Hey guys, I have a new clay-animated puppet film to share! It's called "Pets Who Look Like Their Owners," and I think it's the best designs I've ever done for my clay puppets, in fact I was thinking that the designs would probably translate well into hand puppets, Henson-style. Anyway, I hope you guys like the (VERY SHORT) film and the characters. Here's the link:

  THAT WAS AWESOME!   

And you DO look like your little clay bird.....soooooooooooo cute!!!

Thanks for sharing your awesome videos and keep them coming.

I agree with Nikole I loved the video.................. and I think the cockatiel is my favorite since I used to raise and breed them. You do great work, Thank you for sharing with us. I can't wait to see more.

Billy D.

Very cute and funny at the same time......it has that feeling of those touching commercials with all the soft music with a touching message.  I liked it a lot.....it looks like you have much fun making these video's....thanks for sharing.

Daryl H

I'm also fond of the cockatiel sequence. My wife had one when we met, and I have lost count of the number we have adopted from others over the years. This was a fun little video. It would be fun to make a short puppet skit from the theme.

Very cute and funny at the same time......it has that feeling of those touching commercials with all the soft music with a touching message. 

Yeah, I used the recent SPCA commercials with Sarah Mclachlan as a major influencer for the feel, even though they really don't have much to do with eachother. I wanted it to take itself seriously even though it is so absurd. Thanks for the nice words!

That is great. I really needed a good laugh today.

One again, I am totally amazed at clay-animation!!  So many small details - loved the cockatiel tapping his little claw!  But I must say that I was very fond of the guinea pig having raised them for years!!!

Yeah, the guinea pig was hard to sculpt, as it is not an animal type I'm used to. Dogs, cats, birds are all pretty iconic, but the guinea pig took a little work.