its sanses time and then i sansed all over the place

I love this 'Ralsei being a tree/root system under the hometown' theory. It does make sense a lot to me especially how he "teleported' between Dark Worlds and such.

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Coats of some British and Icelandic sheep breeds:

YAYY THANK YOUU!! He's not the most structurally sound puppet ever but i'll tell you what i did

First thing i did was a sketch, so i can have some sort of guide when sculpting

Then i made the shape of his body and head roughly out of aluminum foil, so he's lighter, covered him in clay and started sculpting. I used polymer clay to make him, from my experience it's pretty sturdy after it's baked (i held his head a bit too hard after baking him but his nose was only slightly bent and it straightened after a bit lol).

I made all parts of him separately and then painted them. I left holes in the limbs and body so i can attach them later.

the pelvis torso and head are attached with something like a chain i made out of wire. I made sure to poke holes in the clay, big enough for the wire to fit, but i ended up using a knife to widen them later.

The arms and legs have tinier holes that i made with a small sculpting tool i have. The idea was to have a thread going through all of them and glue it at the ends, but the holes were too small, i think? I ended up shoving short pieces of yarn as far as they would go and gluing them. They tore and fell out a couple of times, but he's fine now👍

I'm not good at sewing and i know nothing about making clothes, so i ended up following the steps in this video to make his blazer.

His glasses are made out of a thin wire i bent in the shape of his frames and some plastic i had lying around. To stick them on i covered the lenses in glue and prayed they wouldn't fall out. And then i colored them in with markers.

That's about it! I hope this answers your and the other people who asked about the process' questions!! Good luck with your clay projects!!!