How to make a StopMotion Puppet, Matilda's secrets
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- All the features and behind a stop motion puppet and how we made it. Hollow head, moving eyes, hair, eyebrows, eyelids, replacement mouths, etc.
Puppets must perform a wide range of movements and emotions, so at the end it is a piece of technology, craft and art to enable animators make them alive.
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I usually make stop motion puppets with wire and yarn and make the head with air dry clay , i'm Happy to see more spanish creators.
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And how you make the hands? With silicone? Cause I dont have silicone, and I dont know any alternatives :(
@@balazslennek a little late but you can try modelling clay! It’s hard to get the right texture, though eventually it works, it moves to I don’t think it dries
@@balazslennek liquid latex is sold in lots of halloween shops! Layer it up and put talc on the outer layer so it doesn't stick once you're done. Its wonderful!
U can all so use sugru check out micheal parks video about it
people who do stop motion animation are legends, and their attention spans are out of this world!
"This is Matilda"
"Whats inside?"
*MY NIGHTMARE*
Cookie master ikr 😭😭
Oh no 😱
This why I hate dolls
Yea xd
Have you ever talked to your puppet.... I must confess I do
Haahahahahahahahahah, cool!..
I talk to my Stikbots a lot
I wish you could make an animatronic talking puppet.
I talk to my bees so it's all good! Great video and beautifully shot and edited 😊
I do too!!! hahahaha
I would love to see more on pupet casting!
Like silicones are good for puppets and stuff like that
Sounds interesting to talk about. I've been working so deep in latex aplications last months
@@edupuertasfruns I'm interested too! What product are you using for casting the puppet's head?
. en❤😊 @@edupuertasfruns me encantan tus videos me ispi
I always wondered how they got the mouth and eyebrows so fine and how they moved the eyes. Fascinating. ❤️
Thanks for sharing. I didn't realise how much skill and design went into these puppets. Very impressive work.
I can't wait till 3d printing can be even more precise. eventually all the things necessary to make something amazing such as this can be so much easier for someone who doesn't have the precision or knowledge to create masterpieces like you.
Easy is boring. Sculpting is an art
@@j.m.gulmire my g. this was 3 fkn years ago. who does this. sculpting can be done digitally and with your hands. i do agree with ya tho.
Man I love how much attention to detail there is!
Stop motion animation is amazing, and you’re definitely leaving your mark with these pieces of art. Super entertaining great videos!
The hair looks amazing! For my puppet I've been using brushed out yarn it poses but very messily
I am starting a short film, and this helped me make my main puppet! Thanks!
pro tip: dont use the lego base plates for moldmaking. instead make 4 separate walls (with legos) that you connect with hot glue - way easieer to demold and many more advantages
ty so much for this video. I had no idea what kind of work was involved in producing these kinds of puppets, let alone create a video with them. It gives me a whole new appreciation for this true art form
Me, someone who don't have any experience with stop motion:
TH-cam:
*_Barabing Berinbal, you will learn now_*
Can you do a tutorial on how to do posable hair? Cause my puppets are bald and I dunno how to do hair for them.
It was kind a hard, time consuming as well. I will think about making a series about puppet making
@@edupuertasfruns thank you I appreciate it!😀
Some ppl use human hair and comb silicone through it so it can be manipulated easily
*bald*
@@mars._.is._.peachy lmao
Muy bueno edu! Siempre he querido ver este proceso
where could we see the short for Matilda? Thank you!
th-cam.com/video/0zBhrHV8lG4/w-d-xo.html
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Maybe Matily?
Boibble no, that’s just what is essentially a trailer.
Thank you anyways
Awesome bro you make awesome stop motions and tutorials
This is great. I would love to learn how to do this.
I dont make stop motion but this is so cooool :0 a lot of patience
Wow you did a good job making that rig
So funny and relatable! I calibrate my eyes the same way every morning!
Amazing!!! Awesome video! INCREDIBLE work making Matilda!! RESPECT!! 😍
Excellent video and techniques on such a complex, though rewarding, project!
Finally back with more creative videos 👍🏼
Very interesting! Thanks for filming and sharing your process.
This video was very educational. Thank you for making it!
wow you did hand rotation great. I have a hard time getting the thickness consistent.
Muchas gracias por compartir tu maravilloso trabajo!
Thank you so much 👍❤️👍 🙏🙏
Great video thank you for sharing
WOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW MAGNÍFICO !!! Saludos desde Argentina 😊😊😊
i like this video Edu Puertas
This is an absolutely magical world.👍
Lovely and I also liked the background music, such an enjoyable hobby to stop-motion art
Great explanatory video! Would be very cool to see a collaboration with "The Crafs Man"!
