Specifics are great. Most of us appreciate the education. The infrastructure at your shop is amazing. My shop is a kitchen counter, a box of clay, and some toothpicks.
Amazing puppets, i did my poor's man version puppet, it works great, bt in the future i would love to have a profecional puppet, great to know that people like you exist.
Wow! I had no idea you had to have so many different types of skills to make a character like this. Drafting, machining, building, all this little stuff.
I only regret that I cannot like this video more than one time. You are doing an amazing job! I would LOVE to have replicas of the Nightmare characters. They are beautiful design!
Man do I love your content... Im actually an engineering student but my main passion right now is film... my friend told me "why don't you try to mix film and engineering together? " and I found your channel during that pursuit.... you make one of the most helpful and easily digestable content in youtube and I give you my respect
Wow, thanks so much, I do think that film and specially stopmotion is a crossroad of a lot of disciplines and it is fun that you had to solve so many problems to achieve the goal, finish the film. So happy you enjoy my content
Hey! Really awesome to watch your craft / process. Even if the majority like me may never use a C n C machine, watching the literal "nuts and bolts" of the affair is helpful. And lets face it- you shoot terrific videos and always wicked music too. Thank you for the inspiration!
Excited for part 2, it's always a blast seeing you work. I may only be able to make wire armatures at the moment, but someday I want to make ball and socket armatures like you.
Pesadilla antes de Navidad fue una inspiración para mucha gente, entre los que me incluyo, algunos para hacer stop motion, otros para modelar o crear historias... me ha hecho ilusión ver este video :) increíble trabajo 🙂👍
Fascinante trabajo, espero que podamos seguir viendo más sobre el proceso. Nunca he implementado lo que muestras, ni videos ni mecanizados, pero por lo menos me hace soñar. Gracias, recibe un fraternal abrazo desde México.
@@edupuertasfruns yo no entiendo mucho de esqueletos, pero cuando veo el tipo de articulación que tiene en rodillas y codos me parece una auténtica locura, y seguro que no es lo más difícil de hacer, aunque no me cabe la menor duda que si alguien (ademas del propio artista que hizo esas armaduras), puede hacerlo eres tú. Así que, si algún día decides hacerlo, tendrás un súper admirador en mi, jajaja
That was wonderful. I've been trying to make my own armature with not great tools and it has been challenging. I don't have a lathe or a milling machine so I have been using a small drill press and just a hack saw for cutting. I really enjoy the learning process and while my armature isn't at the same level of yours I have learned a lot. I'll probably buy one of yours at the end of my work but at least I tried! 😁
You can do a lot with simple tools. Jewelers saw, drill press, and some files will take you pretty far. Also if you stick to softer metals like brass/bronze you may have an easier time.
I'm so glad you decided to make Sally, love this character, and been wondering how they achieved the mechanics inside, I'm looking forward to seeing part two and follow the development of this Sally puppet.. Would love to own one of these, be interested to see how it moves, how fluid it will be, as the real test is in how well it will animate right and how well it feels to handle and manipulate.. And I'm curious as to where the rigging points will be on this puppet.. And how you will achieve stabilisation, especially as it's such a large armature... 👍😊
Hi James, thanks, I finished the puppet some months ago. It was for a collector and I don't know if it will ever perform or not, anyway I made it as it has but did not have time to test with animation. It was able to hold it from the feet in straight pose, wich make me happy. You will see it in next videos
Increíble trabajo! Los originales estaban hechos de espuma de látex (no se si de dice así en español, foam latex en inglés) inyectadas en molde y cocidas después, quizá no sea tan fiel al original pero a lo mejor ahora es más sencillo hacerlos de silicona especial para figuras de stop motion, creo que en el 92 no tenían pero en pelis posteriores si la usaron. No se como has planteado hacerlo, pero es un trabajo muy complicado, tenían decenas de personas solo para hacer lo que estás haciendo tu solo, enhorabuena. Hay una cosa que me tiene intrigado y llevo dándole vueltas un tiempo: entre las armaduras de alambre y las mecanizadas, no hay un término medio? es que son sos extremos y me llama la atención que no haya un sistema más duradero que el alambre pero no tan caro como el mecanizado. Yo estoy haciendo una con una impresora 3D en ABS, es de "ball and socket", uniendo las juntas con tuercas y tornillos y más o menos da resultado, pero hay que hacer muchos ajustes, no sé si será viable. Un saludo
Oh - she's finished. Can we have a picture. I thought it was for yourself. Wonder which kind of customer would ask for such a puppet. Hope it's a museum or some part of a traveling stop motion display that could end up in Denmark at some point😄
oooohh yaaahh, never finished it.... my fault. at least, this one will finish as I have recorded the entire building and I sended the completed Sally to the happy customer
Lol. Have occasionally wondered if it ever got finished, or if it's still languishing in a draw somewhere. Looking forward to the rest of this series :)
@@edupuertasfruns thank you it means so much that you replied ive learned so much from you youll probebly see me comment alot on your videos keep up the awesome work!
