Hello my friends and welcome to another Tuto-Tuesday! [laughs].
I am Leonardo Pereznieto and today we will do something very special,
we are going to doodle in 3D,
with one of those new pens.
This is the instrument we will use, it is called 3D doodler.
You just push the bottom and the melted material, plastic…
silicon, or... I don´t know what is it, comes out.
Like this…
Previously I already made the sketch of a heron in pencil
and now I just need to go over it as a guide.
Once it cools down, and hardens we very carefully take it off the paper
with a spatula.
Now we will do another line silhouette, but a little bit smaller, and then
another one like this,
so that at the end we will end up with three, one bigger one,
the original, and two a little bit smaller ones.
With this silhouette we do the leg that is in the back.
And with the third silhouette the leg that is forward.
And very carefully we lift it off, I think we ended up with three legs,
because I did a leg with each one of the silhouettes,
I´ll take it off the middle one.
Definitely herons don´t have a third leg in the middle.
I am positive of that.
Good!
Now we attach the original with one of the smaller ones.
The areas of the head and neck, we´ll go together because they are very thin.
While for the area of the body which needs to be thicker and
wider, we will leave a space in between two silhouettes.
We make some circles as if they were ripples in the water and
we attach it to the bird.
This also works as a stand.
Very good!
Let´s create another one with the same procedure. This one
is going to be drinking water.
First we go over the silhouette of the body, laying the material,
making sure it is thick enough, so that we can lift it off.
And we take it.
Good!
I made it without a leg because this is the one in the middle [laughs].
I'm learning now!
We made the other one and we take it off.
Good!
Now let´s do the third part.
Carefully we go over inside the silhouette… of course this
video is sped up but you need to do it slowly, because
the material comes little by little. Carefully we lift it and as in the other one
we put together the parts.
We can refine with scissors any little spots, and now we place them one
on the other one, and we begin putting them together.
Good!
Now the other one. We give it the volume to all the parts as necessary.
We draw the circles... By the way I did a little one for each one of the legs and one
for the beak in addition to the bigger one.
We go over it with the doodler, and we give them a little bit more
volume because as I told you, I want them look like ripples in the water.
Good!
We place the heron on it, making sure each leg and
the beak goes in its place.
We give it the last touches… and it´s ready!
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Subtitled by Grethel Trejo