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Jack Johnston demonstrates how to make the head, hands and feet of a one-of-a-kind artdoll with step-by-step instructions from the basic armature to the finished doll. He also demonstrates some advanced techniques of using a hidden stand to pose the doll.
(about 118 minutes)
The Making Santa DVD will be a holiday favorite. This two-hour DVD covers the head, hands, boots, body and assembly of an original Santa artdoll. It is the same technique that is featured on HGTV in the Modern Masters program. If you wish to learn how to make the costume you will find this Santa doll and his costume in the "Making Santa's Costume" DVD.
(about 120 minutes)
The Santa Costume Video is 44 minutes of great help in learning how to make a costume for your jolly elf doll. The step by step process is easily understood.
(about 44 minutes)
He clearly outlines marketing to include; Advertising, Public Relations, Photography, Manufacturing, Sales and Shows. This one hour DVD covers everything you need to know to get started marketing your creations. Y
This video was added to our catalog on September 09, 2006 in Arts & Crafts::Dolls & Miniatures.
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The Santa Claus disks are very informative. He has a lot of experience and it shows. He has his own polymer clay. I bought some and plan to use it. I also rented the disk to make the clothes. Together I can now make the whole Santa Claus. Very professional. If you've wanted to make Santa, this 2 disk set will get y0ouou there.
I learned some new things from this dvd, and I think I shall be using some aspects of Jack Johnston's techniques in the future. I didn't much care for his mispronunciation/misidentification of some body parts, but there were only a few. The quality skipped a little, but not too bad.
Costuming my Art Dolls has been a challenge for me, since I'm not really a seamstress. There were some good construction techniques, especially pattern-making. My style of Art Doll *at this time* is better clothed by a different technique than Jack's, but if I change, I'll be prepared! Education is never wasted.
OK, this one I needed! And it was awful... probably not the content. There was a lot of good information, from what I could tell... but the quality was horrid. I gave up before it was over. I don't know how to rate this.
