I know! It's horrible!

My mom said that. So I bought my own xD

You're right. I would have liked to do so. But at the time I was unable and had no equipment or programming to do so. But! Now I do and the planning is in the works for another video! Also, what kind of videos do you make? If you have a preferred method for doing overlay yourself I'd be glad to hear any tips you have!

Great; I really look forward to seeing your future videos on my subscribed feed. I prefer to not overlay whenever possible. Check out some misc audio filters/focus peripherals (especially shotgun mic hoods) and if there is half decent background ambiance, you'll be surprised how much post production = unnecessary. Funny enough, I crafted some for a few handheld cheap-o camcorders which worked better than recent purchases! No doubt you'd come up with something superior still. Things as simple as propped up particle board donning a few draped comforters flanking close behind the camera, and tons of the background noise cancels out. After drudging through Audio design in university, my take away was the same as visual arts. Tech in production needs a specialist, or to be the center of production. Like any other "medium&substrate" I suppose. Honestly, some productions utilize sfx, music, & visual flare to effectuate a supplementary stimulant; montage soundtracks for example. However, the best content, in my little opinion, comes from those who open monologue within the breadth of some project and give glimpse into the taste of lonely "craft crazed" ramblings. Feels cathartic to hear someone's hr 3 knitting ramble and know you aren't the only one who thinks silly things far before the arthritis kicks in. anyhoo. I am sure you have format reasons for preferring the post production method. Truth: If pressed to edit audio, I'd be a shill and go adobe aftereffects if anything is on the table. Most knock offs are similar interface-wise. drop & crop on time bars. Scrub and dub til it's beautimus. All happy! Trick: spend a day with junk audio, video mixes and PLAY with whatever you settle on. Deadlines and masterpieces are NOT where the joy of discovery lend insight through tribulations. Whatever can be done, you can too! Your videos will be wonderful.

Necrofessor Thank you! I'll be posting more of the costume build In the hopeful future.

Thanks Love!

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totally not wrong. Had intended to make another mask making video, but corona got me!

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Very welcome! Glad it could help! I'm currently cutting together a short vid on just the clay

Ideal!~ I think my biggest obstacle is going to be making the base shell for the mask. I’ve looked through your comment and saw the thingy you shared with the cardboard so I’ll have to give that a go definitely!

@@SilverXIIVI fantastic! The paper clay is super versatile. If a bit messy. If cardboard doesn't work for you try tin foil as a base!

InktheRabbit I was considering that, I just didn’t know if it would’ve held as a base strongly that’s all. I suppose if use a few layers eh? Thank you so much!! You’re a hero 💘

@@SilverXIIVI awe thank you! I do recommend however if you go the foil route, hot glue the pieces together. There will be less slippage, and your form will hold. A skin layer of masking tape helps too!

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It's true. Which is why I showed the general process in the rat base. These things started as one offs and then I've been trying to answer questions to the best of my abilities as I can. Hopefully the other video helps!

@@inktherabbit1414 both videos you have posted have been super helpful. Thank you for sharing your skills with these videos.

thank you so much! My kitty, Sinatra, says thank too!

InktheRabbit aww :3 I want to hug Sinatra (^｡^)

@@inktherabbit1414 as in frank Sinatra?:0

Cancer it looks like it’s probably just cardboard. Just a guess but I don’t see why it wouldn’t work as long as it holds it’s shape and is sturdy enough to withstand the weight of the clay whilst drying. Paper clay is easy to make and inexpensive enough to experiment with so why not give it a go for yourself?

hi! Thanks for showing interest in the making process! as this was my first rodeo with the paperclay and mask making, I found and used a tutorial! www.deviantart.com/lizard-of-odd/art/Undead-Demon-Costume-Early-42305973 This is the phenomenal artists deviantart where she walks through the steps on how to build the base. hope this helps!

Hi @rat_lookin_sloth! These are made from leather! I sprayed them with water, which lets the leather become moldable. Then once they dry they get hard again :D

Hi! I used a 3oz tooling leather to sculpt the ears, but i bet your idea would work well too. Even something like worbla. Happy crafting!

InktheRabbit Hi! i am trying to make a mask with dramatic and realistic bunny ears like yours, where did you get your tooling leather? could i order it off amazon?

@@esleazzy Bourbon Brown Tooling Leather Square 2.0mm Thick Finished Full Grain Cow Hide Leather Crafts Tooling Sewing Hobby Workshop Crafting Leather $8.99 Amazon.com (Yeah it's there)

I used earbuds, couldn't stand the fucking moronic music

Excellent! Do it!

Not too bad really. Sort of soft and very easily shredded

@@inktherabbit1414 where to get the clay in the UK?

@@billyjoe1789 you can make it! It's toilet paper, joint compound, flour, white glue, and water!

Yup! Creepy and fun are my specialty

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omg its so funny you say that, i’m watching this video right now cause I plan on cosplaying her and im using this video to for reference for her mask :)) !!

@@cowboy9552 :0 im cosplaying too :>>>

I N S A N E - F A M I L Y thats cool! my friend is going to do a gender bent willam afton n im super happy, i’ve never cosplayed before so i hope i do alright :)) good luck 2 u on urs !!

Thank you so much!