What do you think of the macbook pro 16 inch m1 max with top cpu and gpu and 64gb ram with 4tb ssd for dragonframe 5 iv spoke to the company and they said Dragonframe 5 works Native on apple m1p pro and m1 max ?
Thanks, I didn't study this directly. I did product design and a master in stopmotion. Armature making and machining is something I learn by myself and from internet.
@@edupuertasfruns OKay, cool. So they don't teach how to construct puppets in stopmotion class & only how to film them? Interesting. Well, your channel is very informative can't wait to see part 2 os Sally & what you do next. Have you considered making a replica of any of the Laika puppets? The BTS give you quite a good look at how they're made.
Cool - I totally get it - I just made a copy of barrel - a before and after he got his candy - for the Halloween StopMo Jam - just in wire though so it's not a one to one but close enough for me 😊 I'll post a link
cool video, y bueno me di cuenta de que hay un comentario en español asi que mejor escribo asi yo estoy comprando materiales para hacer mis titeres y tus videos me sirven mucho gracias... y bueno tu acento es de españa asi que lo deduje
Claro, puedes escribir sin problema en la lengua que te sea más cómodo. Me alegro que estés preparando titeres y que los videos te ayuden, un fuerte abrazo desde Barcelona
Man, you are a real artist and craftsman! But although that and enjoying your videos... understanding your English is... dreadful (and sometimes a puzzle). What you wanted to say here is "bringing Sally back to LIFE" (and not to "live") 😁
I know..., I do my best, wish this was my language and everything was easier to record for me... but, I do think it is the right language for this content to reach more people.
@@edupuertasfruns I totally agree with you. You are thinking well! (as always) But to counteract your obvious difficulties, maybe if you try to talk more slowly. Fighting that so Spanish speedy way to talk 😊 A mind exercise. Not only will be more relaxing to you but also will give you more time to... let's say... find and articulate the right words. I mean, this is a tip so basic but... what do we say to a kid that is just learning how to walk? "Try to run and fast, son. Run as your life would depend on it. Imagine you running from a very mean dog." No. The kid would probably fall even more 😁
Hope you like it, I was worried if this is too in deep armature maker daylive... is it?
This is perfect!! Thank you for this video :)
More, please! This is exactly the type of video I love to watch. Behind-the-Scenes is where it's at!
Absolutely not, go deeper!!
its just right
It's great !
Specifics are great. Most of us appreciate the education. The infrastructure at your shop is amazing. My shop is a kitchen counter, a box of clay, and some toothpicks.
Thank you, I am sure you do the most with your kitchen shop
Fantastic video and really interesting proyect
Thank you! Cheers!
Metal magician. I love all the dancing of the offcuts
Edu puertas, it is perfect. Especially because it’s a great reference to those who are starting or wondering how these are built/ done. Thank you.
I appreciate giving me that point of view, I always doubt about sharing things I might be the only one excited about
This is absolutely incredible. I can’t wait to see more of this re-creation.
Thank you Edu! This video was incredible! I thoroughly enjoy watching your process, as the time and attention to detail is nothing short of amazing.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Amazing puppets, i did my poor's man version puppet, it works great, bt in the future i would love to have a profecional puppet, great to know that people like you exist.
Thanks, poor's man version puppet is always necessary even in big Productions the characters in the background have simple wire armature.
love this type of machining/ creating for the hobby!
Wow! I had no idea you had to have so many different types of skills to make a character like this. Drafting, machining, building, all this little stuff.
Yes and many that I am not the best at
Awesome machine work. Loved the 'Bank Heist' music. Thumbs Up.
I only regret that I cannot like this video more than one time. You are doing an amazing job!
I would LOVE to have replicas of the Nightmare characters. They are beautiful design!
It's been my dream to make a sally replica. I can't wait to see how yours turns out!! It looks amazing so far!! Thanks for showing the processes!
Thanks, I will provably make 2 videos more till finish
Man do I love your content... Im actually an engineering student but my main passion right now is film... my friend told me "why don't you try to mix film and engineering together? " and I found your channel during that pursuit.... you make one of the most helpful and easily digestable content in youtube and I give you my respect
Wow, thanks so much, I do think that film and specially stopmotion is a crossroad of a lot of disciplines and it is fun that you had to solve so many problems to achieve the goal, finish the film. So happy you enjoy my content
@@edupuertasfruns u made Sally From Nightmare Before Christmas That’s Awesome
Im completely addicted to this channel! Go team animation.
