Changing Times

Hello again. Thomas here. I have had a time. Long story short: a few family issues, my dad got really sick, and all while I moved states for a job. I am back now, though I find I have less time to spend on the things I care about. (All apart of growing up?)

Now that the holidays are over I hope things cool down a little. I hope to continue to stream content through my blogs on a more frequent schedule. I hope you enjoyed the short video. (A taste for bigger and greater things to come?)

Behind the Scenes

I am back again with more on the art projects I have been working on. Last time I talked about the claymation I started work on. Today I am going to go into more detail with the tools I use to make a claymation.

First you need clay. Second you need more white clay.

Clay: I can play with all the colors of the wind

Claymation for a Manatee

Hello everyone. This week I will be focusing on one topic only, however, it's a big one so bear with me. As the title may suggest, the topic is on claymation. For my Sculpture final project I have been working on a claymation of Hugh Manatee.

I Got Fever And The Only Way To Cure It Is More Sea-Cow

I have returned with more progress on Hugh Manatee. There has been a lot of new things to contribute to Hugh.

First off I have been doing some studies of Hugh in other mediums. I did a sculpture of a more realistic manatee head and the result were incredible.

Manatee Head by: Thomas Sigwalt

 I like how the sculpture turned out. I figured it was best that I stopped while he was a head.