots on TH-cam.”
Next thing we see brown yuck splash on the bottom! 🤢
😂😂😂You’re funny! (and very talented too)
This genuinely feels like a ancient Greek or Norse mythological creature. Giant snake that lures human prey with it's tongue looking a hand of a drowning soul? That's fits the mythological monster tick box if there ever was one.
It's so nice to see how long your Patreon list is after just a year. Keep up the weird but excellent work.
1:30 excellent worm sculpture
I was having a shit day and you went and made a poop joke that made me cackle (the dirt pour) so thank you for that because I really needed it.
Amazing job as always Adam. Sorry about the resin incident
"You don't have to be smart to laugh at a poop joke, but you'd have to be an idiot not to". - Socrates
@@NorthoftheBorder thanks for confirming I'm not a not-smart person!
I must confess that I love watching your brilliant models very much, but your commentary is my favourite part ,sorry but there it is ❤😅
2:25 that’s not being lazy, that’s working smarter not harder!
I absolutely love watching all your fabulous creations and click as fast as possible when i get notified. I am almost to the irrational point of being terrified of snakes. That being said I love this sculpture so much. I just tell myself it’s your evolved Ekens Pokémon lol. Great content as always!
I want to see North of the Border's "wormy-dealies" take on Ace of Clay's "snakes of clay". The battle would be legendary!
Honestly i don't have patience or fine motor skills to sculpt clay, so i didn't blame you for making efforts to save time if at all possible. You do a good job at your craft.
1:48 we gonna talk abt how smooth that was thoooo
Adam is back
Hello!
I love your Mario series so much!! I got a few ideas for you. How about the Koopalings? You can change Ludwig’s hair into a frill, make Morton’s star-eye have a scar instead, and instead of making Roy pink just “because he’s pink” he could be albino. Anyway, if you don’t see this or have the time to do it, those are just my thoughts. Keep up the amazing work!!
Hiii i see that you are still watching
Wow 😍 this was a great watch. Loved the finish product
I can see a whole story with this, one of those classic "The holes have been randomly popping up all over the place" kinda thing, and each different location makes them a different snake, like their species adapted to it's surrounding, so they look like larger snakes from that area. But oh boy are they not XD
(8:14) that looks like my sh*t after Taco Bell
This is the first video of yours that I've seen, and I just wanted to let you know how amazing your art is!
Hii adam! I know how frustrating it must feel seeing how the resin just fail badly but thank you for sticking it through and sharing the failure along with it. Definitely makes a very interesting needed twist and drama for a video of making horrorfying snake creature!!!
3:00 I’m absolutely livid that you didn’t say “sneked boi“
This guy had me in by Lego clay figure. This new one had me completely subscribe.
This man is an absolutely legend.
Adam” I gave the snake some stilts to not sink into the shi* “ Parents: “oh god”.. little kids: ooooooo he said a bad woooooord”. The normal people that normally watch his channel: just another amazing video 😁🤣❤
8:14 high art, right tharr, I tell you hwat! 😂😂😂
And don’t forget to like that smash button 😂 12:35
Yay a new video!
Btw in a few days Im doing clay in art class and mine is going to look so good because you have given me many good methods of making clay (like the texture roller)