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Characters in Claymation are created using
oil-based clay because it is easier to manipulate
without the clay cracking or splitting and so it does not dry. An underlying skeletal frame can
be made from wire or pipe cleaners. Gaps can be filled in with foil and
Styrofoam forms added for structure. A thin layer of clay is then added to complete the character.
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Things to consider:
- How does your character look from all possible angles?
- Can your character stand on its own?
- Can you make small changes to its positions and still make it
stand, walk, and move?
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What makes a good Claymation character?
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Characters should be clean, proportional, and detailed.
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Characters are not too tall and show significant detail.
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| Characters that are too tall, too short, too
small, out of proportion, lacking in detail, or not covered in
clay make figures that are not the best Claymation characters. |
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