That's great
Did you ever finish her?
Hey! Really awesome to watch your craft / process. Even if the majority like me may never use a C n C machine, watching the literal "nuts and bolts" of the affair is helpful. And lets face it- you shoot terrific videos and always wicked music too. Thank you for the inspiration!
Thanks, I guess cnc is cience fiction, for me it was also like this time ago, but I am happy you enjoy the process
I need to rewatch Nightmare before Christmas, it have been so long since I watched it
Excited for part 2, it's always a blast seeing you work. I may only be able to make wire armatures at the moment, but someday I want to make ball and socket armatures like you.
Pesadilla antes de Navidad fue una inspiración para mucha gente, entre los que me incluyo, algunos para hacer stop motion, otros para modelar o crear historias... me ha hecho ilusión ver este video :) increíble trabajo 🙂👍
Es una gran película
Fascinante trabajo, espero que podamos seguir viendo más sobre el proceso. Nunca he implementado lo que muestras, ni videos ni mecanizados, pero por lo menos me hace soñar. Gracias, recibe un fraternal abrazo desde México.
Gracias amigo, yo también sueño con otros canales, como por ejemplo la forja
¡Que pasada de proyecto! ¡Ojala llegar a un momento en el que yo pueda hacer todo esto! ¡Eres un referente!
Que bien que os guste
Well done as always, Edu! You're the best!
Is there a special drill bit to drill the round socket hole? Is the hole bowl shaped I mean?
It is a ball end mill, and you have to adjust quite well how it plunges so it don't chatter and leaves a smooth bowl
Love it. I used to supply Animatronics and Pneumatic Props for the Haunt and film industry 🤙🏼
Wow, I always have been amazed by animatronics
Much awaited... finally...!! Excited to see this project finished.. indeed the film is really an inspiration as well as your videos ..good luck..
Really interesting look forward to seeing the next one
Que pasada. Ya estoy deseando ver la siguiente parte. Enhorabuena por el canal. Y espero que el proyecto no acabe en Sally y también hagas a jack. 😁
Jack sería muy loco... Ojalá sea así
@@edupuertasfruns yo no entiendo mucho de esqueletos, pero cuando veo el tipo de articulación que tiene en rodillas y codos me parece una auténtica locura, y seguro que no es lo más difícil de hacer, aunque no me cabe la menor duda que si alguien (ademas del propio artista que hizo esas armaduras), puede hacerlo eres tú. Así que, si algún día decides hacerlo, tendrás un súper admirador en mi, jajaja
That was wonderful. I've been trying to make my own armature with not great tools and it has been challenging. I don't have a lathe or a milling machine so I have been using a small drill press and just a hack saw for cutting. I really enjoy the learning process and while my armature isn't at the same level of yours I have learned a lot. I'll probably buy one of yours at the end of my work but at least I tried! 😁
It is worth to try whatever tools you have, you learn a lot from it
You can do a lot with simple tools. Jewelers saw, drill press, and some files will take you pretty far. Also if you stick to softer metals like brass/bronze you may have an easier time.
loved this! this is the kind of content i love seeing on your channel!
You’ve come to be quite the machinists from since your earlier projects
yes, didn't chose it but at the end I specialized in that and I like it. My goal would be to mix animation and puppetmaking as my routine.
@@edupuertasfruns I’m excited to see it.
Legend!
Great work. You've really learned a lot since your early videos!
It is true, also now I've got better tools and help here
Thanks for the video. I am looking forward them to come alive. :)
I'm so glad you decided to make Sally, love this character, and been wondering how they achieved the mechanics inside, I'm looking forward to seeing part two and follow the development of this Sally puppet.. Would love to own one of these, be interested to see how it moves, how fluid it will be, as the real test is in how well it will animate right and how well it feels to handle and manipulate..
And I'm curious as to where the rigging points will be on this puppet.. And how you will achieve stabilisation, especially as it's such a large armature... 👍😊
Hi James, thanks, I finished the puppet some months ago. It was for a collector and I don't know if it will ever perform or not, anyway I made it as it has but did not have time to test with animation. It was able to hold it from the feet in straight pose, wich make me happy. You will see it in next videos
Muy interesante, me gustaría ver cómo terminas de construir la marioneta completa. Excelente tu canal.