Totally open to make it happen, let them know too
Wow ...you Will famous...
I see adorable character then the creepiest metal exo skeleton , I click... Ima a simple artist what can I say. :)
AMAZING!!!!
Matilda is so beautiful!! I dream of starting doing animation, and I want to crafr my firt puppet. Of course it would have to be a beginners version, so a puppet that will be less complex from Matilda's project. Do you have any recomendations where should I do my research?
hi Adriana, making puppets is a mixture of a lot of arts. I would search here in youtube for tutorials and then make a simple one. Test it and go from there. Next level would be to involve in a specific course to learn it somewhere that you can find teaching stopmotion
Increible trabajo compañero, os felicito!!! (Te lo dice un neófito...)
thats is so clever! very creative art!
6:27 Frankenstein confirmed
You know, a stop motion puppet looks like fun to play with. Sure, it's not suited for the average child, but I'll get enjoyment out of it.
We are making a claymation show. Can we hire you to make use custom look alike puppets? My husband has learned so much from you!
I just found your channel through @retrotechjournal, a guy wort of some sponsoring 😉. I love how you share your work, giving insight on how the rigs and winders are made too.
I've always wanted to do some stop motion animation myself and even have a camera with some special single shot and onion skin features but never got around to really use this since I had no idea how to move my puppets. Maybe starting of with some Lego minifigs is also not the best way to start and those plastic and wooden drawing models are not suitable for (smooth moving) stop motion at all. Your rigs and armatures look great, I should try making one of these myself so I started binge watching all your videos to get some ideas on how to convert my mechanical and machining skills into some kind of usable armature.
Me encantó, es como ver las técnicas que ya uno conoce, pero bien aplicadas. Muy didáctico para alguien como yo que no sabe nada de stop motion
This was very useful thank you!
You are welcome
Really loved it. Hello from Turkiye.
What if! Cool👻
Continua con los videos , me encantan y me ayudan a mejorar mis animaciones
Stop motion is so cool, yet entertaining😁😊
Great vid. I have want to try to make same small stopmotion clip for many years.
Go for it, the hardest thing is to start
@@edupuertasfruns where to start? Could be nice new vid "beguiners guide or stopmotion for dummies"
I'm working on the script on my own stop motion animation... My question is, how did you go about the costume? I need to figure out how to make Victorian style clothes, but I'm not coming with any ideas for how to make them.
wow, victorian style seems complicated. Watch Laika movies and behind the scenes to get ideas
"Box Trolls" has a behind the scenes documentary. They show how they made the dresses flow using a wire frame. good luck.
corpse bride was set in the Victorian era, maybe take inspiration or look up behind the scenes on that! also, im not a doll designer or anything (im learning to sew for fun), but i would try to simplify the clothing since it’s at such a small scale. dollightful has useful videos on how to make things so small!!
Great job. Thank you for sharing.
bello trabajo, saludos desde Guatemala
Hi, thank you for putting this video up it's really helpful.
I was wondering could you make a video. That maybe goes into more detail on how magnetic eyes are made? How they work and stay in place?
its depressing how much work for something that so few will appreciate...
Amazing
Some questions, but what an awesome video, thank you so much! My questions are:
1. What clay did you use for the head? Did it dry completely and become solid?
2. When you made the silicone form did you just create a big square of silicone around it and cut it with a knife into the clay?
3. What materials did you use for the eyes?
4. How did you create the interior eye holder that the eye moves around in?
Thank you so much! Cheers
Lars
Lots of qüestions.
For the head I used Nsp medium from chavant. It is a sculpting plasticine. From this you make a silicone mould and then a poliurethane skull.
The shape of the silicone mould is what a box you make dictates.
Eyes are casted poliurethane machined round and the socket is like half a joint but made in acrilic
@@edupuertasfruns Thank you for your time
Pure Gold ❤️
Hello, the video was very helpful !! I'm making stop motion cooking videos. I'm looking forward to the camera equipment and program tutorial video! Thank you for making a good video that is detailed and practically helpful !!
I thought about using needles to direct the eyes from the pupil, but I wasn't sure if that would work or look good. But after seeing that done for this puppet, I feel more confident about that method 😅
Just saw it i loved it😁😊
Tu trabajo es una puñetera maravilla, qué locura! 🤪
Awesome, thanks
Me encanta el trabajo que se realizó en el proceso y agradezco la información y todo lo informativo y educativo del video. Me gustaría saber más sobre el proceso y el mecanismo de los ojos de "Matilda".
