Thank you very much for your nice remarks! You are the only one to notice the inside of the mouth! That is exactly what it had to be. I really appreciate you taking the time to write. Take care Dan

Muchas gracias como siempre. Eres muy amable. Espero que todo esté bien contigo. Cuidarse Dan

Thank you very much Jessica! It was a labor of love. But the truth is, my cats give to me much more than I give to them. Take care Dan

I have made teeth out of many things. Polymer clay is the easiest to use I think. But anything that can be fashioned into points will do. Fired clay will work. Any kind of plastic that can be molded will work, like Bondo, or even a couple tubes of epoxy. Add the hardeners and then wait until the substance starts congealing then fasting into teeth. Not sure what else to add. Everything seems expensive these days. You only need one small, 2 oz pack of polymer clay to make enough teeth and claws for a project. I think that is still the least expensive material to use. Sorry, I can't think of anything else. Good luck!

@@GourmetPaperMache_ I have 2 questions for you 1. why is my polymer clay turning black in the oven? and 2. have you ever worked with PROTOPUTTY? thanks for your reply =) when I finish my dragon I will post it on your site!

Sometimes I wonder myself if I'm alive. I've gotten older and slower. Thank you for the support. Dan

Vous êtes très gentil. Merci d'avoir regardé et d'avoir pris le temps de commenter !

I'm very happy that you enjoy these videos. Thank you for the nice comment!

I found your paper mache trophy dragon so long ago and I've been in love with your work ever since, it's amazing.

Had to look that one up! Thank you

@@GourmetPaperMache_ My Pleasure, She’d Look Amazing As A Paper Mache Creation Of Yours.

Well hey Slugstoppa! It's so nice to hear from you. You have been watching and commenting for as long as I've been doing this. I'm really flattered. I hope all is well. Dan

Thank you very much!

Hello and thank YOU!

That is very nice of you to say. Thank you!

Thank you Greg! The outdoor dragon is still holding up well. Amazingly. And yes, I think the Worbla would work well outdoors. Take care

Thank you David. I'm just a lot slower than I used to be, with art and everything else! :-)

אתה מאוד אדיב. תודה לך!

Thank you so much! Yes, this project took a lot longer than expected to finish. Take care

I'm very flattered to hear that. Thank you!

Sorry, I don't do workshops anymore. But my blog shows everything you need to know about my techniques.

In this case it wasn't paper. It is a low temp plastic called "Worbla."

Wish I'd had time to add that! Would have been perfect! Thank you

@@GourmetPaperMache_, It's okay, you'll find time for it someday)

The dragon or me? :-)

@@GourmetPaperMache_ You, you are alive after 10 years, i remember your video of the paper mache with rock music, and after you've did some dragons to a fundation, Gourmet Paper Mache, You are an example to follow, I've never thought that You could answer me.

What a nice comment! Thank you for the kind words. Yes, there a couple of people who have pretty much copied my videos and channel. But that's okay. They are nice people. Hope you are still creating art. Take care