I love the look on his face .....lol He looks so worried lol . "Hi" I've been building models all my life ,...more since I retired . I'm a retired signwriter , I have back problems witch slow me down ,...so I keep my eyes open for things that I can do . The Lion would look great on my wall. . I live in a country town in Australia ,...so I'll have to see if I can get the bits I need. Your a good teacher .........Cheers
WOW! This lion mask is magnificent!!! I love the paint job that you did on it - very realistic. The tablecloth was an excellent choice because they sell raffia at our Dollar stores here in Canada and maybe even Walmart. But the pkgs are small and the raffia is bent:folded and very stiff. Your tablecloth is definitely a better choice. My very best to you.
Hi there, you are amazing love your little creatures you created!! especially the giraffe in the lion :-) ;-) Thank you so much dear lady, how fun how beautiful!!😂😁😋😆
Both of your masks are amazing, like the rest of your creations. I have a little broom that hangs in the bathroom which is made of similar material and my cat Boo loves to play with it!
What an artist you are! Thank you so much for your inspiring videos. I binge watch them over and over as I work on various projects in my craft room. Your are a comfort to me and I hope someday to share a project with you. I have been researching (over the years) how to craft realistic turtle shells from paper mache and that is how I found you. Any advice would be great. Thanks so much. Christine
Gosh - thanks! Did you see the turtle I made? It isn't a museum piece by any means, but it was a lot of fun. It was an experiment, as most of my projects are, but it still came out OK. th-cam.com/video/hrNSCNr2S5Q/w-d-xo.html
Hello Ma'am, I was in Quanzhou Canton fair No.124 in China & video a resin made Leon Faces & bodies were 100% as natural as they. I wish to send you these videos if you like. They were selling the leon & leona each face size 20" cube by 20 $. In comparison with your work there is big difference. Wishing you the best.
he looks absolutely fantastic! thank you for sharing you talent and skill . . .you are a wonderful teacher! so do my cats, like things that hang and they can move LOL ^..^
Have you seen my video about making an internal pattern based on photos and drawings? You might find that video helpful. You can find it here: th-cam.com/video/ywViyxgbPUg/w-d-xo.html
I didn't turn on the video camera when I put my lion together, but the pattern comes with a photo of each step. As I mentioned in the other comment, be sure to contact me directly so I can actually see how you're putting the pieces together, and that will be much better.
Además de aprender con ud. las técnicas de modelado y escultura estoy aprendiendo inglés, desconozco muchas cosas pero su inglés lo concidero muy claro puedo distinguir muchas palabras aunque desconozca su significado. gracias, me encantan sus videos
That would be a fun project, but I already have a lot of projects on my list. You will probably want to get started on your baby animals now, and beat me to it. 😀
Hi Joni, I am enjoying your videos very much. I was growing one today and you showed a paint brush that someone recommended to you. It had two sets of bristles and it showed the paint strokes like fur. Can you remember the name of the brush and where I can buy one for my craft items? Thank you
My daughter recommended that brush, and I love it. It's called a 3/4" filbert 'grainer.' You can see what it looks like here, on amazon.com (affiliate link) amzn.to/3tJGr3E
I love the Lion with raffia. Is it necessary to create the helmet style and then cut off the excess or will there be enough room to glue the raffia to the mask if I just make the wall mask version?
Hi Timothy. You don't need to create the helmet portion. I just did it that way so I could show him as a helmet mask, and then hang him on my wall without making another one. Have fun!
I have one video showing how to put the first few pieces together, but I haven't got a video about the full pattern. I'll put that on my list. If you'd like to see the one that I do have, it's the first video on this page: www.ultimatepapermache.com/lion-mask
Join I purchased the lion mask pattern and printed it out but when I tried to put the muzzle and mouth pieces together with the side pieces they did not fit as shown in your instructions. I cut pieces out very carefully so it was not that i cut them wrong. What can be the problem??
You can find him under the "masks and sculpture patterns" link at the top of the page. Here's a direct link: www.ultimatepapermache.com/lion-mask Thanks for asking! 😄
I don't have a lion tutorial, except for the ones that use my patterns. But you can make your own masks with a form sculpted with clay and then covered with paper mache. I have a video that might get you started: th-cam.com/video/BBqBnrtAwUQ/w-d-xo.html
There's a piece that goes on the back, near the top. You can drill or cut a hole in it, and hang it on a nail. That's how I do it, but there might be a fancier way to do it. 😊
Gosh - a training video showing how I made the patterns would take ages to make, and I can't imagine why anyone would want to watch it. For a short version: I work for up to a month to create each pattern, starting with the original sculpture made with WED clay. Then I make a silicone mold, and use the mold to make many paper mache copies. I cut the paper mache into pieces, scan them, and then trace around them using a Linework layer in Paint Tool Sai. I print the pattern, cut it out of cardboard and tape it together. I keep the bits that actually look like the original sculpture, (if any of it does - it's a lot harder than it sounds) and make new pieces by making more copies, cutting them apart, etc. It's not the way you would do it if you only want to make one sculpture.
