this could take up a lot of time by oscilis

Work In Progress • Work In Progress • posted on Apr 03, 2006

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It just started as a packet of plasticene but I could see how it could become addictive. First shot at this. Thank you for all previous comments and advice.

Comments (11)

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suresh_krishna

7:11AM | Mon, 03 April 2006

Wow, Rozanne! This is really fun! I have no idea how this animation is done, but I like it.

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jgkane

11:22AM | Mon, 03 April 2006

Back to Basics, Rozanne. I last worked in Plasticene for modelling, as opposed to military landscape modelling, in first year art at secondary. Our vandyke-bearded old art teacher let us go daft building dinosaurs with different coloured clays. Mine had lots of scales individually applied. We 'cured' the surface with banana oil. This hardened it and gave it a semi-glaze. It could then be painted. A great time was had by all!! Mmmm, if only I could get my three year old grandson interested in something other than Noddy and Thomas the Tank Engine.. Regards, John.

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Svarg

12:56PM | Mon, 03 April 2006

Shades of Ray Harryhousen! Great job! I bet this takes a bit of time, eh? Ok, so next are going to see Maureen in 3D?

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ysvry

6:05PM | Mon, 03 April 2006

Maureen in 3D sounds like a good ideer lol.

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CDBrugg

7:22AM | Tue, 04 April 2006

Wallace & gromit's little familly - excellent ;-))

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drace68

1:38PM | Tue, 04 April 2006

Big smile!

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Cosme..D..Churruca

2:57PM | Tue, 04 April 2006

Esto promete ! Que envidia... me muero de ganas de ver como finaliza. Estupendo !

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Digimon

10:54PM | Tue, 04 April 2006

Fantastic!!! I was just thinking of doing the smae thing!!! (But I have no clay yet..) You did an awesome job!! Did you use a tripod? I think a tripod is the way to go. I love your characters, and the motion!!! Excellent first try!!!