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Please Sculpt Hespironis

Looks amazing!

Wow Nice Work🎉

Love your work 🙌🏼

THANK YOU SIR !!

Your artwork seriously looks like it'll start moving any second! I'd kill to have figures like these

Please come soon, I love your work❤🙏🙏🥺

Nice 👍

Thank you! Have been struggling thinking of how to make these lol. livesaver<3

This is absolutely incredible. Very talented <3

I L ove it

Great job on this one, you really are so smart, it's incredible to see the work you do and how much effort and thought you put in each creature you create! Please continue showing us your wonderful work!

why you decided to use epoxy compound this time? it does better than clay?

Hi hi, would you ever consider making marine reptiles like tylosaurus?

It's wonderful thank you for posting ❤

Where did you buy the leaves for the tree

What is constructing cement

Where do you get the artificial foliage/leaves?

Make a hermit crab

Incredible job beautiful thank you for sharing

How do you draw the sea Scorpion so realistic

Beautiful

Love what you do here! Keep it up, your work is inspiring.

Thank you for sharing! That's an amazing sculpt, very inspiring. I might give this a try myself soon :) However, as someone researching cephalopod suction cups I cant help but point out two minor mistakes regarding the squid anatomy. The 8 smaller appendages are called the "arms", while the word "tentacle" is reserved for the 2 longer appendages with the suckers at the end, on the tentacular club as you mentioned. These tentacles are used for rapidly grabbing prey that are out of their arms' reach and bringing them closer. Additionally, while often described in literature as being made up of chitin, this is merely an outdated assumption. Chromatography has shown chitin presence in the ring is very unlikely. Instead, the sucker teeth rings are made up of a protein family called "suckerin", which consists of similar building blocks as proteins commonly found in insects. I also have a question. When painting before baking you use pigment powder. What is the difference you experienced between using pigment and regular acrylic paints in this part of the process? Again, lovely video and lovely sculpture. Subscribed and looking forward to seeing more from you!

This channel deserves so much more attention!!! I absolutely love nature art, and I aspire to be an entomologist so this is right up my alley. Keep up the great work!

Kenji, my friend!! As you know I've already recreated this beautiful monster already and sold him a while back (with full credit of design and idea given to you), but I didn't do the eyeball the same way you did.... The iris in particular. I just painted the iris onto a smooth surface. It looked great, but it felt like it was missing something. Anyways, I am currently working on a new eyeball monster of my own design and decided to use your iris design and have sculpted in the grooves and the "veiny" features. I will share the finished product with you when it's completed. You're always showing me new techniques to add to my sculpting and are criminally under rated and deserve many more subs.

So underrated man keep it up!

Doesn't show up close enough to see what he's doing

Next are you going to make future predator from primeval

Ant lion larvae polymer clay please😊

Wonderful❤❤❤ take care dear artist,, my courtesy to you,,

Can you make a gecko?

This is incredible work!! I can't wait for more extinct invertebrates like anomalocaris, trilobites or ammonites!

Wow!❤

Beautiful work. At least this way you can handle these beautiful Old World tarantulas without having to fear a very painful bite that results in disturbing muscle cramps lasting for days :)

This sculpture is more frightening than the Freddy from the later movies, let alone the awful remake ... Amazing work !!!

Looks exactly like the real thing! I admire your skills ...

Looks better than all "professional" museum models I have seen of Architeuthis dux! Interestingly, in its deep sea habitat it seems to have a beautifully shiny silver color - at least in the footage recorded by Kubodera and his team in 2012. Great work!

Male bengal tiger actual weight is 265 kg

Excellent :)

Hello, greetings from SCOTLAND...I would like to know what type of material they use to make the figures?

“..The underside of its body and not its head because it would be more humane” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 love the sculpture, amazing and lifelike as always!

this is so helpful! thank you for sharing this

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He is amazing! Your videos are so well done…I might be addicted!!👏👏🙌🙌

Hello it turns out very beautifully, please make an emperor scorpion!

Is flexible or what???

Absolutely stunning sculpture 😊😊😊