Hi Jennipher! Since this was my first go around at this process I didn't get any footage of the base before I clayed it up. In the process the cardboard wilted a bit and was removed so i lost the original. but! if the process interests you, this is the process and tutorial I used to get to the point i could sculpt over it. www.deviantart.com/lizard-of-odd/art/Undead-Demon-Costume-Early-42305973 Thanks for the comment!

Hi Downloads! I have all the answers to your questions! 1. Less than $20 most expensive thing here is the time. 2. I'd say I'm a intermediate sculptor. I'm not a professional, or at the level to sculpt atomically correct. So I think, so long as you have good references a beginner could totally do this! 4. Water! Tooling leather goes soft when water is added! And hardens as it dries! 5. I did use a reference of a jackrabbit head during the sculpting. But I strayed alot off of it going for a look I liked alot. Thank you so much for your questions and the Interest!

I missed question 3. I used a 150grit and a 220 grit!

@@inktherabbit1414 Amazing! Thank you so much for taking the time to respond

@@downloadsdownloads5525 you are so welcome!

My suggestion would be to drill two holes on either side. And thread a heavy duty cord thorough them. And to balance this out, drill a hole in the top center. And tie all these together in the back so the weight is evenly distributed

@@inktherabbit1414 Thanks!!!

Card board and a cheap Halloween plastic mask! The under base was literally just pieces of the cardboard in shapes stuffed with newspaper. All taped to the glass head form.

It's actually a thin cardboard I scavenged from a recycler/compactor. Sort of like what soda can boxes are made of.

@@inktherabbit1414 Ah, thank you very much

It's a glass dummy head!

3oz leather and yes! Water

I'm always up for a commission! And I've been looking for a reason to try a new molding process for paperclay!

@@inktherabbit1414 How much would you charge? You can email me at ellamentry80@gmail.com

@@ellamentry80 sending you an email today!

Maybe because Halloween? I dunno seemed fitting! But I had a great time doing it

I threaded some wire through the holes and twisted it inside. Sort of a crude attachment but it worked :)

the mask came out pretty easily. A little tugging and the paper clay shell separated right from it. i did have to pull the nose pretty hard to get it to release. i think my seams were a little open, so the clay really got stuck. but i hope this next mask wont stick as badly!

@@inktherabbit1414 I see, thank you :)

I think they just wing it all I know is paper mache (don’t know how to spell it sorry) you can use newspaper or toilet paper for that and leather for the ears

Hi Kimberly! I made the mask just to see if I could. Clay and all! It was really fun!

Hi PIzza~ All questions are good questions! i used toilet paper, as that's what the recipie i found called for. its shreddable and water absorbency is what you're after. if you're gonna substitute I'd think newsprint might work well if it's shredded and soaked in a tub or bucket in water overnight. Yes! the watered down paint should be fine. I used a basic acrylic straight out of the tub. but once the clay is dry its perfectly safe for painting the all purpose stuff is joint compound. Basically wall Spackle! I got this at my local Walmart, its in the paint section with wall repair stuff, and in my honest opinion its necessary for binding the paper into a heavier clay. I'd recommend using it. I also used a thin layer of the stuff to smooth the surface of the mask because I wanted a super smooth finish. it sands nicely, and takes detail well. For little details I recommend sanding them into the piece. If you use the joint compound you can carve into it on the surface and it'll show up well. if you carve into the clay once it's dry, it should have no issues showing up. But be aware, without sanding the paperclay can be rough. and EXTREMELY durable. I have dropped, banged, and generally abused this mask. it really really holds up. thanks for you questions and i hope this helps!

@@inktherabbit1414 This really does help a lot, thank you.

No smell at all. And yes!

@@inktherabbit1414 thanks

i used white shoe laces to tie mine to my head, the ears are the heaviest part. lol

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Joint compound can be made at home to my knowledge. using flour, salt and water. Mix thoroughly until it forms a paste. The exact measures can be found online So no need to buy if you don't want to!

@@inktherabbit1414 thank you very much !!!!! i am full of grate

It's actually leather not paper! It's a 2-3 mm tooling cow hide from Tandy leather!

@@inktherabbit1414 I understand, I don't know if I will easily find this leather here in Brazil, thanks!!

Just a first try at putting music on anything Inna video. I've learned alot since then :)

I don't see why tissues or napkins wouldn't work. If you soaked the newspaper and shred it it also should work!

InktheRabbit Alright, Thanks!!

I used a 3/4 oz veg tan tooling leather!

My base was a cardboard and plastic structure. I basically used trash to make a shape. And yes! You can definitely use a balloon!

A 3oz leather

Regular old masking tape!

This took 3 days to completely dry

I just made a video, on how I patterned and assembled a base mask!

I feel that. I really do. I've wanted to sculpt another mask recently. But toilet paper...

@@inktherabbit1414 I tried doing a similar thing, using regular paper, and it works pretty well.

@@chaosinsurgency1213 that's awesome! I just picked up some old newspapers to shred and try the same! Hopefully the results will be good

@@inktherabbit1414 Wish you luck!

Oh very cool! Do it!

A 2oz leather soaked in water!

A 2oz leather, shaped with water! Thanks for the question!

Exactly

I used a dollar store mask and cardboard!

@@inktherabbit1414 tnks

Paper clay made from toilet paper. White glue. Joint compound. Water. Flour. The ears were leather!

for like the first few minutes

Sorry to hear that. But glad you liked the mask.

I know. It's pretty awful. But it was an attempt and I learned alot from it. The next video will have a voice over Instead.