Hello there! It's nearly Crustmus the most Chrustmusy time of the yeah
Isn't that right ghost of Christmas present?
I'm a spooky Chrustmus Ghost
That's right, you certainly are
I'm gonna do a poo in your stockings
You are?
To teach you a lesson about commercialism at Christmas
it's the lesson we can all learn from
My poos are full of pogs and Lego
thanks for the heads up
They hurt when they come out
Yeah...
I think I need more fibre in my diet
Or less Lego
Or less fibre I can't remember which way around it is
I think it's less Lego
Nah
*Heavy Chrustmasy breathing*
so in this video I'm gonna show you how I made the alien
foods from my previous video how to cook a Christmas dinner for an alien so if
you haven't seen that the link is on the screen now and you should probably watch
that first so this actually make sense so I'm gonna go through the process of
making each of the foods but there's a lot of information to get through so
this will be more of an overview
What?
Did you say 'stocking poo'?
No, I said OVERVIEW
Oh.... As you were
Yeah okay thanks
Oh I'm gonna go...
great so I won't go into too much detail as I've covered a lot of techniques in
previous tutorial videos anyway let's start with the materials list
the materials list
*lovely Chrustmas surprise from up on high*
Open me you idiot
Merry Chrustmus!
I wanted to wrap up the materials for you for Chrustmus but I
got confused and I wrapped up myself
Okay
I've lost my body, I think I used it to wrap up the box
Of course you did
My torso is made of wrapping paper
Why would you do that?
I just wanted to do something nice for Christmas you jerk
what? give me your severed head in a box
wrapped in your innards
Yes! it's a festive treat!
It's very generous of you
I think this might be my last Chrustmus
as my last act I'd like to read the materials please
sure off you go
you will need!
scrap plasticine, kitchen foil, monster clay, PVA glue and tissue paper
expanding foam, a craft knife and sculpting tools, plain flour
liquid latex... oooo kissy kissy
My last wish is kissy kissy
and liquid latex thickener
hot glue gun and other craft glue, some red wool, talcum powder
no not Malcolm powder! I told you he was stinky!
yes that's better
red and yellow acrylic paints, polymorph plastic, a compressor and air brush, ooo fancy
stop-motion armature wire, duct tape and masking tape, all of the tapes yes!
cardboard and pillow stuffing, oh it's fluffy
okay I'll go now
Little help?
now for the big long method, okay so let's begin with the flesh nut so the
first thing I did was to take a rugby ball and wrap that in kitchen foil and
then coat this and warmed up monster clay to create the base shape of the nut
I then used watered-down PVA glue and strips of tissue paper paper mache on
top of this base shape I waited for this to dry and then I did another layer then
once it all dried I cut the paper mache along the length of the nut to create
the two halves then I filled the insides of the nut with the expanding foam and
spread it out with a spoon I did this to both halves of the nut and left them to
dry then this formed the base skeleton structure of the nut if you use
expanding foam make sure you use it in a well-ventilated space and wear gloves as
it sticks to everything and it's horrible. I added another layer of clay to our base
shape to make it a bit larger I used monster clay to create the lip
shapes on the nut and use the sculpting tools to blend them in and shape them
and I did this on both sides of the nut so I mixed some liquid latex with liquid
latex thickener and then put a coat of this on the monster clay nut shape I
waited for this to dry and then I apply the second coat once this had dried it
was time to remove the latex skin from the monster clay sculpt so cover the
latex skin in talcum powder so it doesn't stick to itself then cut the nut
all the way around with a craft knife or scissors and peel the two halves of the
skin off of the sculpt. I added some thickened liquid latex to the cut line
of the skin and then I waited for this to dry I painted the whole of the skin
of the nut with watered-down red acrylic paint and then dabbed away the excess of
the paint with some kitchen roll I waited for the paint to dry and then I
coated the nut with un-thickened liquid latex to seal the paint in
then I made a mix of watered-down darker red paint which I mixed with a little
bit of liquid latex and ran this through the airbrush painting the insides of the
lip and around the bottom of the nut and then jumped back onto the inside of the
nut and gave the expanding foam a coat of liquid latex, I dipped cotton wool
into liquid latex and use this to form the gums around the top of the nut once
this had dried I gave the gums a coat with watered down red paint and then
remove the excess with kitchen roll again and then I used this same method
on the expanding foam inside the nut and once it dried I coated the whole thing
in liquid latex again. so the next step is to put more of our red paint and
liquid latex through the airbrush again to spray on the inside of the nut and
then I sprayed on another layer in a slightly fleshier tone. I softened some
polymorph plastic in hot water and then moulded it into teeth shapes
for the nut. So many teeth. And then I gave all of the teeth a wash of yellow
acrylic paint, once they were dry I glued them onto the gums with our hot glue gun
and then I blended in the point where the teeth joined the gums with some of
our thickened liquid latex so to make the tendrils that held the jaws shut I
hung up a load of strands of red wool, dip these in liquid latex and then
waited for them to dry in the meantime I got some shorter lengths of red wool
separated these apart to create strands and I dipped the strands in liquid latex
and spread them apart on the inside of the nut to create veins once the lengths
of hanging wall dried I cut them down to size and glued them to the inside of the
nut and then onto the other side to seal up the jaw and then finally added some
more strands of red wool dipped in liquid latex. And there we have the flesh nut!
