They are happy making! I also loved how you show that you can do great work without having store bought tools. The use of the clay for paint was great too!! Thanks for the video
You are a true artist! I've been looking for some techniques that don't result in the usual comic-style animals, but I didn't expect to find something as beautiful as this. Really, your work is so inspiring, I'm definitely going to give this a try. Thank you so much for sharing your creativity!
+Stephanie K. PetitPlat I'm going to try it - we raised three chickens starting a year ago and we love them. My teens never complain about caring for them. I think I'll make some for them that look like our Buttercup, Athena and Shadow, although I love the folk-art colors!
It's infuriating to me that someone would post a video teaching people or at least demonstrating their clay ideas, then speed it up so fast, you can't actually learn or copy their technique. I wish the owner of this video would rethink speeding up their videos, so beginners can actually learn, instead of giving up in frustration! I've noticed a lot of other clay videos do the same thing. They speed it up, almost like they don't want anyone else copying their ideas. What would be the point of the video, then?
The video would be 4 hours long otherwise. I would like to remind you that the video is free as well. You're free to find longer sculpting tutorials elsewhere online, but you'll have to pay for those. I find it outstanding how people feel like artists owe them their knowledge for free these days.
I have no idea and no reason why this music and the choreographed chicken dance made my life worth living.
They are happy making!
I also loved how you show that you can do great work without having store bought tools. The use of the clay for paint was great too!! Thanks for the video
You are a true artist! I've been looking for some techniques that don't result in the usual comic-style animals, but I didn't expect to find something as beautiful as this. Really, your work is so inspiring, I'm definitely going to give this a try. Thank you so much for sharing your creativity!
you're welcome :)
it's truly amazing how you did all that detail with clay! I seriously love & adore everything you create!
+Kawaii Crafts22 very happy you enjoyed it :)
So very cute! I especially liked the 'stop action' animation. So much fun! Thanks.
haha, yes best part! :) glad you enjoyed it!
im so happy i found this bc my class is doing a life as a pilgrim project and i needed a chicken so tysm this really helped
You make the execution look simple, but you have such a wonderful eye. That, I don't think, can be taught.
Like any other art form, the secret lies in practice indeed. But learning the techniques is a good jump start. And thank you!
I adore this, it's beautiful. definitely making some of these for my chicken keeping friends!
So cute! Love the different details on each one. I hope to try this soon! Thanks!
What a great little chicky creation ! I love all them. Thanks for sharing with us all. xx
I love everything you make! But the dancing chickens made my day!!! Thank you for sharing all your wonderful creations! Greetings from Guatemala :)
Very nice tutorial, the video production was outstanding!
Wie süß😄🐔 du hast echt ein unfassbare tallent! Diese kleinen Details sind der wahnsin!😍
+Lara Greinert Danke ^^
+Stephanie K. PetitPlat :)
your videos are so inspiring! I love these little chickens! so cute! can't wait to take out my clay and make some of my own :)
Wonderful!!! Thank you!
I really like the yellow one! Thanks for showing the easy way to simulate feathers with the aluminum can. :-)
+Lindy Diddle thanks! And glad you liked the video :)
they are sooo cute! I love your creations!
This gives me so much HENspiration beyond belief ❤ thank you for bringing joy back into my life ❤️🐓❤️
haha, glad I could, even though it's a pretty old video :)
😍 sencillamente adorables...Stephanie tu eres formidable y muy buena música .felicidades.
These are really cute and I love how you animate your creations :D
+CuriosityRocks thanks! and glad you like the little animations too :)
Love this and it make me feel like I could make one too, though not as nice as these! Thank you!
+JanLilyJing the only difficulty here is the head, but you could make a bigger hen :)
+Stephanie K. PetitPlat I'm going to try it - we raised three chickens starting a year ago and we love them. My teens never complain about caring for them. I think I'll make some for them that look like our Buttercup, Athena and Shadow, although I love the folk-art colors!
JanLilyJing go for it! you might end up making a whole bunch ^^
Sooooo adorable and great fun to watch the creative process❣️
glad you enjoyed it!
adorable! Is that paint for the feathers or are you sticking on bits of clay?
une virtuose de la pâte ! (j'aime aussi l'animation de présentation) bonne continuation.
+Mofine merci! et contente que tu aimes l'animation :D
Wow..very nice..kool chickens
Thank you
Very very nice
Very good!
+Daisy Carpi thanks :)
Wow your amazing
super animation...merci
Love it! Thank you.
I can do my project work easily thanks for video
So adorable
Love these!! 💖
C’est magnifique!
+Déco FIMO merci!
Love it!
You have to love chickens! I think it's cute. I made some and I love the Most! They haven't danced yet though. Any day now.
😊
funky hens
my new favorit video
:D
perfect
+Djouaber Sofia thanks!
oh i love the chicken dance!
:D
chouettes poulettes bravo
+jadeetdaly merci!
Now I need to make chicken
i like the video, dut i like more the dance of chikens😂😂😂😂😂
it is a funny dance :)
It's infuriating to me that someone would post a video teaching people or at least demonstrating their clay ideas, then speed it up so fast, you can't actually learn or copy their technique. I wish the owner of this video would rethink speeding up their videos, so beginners can actually learn, instead of giving up in frustration! I've noticed a lot of other clay videos do the same thing. They speed it up, almost like they don't want anyone else copying their ideas. What would be the point of the video, then?
The video would be 4 hours long otherwise.
I would like to remind you that the video is free as well. You're free to find longer sculpting tutorials elsewhere online, but you'll have to pay for those.
I find it outstanding how people feel like artists owe them their knowledge for free these days.