Claro, voy a colgar una segunda parte, sin duda
I’m waiting for the 2 part!!
yeahhh, nice to hear it, I should start editing it then
thanks for sharing
que buen video amigo
Te esta quedando genial me encantaría ver el resultado Saludos desde chile:D
En los próximos vídeos pues
Increíble trabajo! Los originales estaban hechos de espuma de látex (no se si de dice así en español, foam latex en inglés) inyectadas en molde y cocidas después, quizá no sea tan fiel al original pero a lo mejor ahora es más sencillo hacerlos de silicona especial para figuras de stop motion, creo que en el 92 no tenían pero en pelis posteriores si la usaron. No se como has planteado hacerlo, pero es un trabajo muy complicado, tenían decenas de personas solo para hacer lo que estás haciendo tu solo, enhorabuena. Hay una cosa que me tiene intrigado y llevo dándole vueltas un tiempo: entre las armaduras de alambre y las mecanizadas, no hay un término medio? es que son sos extremos y me llama la atención que no haya un sistema más duradero que el alambre pero no tan caro como el mecanizado. Yo estoy haciendo una con una impresora 3D en ABS, es de "ball and socket", uniendo las juntas con tuercas y tornillos y más o menos da resultado, pero hay que hacer muchos ajustes, no sé si será viable. Un saludo
El punto medio sería un híbrido, las piernas y torso ball&socket y los brazos wire
Oh - she's finished. Can we have a picture. I thought it was for yourself. Wonder which kind of customer would ask for such a puppet. Hope it's a museum or some part of a traveling stop motion display that could end up in Denmark at some point😄
I uploaded some pictures on my instagram some months ago. But also I am going to post more videos here showing all the process till it finishes
Impresionante
gracias!
you should make jack and oogie boogie
Great stuff - really enjoyed the videos on the K2SO droid puppet build as well (what happened to those?)
oooohh yaaahh, never finished it.... my fault. at least, this one will finish as I have recorded the entire building and I sended the completed Sally to the happy customer
Lol.
Have occasionally wondered if it ever got finished, or if it's still languishing in a draw somewhere.
Looking forward to the rest of this series :)
omg hi big fan can't wait to make a stopmotion because of you guys
That sounds great to me, hope you do
@@edupuertasfruns thank you it means so much that you replied ive learned so much from you youll probebly see me comment alot on your videos keep up the awesome work!
Is there going to be a sequel to the nightmare before Christmas
jaja, would be great, but at least this is not for this, I think
What do you think of the macbook pro 16 inch m1 max with top cpu and gpu and 64gb ram with 4tb ssd for dragonframe 5 iv spoke to the company and they said Dragonframe 5 works Native on apple m1p pro and m1 max ?
Should work fine, I run Df5 in 13inch M1 and no problem
This was awesome. Did you study this in school? if so what courses did you take?
Thanks, I didn't study this directly. I did product design and a master in stopmotion. Armature making and machining is something I learn by myself and from internet.
@@edupuertasfruns OKay, cool. So they don't teach how to construct puppets in stopmotion class & only how to film them? Interesting. Well, your channel is very informative can't wait to see part 2 os Sally & what you do next.
Have you considered making a replica of any of the Laika puppets? The BTS give you quite a good look at how they're made.
Be careful holding such small pieces against a belt sander!
Yes indeed I am aware, for smaller parts we use special tools to hold the work
Remember her detachable arm 😄
Cool - I totally get it - I just made a copy of barrel - a before and after he got his candy - for the Halloween StopMo Jam - just in wire though so it's not a one to one but close enough for me 😊 I'll post a link
lovely
cool video, y bueno me di cuenta de que hay un comentario en español asi que mejor escribo asi yo estoy comprando materiales para hacer mis titeres y tus videos me sirven mucho gracias... y bueno tu acento es de españa asi que lo deduje
Claro, puedes escribir sin problema en la lengua que te sea más cómodo. Me alegro que estés preparando titeres y que los videos te ayuden, un fuerte abrazo desde Barcelona
Like in the Chicken run movie say: Hard work... hard work..
☆
Hello
Back to life not live not to be a grammar Nazi but I thought I should tell you
Thanks for the correction, I appreciate it, I make a lot of mistakes
Man, you are a real artist and craftsman! But although that and enjoying your videos... understanding your English is... dreadful (and sometimes a puzzle). What you wanted to say here is "bringing Sally back to LIFE" (and not to "live") 😁
I know..., I do my best, wish this was my language and everything was easier to record for me... but, I do think it is the right language for this content to reach more people.
@@edupuertasfruns I totally agree with you. You are thinking well! (as always) But to counteract your obvious difficulties, maybe if you try to talk more slowly. Fighting that so Spanish speedy way to talk 😊 A mind exercise. Not only will be more relaxing to you but also will give you more time to... let's say... find and articulate the right words. I mean, this is a tip so basic but... what do we say to a kid that is just learning how to walk? "Try to run and fast, son. Run as your life would depend on it. Imagine you running from a very mean dog." No. The kid would probably fall even more 😁
@@edupuertasfruns Bro, english is not my main languaje, bt its better to make your videos in english with spanish subtitles, do you ship to Mexico?
We makes Stop Motion Animation