How to make a Dragon BREATHING FIRE // Polymer Clay Tutorial // Skyrim

Check out how I sculpted Skyrim's Alduin, the World Eater! What better way to close out 2020 than to sculpt a big ol' fire breathing dragon?

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*Apologies for the video quality--I got a new camera that still has a few kinks to work out.*

Materials:
Cosclay Polymer Clay
XPS Foam
Cotton Balls
Flock (Snow/2mm, 4mm, 6mm Static Grass)
Rocks (like wee pebbles I found in the garden)
Led String Lights
Aluminium Foil
Mahogany (or whatever for the frame)
Vallejo Game Colours

00:00 - Intro
00:25 - Armature/Bulking
03:20 - Wings
06:45 - Descent in Spikey Madness
10:46 - Basing
11:30 - Painting
12:35 - Basing Part Deux
13:35 - Making Fire!
15:20 - Glamour Shots

#skyrim #dragon #sculpture

[jacobe]

Before he made “tiny nerdy things” he just made “things” this is some great character development

[Vmshipe]

Holy crap this is so good! Only minor suggestion would have been to maybe add a little bit of red or orange dry brushed on the underside of the dragon just to catch the 'reflected' light from the fire.

[thiccanimegorl]

I love that you made his little foot kicking out instead of both going down haha

[graustreifbrombeerkralle]

To say it with the words of Gordon Ramsay:
"Finally some good fucking art."

Outstanding, my man!

[Art_]

Wow, for just cotton, that's pretty darn amazing.

[andrewhomenik]

This looks really cool, I hope you do more Skyrim projects and I think Paarthurnax sitting on top of the Throat of the World would be a cool landscape. Also any part of Blackreach would look amazing as well.

[Schaule]

Man this looks truly amazing. Only thing that would make this better would be a small mage that is getting attacked by him but is casting off the fire with a protective shield.
Anyways love the content keep it coming

[lesleyyoung]

That is, by far, the best flame from cotton I've seen! Well done.

[laurentsketches]

You're sculpting skills are absolutely stunning

[linalinux]

I recently started following you and I love your videos! So far I have only seen recent ones, but this one came up as a suggestion and I can't resist reptiles.. :D It's fun to see an older video because it really shows how much you have evolved your work, both voice overs, filming and editing, your sculpting have most likely gotten better as well but I'm not qualified to see that :D Good job!!

[TransGamerNerd]

The cotton ball flames look absolutely amazing, such a cool and clever idea

[legendeOfDragon]

I never would have thought to make flames out of this fluff stuff! Now I feel inspired to try this technique out myself!

[cariparkerr_girl]

I know that this is a much older video, but honestly, it’s still one of my favorites. I just LOVE the way the dragon turned out and that fire is next level good. Because of you and this video, I started trying Cosclay, and you are right… it’s amazing. (Cosclay people, sponsor Adam… seriously!) Just wanted to boost this video a bit. Much crafty adoration from California!

[EJinSkyrim]

"It just worked."
I need to put more points in health because that ONE-SHOTTED me.

[jjforeal]

This deserves to be seen, so here’s my donation to the algorithm mechanics. 😃

[Steven-zqqm]

This is fucking incredible, how does this have less than 2k views

[HateSonneillon]

Watching your videos is a form of stress relief for me. Work is stressing me out lately but these videos are funny, entertaining, and an enjoyable escape.

[sarahkwast]

This dragon is AMAZING! The fire is truly awe inspiring! 😊👍❤️

[mimisela]

BEHOLD! The first foreshadowing of his later obsession with cosclay!!!

[Stuartette]

The amount of detail and accuracy is impeccable. It’s astonishing and almost uncanny how accurate your work is.