Lion Puppet- work in progress Posted by Shunaka on Jun 09, 2012
We've just started on a new puppet who will be a white lion. The head will be rod controlled; there will be trigger controls for the mouth and for eye blinkers. Also, we planning on having the arms constructed so they can be swapped between rod control arms and glove arms. We'll post images as we progress.
http://www.furville.com/fgallery/thumbnails.php?album=6
Shunaka
http://www.furville.com/fgallery/thumbnails.php?album=6
Shunaka
Re: Lion Puppet- work in progress Posted by Rikka on Jun 09, 2012
Adorable. Your puppets are so cuddly!
Re: Lion Puppet- work in progress Posted by Shawn on Jun 09, 2012
How exciting! I see you did a clay model first. Looks like you patterned some of that perhaps but also did some block foam build up that was sculpted.
Re: Lion Puppet- work in progress Posted by pagestep007 on Jun 09, 2012
Coool, keep us posted on progress.
Re: Lion Puppet- work in progress Posted by StiqPuppet Productions on Jun 10, 2012
Nice work!! Thanks for sharing it...we love visuals.
Re: Lion Puppet- work in progress Posted by Shunaka on Jun 10, 2012
Posted by: Shawn Sorrell on Jun 09, 2012
How exciting! I see you did a clay model first. Looks like you patterned some of that perhaps but also did some block foam build up that was sculpted.
I usually use the clay models to pull the pattern. The image here was from after the pattern was made and I fixed the model to use as a reference.
For this process I sculpt the clay model and cover it with a layer of newspaper coated in wallpaper paste. When it dries I mark out the cut lines with a black marker (like a sharpie). Then cut out the pattern with a sharp utility knife, pull the sections off and transfer to paper. The paper pattern is transferred to foam sheet and the pieces are holtmelted together.
Now the hard part starts...getting the mouth and eyes to work right!
Shunaka
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