I heard the robot and imidiatly subscribed

This is an awesome video. Thank you for demonstrating me all of these options!

I love this with my whole heart.

This is AWESOME! Such a great foundation for moving into stop-action videos and video game character development. The old school artist in my LOVES that this can be done without technology of any sort. And every nuance of motion seems to be addressed.

Amazing stuff

This is so helpful! Great demo!

I get a silly kind of joy from this hih

very very good video. thank You very mach!!!!!!

love you guys. very well done

Super interesting video. I can always appreciate art forms that I know nothing about and then all of a sudden I find my interest getting pulled into it.

PS. Better Upgrade your AI before it turns into HAL from 2001.

Philip

Amazing

Love your vid!!!! I"m curious how you did such a seamless joint for the paper?

very useful, thanks :D

Wow loving these tutorial videos! Really insightful on basic principles and show how much is possible with some card pins and ingenuity!

Just watching the last part of this video where the head moves opposite to the arm movement - would it be possible, indeed desirable, to be able to switch the pivot point during a scene, so during one movement the head and arm are in the same direction, but later they are in opposing motion, or indeed the ratio move relative movement is adjusted? I could imagine this being very useful for creating a wide set of ranges of movement on the same model.. 🤔

you're so awesome

Es hermoso ❤, gracias por compartir tus conocimientos ❤

This is amazing. I have recently started creating these myself, and just heard about Bradshaw. I'm hoping to get his book from the press company. However, until then, could you possibly make a video showing a close up of how you managed to fit the four bar system in such a small space? My channel has my starting attempt at the medium, if you're curious curious check it out. Thanks for making these videos! I've been trying to figure it all out on my own, and it looks like vlad the impaler's arts n crafts time lol. I'm using bamboo skewers instead of tacks for my joints, as well as hot gluing the skewers as control rod

How to fix the part

Ps, dying to also know how you make them wire joints

Do you know the technique how the shadow puppet opens the mouth and at the same time it shakes his arm ???If yes can you do that in a video