I also glued on some brown hair around the base of the nut to make it
look a little bit more gross. The skin just actually sits on the papier-mache
shell so I could pull the lips back whilst I was filming.And then next I
moved on to the stone inside the flesh nut, so I built a base for this out of
scrap plasticine wrapped in kitchen foil making sure to leave a hole in the
middle and then used monster clay to sculpt the shape of the stone on top of
the foil and then coated this with thickened liquid latex, waited for it to
dry and added a second coat. Once all the latex had dried I dusted it
with talcum powder and then peeled the skin off of the sculpt. At this point the
skin was quite flimsy so I added another coat of thickened liquid latex to the
inside. Once this had dried I trimmed around the base to tidy it up a bit and
the stuffed up of some of our pillow stuffing. Next to paint the stone, so I
coated it with another watered down mix of red acrylic paint and then used
kitchen roll to remove the paint from the high points, so once this had dried I
went in again of some more red paint to emphasise the low points and pick out
some of the detail I covered it all with liquid latex to seal in the paint. Once
dry I made a mix of flesh tone paint with liquid latex and lightly brushed this
on the raised points in the ridges and then finally I used another dark red
paint mix in the airbrush to emphasise some of the key parts, like the hole.
So for the final piece the flesh nut I made another base out of scrap plasticine and
then wrapped this in kitchen foil and then sculpted on top of this with more
monster clay I then mix some thickened liquid latex with red paint and gave it
a couple of coats of this. On the back of a flat surface I painted a lot of
rectangle shapes with our red liquid latex, when dry I rolled these off to
make the tendrils. Using a purple paint and latex mix I painted the recesses on
the inside of the nut. I dusted it with talcum powder and then remove the skin
from the sculpt and then stuffed it with more pillow stuffing. Using the airbrush
I sprayed more of the purple paint mix onto the
model, to give it a bit more of an organic feel than I achieved with the
brush and then once this is dried I glued the tendrils onto all the recessed
areas. I added more liquid latex at the base of the tendrils to cover up the
seam of the glue and then waited for it to dry.
Next is the potato parasite which
I sculpted the base shape for out of monster clay then covered in two coats
of our thickened liquid latex, I made a mix of liquid latex and flour to create
a paste and then use this to add texture to the center of the parasite and then
wait for this to dry sprinkled it with talcum powder and I trimmed the excess from
the underside of the base just before I removed the sculpt from the latex skin I
then cut seven lengths of our armature wire and then bent over the ends on each
of these so they were rounded and include the other ends into a round
carboard base. I wrapped this base in duct tape and then wrapped the arms in masking tape
This acted as the stop motion armature for the parasite. So then I put
the skin on the armature and then used more flour and liquid latex to cover up
the base and seal up the duct tape and then to add more texture along the arms
of the parasite. Once this had all dried I covered this in watered down red paint
and let this drip into all the holes and recesses and then remove the paint from
the raised points with kitchen roll again and then I coated the parasite with
liquid latex to seal all the paint in again, but I forgot to film this
Onto the hand vegetable, so I sculpted the bulb and the hand out of monster clay and then
coated both of these in multiple layers of thickened liquid latex, once dry
coated these with talcum powder and then remove the latex from the sculpt
then used our armature wire to make a skeleton for the hand. I cut a piece of
wire for each and the fingers and the thumb and then a circle for the palm I
bent the finger ends over and then wrapped the opposite ends around the circle and
strengthen these joints with polymorph plastic
I put the armature inside the hand and stuffed the hand with pillow stuffing
I got a patch of liquid latex that I'd let dry separately, cut this down to
size and glued it to the bottom of the hand and then sealed up the seam with
more thick and liquid latex and then painted another watered-down red base
coat onto the hand. I again use liquid latex to seal the paint. I took another
dark red paint and latex mix and I ran this through the airbrush to darken the
hole and the stump of the hand and then took more strands of red wool, dipped them
in latex and put them around the hole of the hand
I made some fingernails out of polymorph plastic and painted them yellow and then
I glued these onto the fingers with some of our craft glue. Once the glue had
dried I covered it with thickened liquid latex. I suspended the fleshy ball and
then hung threads of red wool and liquid latex to create the veins and i did the
same to the base of the hand
And finally the spore sprout!
so i sculpted the sprout out of
monster clay and mixed some green paint into some thickened liquid latex and
painted this onto the sculpt once it was dry I used a knife to score down the
back of the sculpt and remove the latex skin from the monster clay, using the
armature wire, I made a skeleton for the spore sprout, I placed this inside the
skin and stuffed it with pillow stuffing. I then glued the slit at the back of
the latex together with our craft glue holding it in place with masking tape
whilst the glue dries and then once the glue has dried I sealed it with more
green latex. I added a watered down coat of dark green paint to pick up some of
the recesses and then painted over the high points with a lighter color and
then I sealed this all with latex and then finally I made some really tiny
teeth with polymorph plastic and then glued these into the mouth of our spore
sprout with our craft glue and finished! We've got the flesh nut, the stone inside
the nut, the middle of the stone, potato parasite, hand vegetable and the spore
sprout with added sprout leaves. I'll just go get materials list back in.
Oh I'm bored. I go this way!
Oh no! Help!
Oh dear!
Where am I going?
Um, hello?
Anyone?
I think I need a wee, but I'm only a face
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