Felicitaciones y muchas gracias.
I love your Chanel
You speak spanhis new sub nuevo sub eres el mejor animador que e conocido👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍amo tu tips
Hermoso todo el proceso! Intentaré hacer mi propio personaje en porcelana fría y alambre para empezar. Gracias por compartir !!!!
I love your videos! I wish one day I could be as good as you
it's all about keep doing more and more
Just found your video. Very good. I use hair from the local barber,beauty salon. It takes longer to apply.
Wow, on “Isle of dogs” they used human hair. It is time consuming to pinch all them
This video came just in time.
Hi Edu, great video, and beautifully crafted puppet! I'm a bit confused about the eye mechanism, perhaps it's hard to see on camera. I can't tell what's holding the white ring at the back of the eye in place, and what the bigger oval strip/string is doing and where it's hold in place. I can tell that the white ring is holding the eye in place and that the screw hitting the ring edges is stopping it from moving too far but can't tell what's holding the rings itself?
Hi Roos, what are you working on now? The eyes are hold between the hole in the face, shaped at eye shape and the acrílic in the back. It is like a ball and socket and the screw is just screwed to the face between eye and eye. Hope makes sense
Sooo cute. Iove it!!
Much love from pacific northwest enoch! !!
if you're making a puppet out of non-hardening clay, what kind of paint should you use?
I don't recommend to paint on top of soft clay. It can be done but if you touch it will crack
excelente trabajo !!
Olá Edu !!
Parabéns por ter criado todo o seu equipamento e personagem, seu trabalho é incriível.
Se for possível desejo uma orientação de quais produtos você fez o molde de silicone.
obrigado!
Abraço Angelo
Thats the cutest doll I've ever seen ❤❤❤❤❤
Hey! Can you please explain each and every sockets you have used in this armature?
When you cast the polyurethane skull , do you cut it in half to make the face plates or do you cast each half of the face separately in a two part mold ?
I cast in one part and cut, just to make it fast. 2 part would be more acurate
Fantastic work! Thanks for sharing and inspiring all of us.
It was really fun to see how you made the head and its mechanics. I'd love to hear more about that.
hope you don't mind me asking - what adhesive are you using to attach the bandage to the armature?
I am using the same poliurethane material used for the head as a glue
I really want to watch Matilde since I fist saw that puppet like 2 years ago! Please release it!!
Wish I could, it's not in my hands, anyway it is possible to watch it in filmin site, spanish video on demand
I would love to see a step by step video, or series of videos
This is amazing!
Bravo tus videos son geniales.
Awesome puppet! How did you make the replacement eyelids to stick to the eyeballs? I tried making my first puppet from wire before and replacement parts were just too difficult to do. I made a few sets of eyes from coins and magnets (XD) but they were too heavy...
The eyelids were made from jumping clay a light foamy plasticine. Then painted and we use bluetack to stick it in place. It is delicate but works fine
@@edupuertasfruns Thanks a lot!
@@edupuertasfruns Ah cool. I thought they were magnetized!
How did you hollow out the head after you cast it? And thanks for the video!
What is the casting material that you used? Is it a type of resin?
nice one
What type of resin are you using? It seems that it dries quick. I used your lego silicone molding technique and it work like a charm. Now I'm using 24 hours curing resing and it not making hollow head like yours. What type of resin are you using?
Sick
Hiiiyaaa!,thanks 4 Tell us the secrets!
¡ GENIO, DE QUE PLANETA VINISTEEEE ! RECIÈN TE DESCUBRÌ. EXELENTE TU TRABAJO, SI TE VEO ME SACO EL SOMBRERO Y MI PELUCA !
Laika:
First time?
Me: not exactly...
(I animate, and this is my youtube channel)
I've never contacted them, should I try?
@@edupuertasfruns yes you totally should you're so skilled!
*How do you make the poseable clothing???* 😱
It has a thin foil of aluminium
Thanks for making this video. but can you make a video on how to build a stop motion puppet head that doesn't use replacement parts? Also if you don't have latex and silicon, are there other materials you can use to finish your puppets skin?
Will, normally non replacement head are made from plasticine or by having a silicone skin. Inside a silicon skin head the technology is huge.
Thanks edu puertas for your response. Are there other materials, besides silicon and latex that you can use as skin for your puppet? Liquid latex/silicone are not easy to come by here.
So good for children👍👍🏻👍🏼
Guau edu menuda pasada!!!