@@UltimatePaperMache Hi I think what Crystal meant was whether you could show how to assemble the pattern and sculpting with the paper clay. Hope that helps.
I love the look on his face .....lol He looks so worried lol . "Hi" I've been building models all my life ,...more since I retired . I'm a retired signwriter , I have back problems witch slow me down ,...so I keep my eyes open for things that I can do . The Lion would look great on my wall. . I live in a country town in Australia ,...so I'll have to see if I can get the bits I need. Your a good teacher .........Cheers
This is so awesome You are an amazing artist. Just found your channel. Love it
Wow,you are so talented! Your lion is stunning,a true piece of art!
Thank you so much 😀
WOW! This lion mask is magnificent!!! I love the paint job that you did on it - very realistic. The tablecloth was an excellent choice because they sell raffia at our Dollar stores here in Canada and maybe even Walmart. But the pkgs are small and the raffia is bent:folded and very stiff. Your tablecloth is definitely a better choice. My very best to you.
Thanks!
found your channel yesterday amazing art looks realistic and I am going to make the mask
Have fun! 😊
Absolutely stunning! I’d love this hanging on my living room wall!
Thank you! I hope you give it a try. 😊
Hi there, you are amazing love your little creatures you created!!
especially the giraffe in the lion :-) ;-)
Thank you so much dear lady,
how fun how beautiful!!😂😁😋😆
Both of your masks are amazing, like the rest of your creations. I have a little broom that hangs in the bathroom which is made of similar material and my cat Boo loves to play with it!
I wonder what sets them off? I had just one six-inch piece in my studio, and the cat found it! (A broom would make a great lion mane, wouldn't it?) :)
What an artist you are! Thank you so much for your inspiring videos. I binge watch them over and over as I work on various projects in my craft room. Your are a comfort to me and I hope someday to share a project with you. I have been researching (over the years) how to craft realistic turtle shells from paper mache and that is how I found you. Any advice would be great. Thanks so much. Christine
Gosh - thanks! Did you see the turtle I made? It isn't a museum piece by any means, but it was a lot of fun. It was an experiment, as most of my projects are, but it still came out OK. th-cam.com/video/hrNSCNr2S5Q/w-d-xo.html
He's awesome💙💙💙
Thank you! 😊
This is perfect
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Hello Ma'am,
I was in Quanzhou Canton fair No.124 in China & video a resin made Leon Faces & bodies were 100% as natural as they. I wish to send you these videos if you like.
They were selling the leon & leona each face size 20" cube by 20 $.
In comparison with your work there is big difference.
Wishing you the best.
Omg they are so beautiful
Thanks! Are you going to make one? They make really nice Christmas presents. 😀 www.ultimatepapermache.com/lion-mask
I Love the lion and the raffia mane. I think it would work well with a Highland Cattle as well. You don’t happen to have a pattern for that, do you?
Beauty lion ponk.... Jaja
he looks absolutely fantastic! thank you for sharing you talent and skill . . .you are a wonderful teacher! so do my cats, like things that hang and they can move LOL ^..^
Thanks, Marilyn. For some reason, my cat loves the raffia even when it isn't moving. I think it smells good - to a cat. :)
yep we have cats and yes, it doesn't even have to move and they are at it LOL i would have to hang it high on a blank wall or something ... again -
You are so talented. I have tried a animal several times but scrapped them as I could not get the shape right.
Have you seen my video about making an internal pattern based on photos and drawings? You might find that video helpful. You can find it here: th-cam.com/video/ywViyxgbPUg/w-d-xo.html
You are very talented!!!!!!!
Thanks!
Nice❤
Super video
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Hi Jobi. Have you a video showing how you put the lion mask together from the start of cutting out pieces and putting them together?
I didn't turn on the video camera when I put my lion together, but the pattern comes with a photo of each step. As I mentioned in the other comment, be sure to contact me directly so I can actually see how you're putting the pieces together, and that will be much better.
