KaiClavier

[photo]Dec 25, 2012
  • Thank you! The software I use is to edit is premiere, and my camera is a Fuji j150, a wide-angle point-and-shoot. In the future, I hope to upgrade to something that can function as a webcam, and allow me to see a ghost of the last frame I take before I shoot a new one. I was kind of clever with the tie-downs, they’re hidden in the big toes of the puppet. Inside of the toe is a nut, and I just screw in the tie-down through a pegboard-like piece of wood. Finally, the puppet’s armature is wood and aluminum wire (built up with foam, after), and the fur is felt! The clothes are just scaled-down versions of normal clothing, with custom patterns.
  • Thank you! The software I use is to edit is premiere, and my camera is a Fuji j150, a wide-angle point-and-shoot. In the future, I hope to upgrade to something that can function as a webcam, and allow me to see a ghost of the last frame I take before I shoot a new one. I was kind of clever with the tie-downs, they’re hidden in the big toes of the puppet. Inside of the toe is a nut, and I just screw in the tie-down through a pegboard-like piece of wood. Finally, the puppet’s armature is wood and aluminum wire (built up with foam, after), and the fur is felt! The clothes are just scaled-down versions of normal clothing, with custom patterns.
  • Thank you! The software I use is to edit is premiere, and my camera is a Fuji j150, a wide-angle point-and-shoot. In the future, I hope to upgrade to something that can function as a webcam, and allow me to see a ghost of the last frame I take before I shoot a new one. I was kind of clever with the tie-downs, they’re hidden in the big toes of the puppet. Inside of the toe is a nut, and I just screw in the tie-down through a pegboard-like piece of wood. Finally, the puppet’s armature is wood and aluminum wire (built up with foam, after), and the fur is felt! The clothes are just scaled-down versions of normal clothing, with custom patterns.
  • Thank you! The software I use is to edit is premiere, and my camera is a Fuji j150, a wide-angle point-and-shoot. In the future, I hope to upgrade to something that can function as a webcam, and allow me to see a ghost of the last frame I take before I shoot a new one. I was kind of clever with the tie-downs, they’re hidden in the big toes of the puppet. Inside of the toe is a nut, and I just screw in the tie-down through a pegboard-like piece of wood. Finally, the puppet’s armature is wood and aluminum wire (built up with foam, after), and the fur is felt! The clothes are just scaled-down versions of normal clothing, with custom patterns.
  • Thank you! The software I use is to edit is premiere, and my camera is a Fuji j150, a wide-angle point-and-shoot. In the future, I hope to upgrade to something that can function as a webcam, and allow me to see a ghost of the last frame I take before I shoot a new one. I was kind of clever with the tie-downs, they’re hidden in the big toes of the puppet. Inside of the toe is a nut, and I just screw in the tie-down through a pegboard-like piece of wood. Finally, the puppet’s armature is wood and aluminum wire (built up with foam, after), and the fur is felt! The clothes are just scaled-down versions of normal clothing, with custom patterns.
  • Thank you! The software I use is to edit is premiere, and my camera is a Fuji j150, a wide-angle point-and-shoot. In the future, I hope to upgrade to something that can function as a webcam, and allow me to see a ghost of the last frame I take before I shoot a new one. I was kind of clever with the tie-downs, they’re hidden in the big toes of the puppet. Inside of the toe is a nut, and I just screw in the tie-down through a pegboard-like piece of wood. Finally, the puppet’s armature is wood and aluminum wire (built up with foam, after), and the fur is felt! The clothes are just scaled-down versions of normal clothing, with custom patterns.

Thank you! The software I use is to edit is premiere, and my camera is a Fuji j150, a wide-angle point-and-shoot. In the future, I hope to upgrade to something that can function as a webcam, and allow me to see a ghost of the last frame I take before I shoot a new one.

I was kind of clever with the tie-downs, they’re hidden in the big toes of the puppet. Inside of the toe is a nut, and I just screw in the tie-down through a pegboard-like piece of wood.

Finally, the puppet’s armature is wood and aluminum wire (built up with foam, after), and the fur is felt! The clothes are just scaled-down versions of normal clothing, with custom patterns.

[answer]Feb 27, 2012

personaldaemons asked:

Your 8-bit songs are amazing. I'm in love. :'D You've probably got this question a lot, but now that you've done Sherlock and Doctor Who, any thoughts on doing Supernatural to round out the Superwholock trio? Carry On My Wayward Son would sound pretty amazing in your style.

Never watched supernatural before (sorry!), but maybe!

[answer]Feb 26, 2012

bakerstreetbabes asked:

Hey there, just wanted to let you know that we tweeted your 8-Bit Sherlock theme and David Arnold retweeted it, so I imagine you have his seal of approval! :)

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WOAH

[answer]Feb 24, 2012

charliebravowhiskey asked:

I wanted you to know that I'm now following you because of that awesome 8-bit track. I don't think I've ever grinned so hard in my life. :D

And now I’m grinning a lot now that I’ve made someone grin! Thanks! 8D

[answer]Feb 24, 2012

10880malibupt asked:

Hey! So i saw you had made an opening screen, so I guess what Im here for is behind the curve, but I drew some pixel-art things inspired by your 8-bit song, and figured I would show you seeing as you inspired them! If you go to my blog then add /post/18200870942/8-bit-sherlock to the task bar, you'll see them :3 and the song version was awesome, by the way!

Aw, that looks so cute!

I actually did some pixel art that goes with the music but I don’t think most people saw it, considering it only has like… 36 notes. xD

Welcome to my art blog! Or at least, my "stuff I make" blog.