I like it very much. Thanks
Además de aprender con ud. las técnicas de modelado y escultura estoy aprendiendo inglés, desconozco muchas cosas pero su inglés lo concidero muy claro puedo distinguir muchas palabras aunque desconozca su significado. gracias, me encantan sus videos
I'm glad you enjoy the videos. 😺
Roar🎉
Can you make a series featuring tutorials of baby farm animals? That would be awesome!
That would be a fun project, but I already have a lot of projects on my list. You will probably want to get started on your baby animals now, and beat me to it. 😀
This is awesome!!
Thankis!
Beautiful!!
Thanks!
Hi Joni, I am enjoying your videos very much. I was growing one today and you showed a paint brush that someone recommended to you. It had two sets of bristles and it showed the paint strokes like fur. Can you remember the name of the brush and where I can buy one for my craft items? Thank you
My daughter recommended that brush, and I love it. It's called a 3/4" filbert 'grainer.' You can see what it looks like here, on amazon.com (affiliate link) amzn.to/3tJGr3E
I love the Lion with raffia. Is it necessary to create the helmet style and then cut off the excess or will there be enough room to glue the raffia to the mask if I just make the wall mask version?
Hi Timothy. You don't need to create the helmet portion. I just did it that way so I could show him as a helmet mask, and then hang him on my wall without making another one. Have fun!
Is there a commercially available clay that is close to your home-made clay? I’d like to try it in my class
I haven't used any commercial clay recently except for the DAS Modeling Clay. It isn't the same, but it worked OK.
I wish you would show us how to put the mask together in detail...
I have one video showing how to put the first few pieces together, but I haven't got a video about the full pattern. I'll put that on my list. If you'd like to see the one that I do have, it's the first video on this page: www.ultimatepapermache.com/lion-mask
@@UltimatePaperMache Yes, I found the link, thank you!!
Join I purchased the lion mask pattern and printed it out but when I tried to put the muzzle and mouth pieces together with the side pieces they did not fit as shown in your instructions. I cut pieces out very carefully so it was not that i cut them wrong. What can be the problem??
Hi Carol. It's hard to see what's going on without a photo. Contact me directly and I'll see if I can help: www.ultimatepapermache.com/contact
You have to show these to wildearth on yt!!
How do you make the actual mask, I have looked on your site and can’t see it
You can find him under the "masks and sculpture patterns" link at the top of the page. Here's a direct link: www.ultimatepapermache.com/lion-mask
Thanks for asking! 😄
i got the download of the lion but I dont understand how to assemble it can you please help me
i am confused about the muzzle area with nose
Hi Cristol. Contact me directly by email and I'll try to help. You'll get a much faster reply that way, too. www.ultimatepapermache.com/contact
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Where I can watch your video full from beginning you made the craft?need learn this please 🙏🙏
I don't have a lion tutorial, except for the ones that use my patterns. But you can make your own masks with a form sculpted with clay and then covered with paper mache. I have a video that might get you started: th-cam.com/video/BBqBnrtAwUQ/w-d-xo.html
@@UltimatePaperMache thank you so much For you answer i will learn make it
I hope to puse regular cereal box cardboard - is this possible?
Yes, that should work. 😀
Как живой!
How would you hang this on the wall?
There's a piece that goes on the back, near the top. You can drill or cut a hole in it, and hang it on a nail. That's how I do it, but there might be a fancier way to do it. 😊
But can you show us how you put the pattern together and sculpted it?
Gosh - a training video showing how I made the patterns would take ages to make, and I can't imagine why anyone would want to watch it. For a short version: I work for up to a month to create each pattern, starting with the original sculpture made with WED clay. Then I make a silicone mold, and use the mold to make many paper mache copies. I cut the paper mache into pieces, scan them, and then trace around them using a Linework layer in Paint Tool Sai. I print the pattern, cut it out of cardboard and tape it together. I keep the bits that actually look like the original sculpture, (if any of it does - it's a lot harder than it sounds) and make new pieces by making more copies, cutting them apart, etc. It's not the way you would do it if you only want to make one sculpture.
But it would be great to learn your art, it is difficult to learn with out seeing how
@@UltimatePaperMache Hi I think what Crystal meant was whether you could show how to assemble the pattern and sculpting with the paper clay. Hope that helps.
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Hola buenas noches la felicito que cosas tan bellas hace podría subir un tutorial de un baby pony
No video, but I have a series of posts on my site, starting here: www.ultimatepapermache.com/paper-mache-horse
Gracias con que pintura debo pintar al último para que brille y sea resistente
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Paper mache dinosaur?😊
That would be fun! Have you made one yet?
Ultimate Paper Mache no thats why I asked you if you could make one 😊😊😊😊😊
Pura bataiye please