Monday, December 7, 2020

Komasan: Yo-kai Watch (Simple Version) built papercraft

Komasan: Yo-kai Watch (Simple Version) built papercraft

Here is my built version of Komasan I made for the “Super simple papercraft” project, meaning that it is easy to assemble and fast as well.

The template and info can be found here:

https://www.deviantart.com/antyyy/art/Komasan-Yo-kai-Watch-Simple-Version-papercraft-863083542

Komasan is about 22 cm tall, so it’s a nice height to glue it together and display anywhere in your room.

Since I make all of my papercrafts the same way, I also made this from top to bottom. So, the first thing I made was the ears. These are actually separate and 2-sided, so you make them first and then start assembling the head. After you got half of the head done, I suggest to glue the ears on then, because you got a nice and big hole at the bottom of the head to help yourself to really firmly attach/glue them on like that. And after they sit on the right position, you make the rest of the head. After the head comes the neck part, and then I decided to make the arms first.

After you have both bent arms, glue them one by one on the upper torso part piece by piece and continue till you reach the bottom. Close it with the feet, since they are open at the bottom, which allows you to really firmly glue the flaps on like they are supposed to be.

All you have to do now is glue the remaining separate parts on. I made the 3D backpack next, making sure to close it at the edges, because it’s simpler that way. And once it is built, simply glue it with the edges on the back of Komasan. It has the same shape as the back, so it should fit on perfectly. Then you have the 2D 2-sided flame eyebrows, how green bow, the 2D eyes, the 2D tail and his 2D purse, which you can glue on in any position you would like, and he is done.

Since he has the green backpack on his back, this allows him to actually stand in balance, so if built correctly, you can see from the pictures that he stands on his 2 feet without any help or weights.

I hope you like it and if you got any questions or comments, just write bellow and else enjoy~

***This is a premium papercraft that you need to purchase in order to receive the PDF and blank PDO files for assembly. – You can find all information about the PayPal purchase in the provided upper outgoing link.***

Monday, November 30, 2020

Jibanyan: Yo-kai Watch (Simple Version) built papercraft

Jibanyan: Yo-kai Watch (Simple Version) built papercraft

Here is my built version of Jibanyan, the 2. JIbanyan I made for the “Super simple papercraft” project, meaning that it is easy to assemble and fast as well.

Jibanyan is about 22 cm tall, so it’s a nice height to glue it together and display anywhere in your room.

Since I make all of my papercrafts the same way, I also made this from top to bottom. So the first thing I made was the ears. These are actually separate and 2-sided, so you make them first and then start assembling the head. After you got half of the head done, I suggest to glue the ears on then, because you got a nice and big hole at the bottom of the head to help yourself to really firmly attach/glue them on like that. And after they sit on the right position, you make the rest of the head. After the head comes the neck part, and then I decided to make the arms first.

After you have both arms, glue them one by one on the upper torso part piece by piece and continue till you reach the bottom. Last 3 pieces of the bottom and with the feet still to build, I made the tail, which I also suggest you attach before you close the craft, since it’s easier to glue and tape it on.

Since the tail is 2-sided, use my wire trick and glue wire inside both parts of the tail, so it can stand firmly, and with the end part sticking out of the wire, glue that with an incision on the backside of the body and tape it on the inside. That way the tail will stand and you can actually move it.

After you got the tail, it can be a bit fiddly to move around with, so just turn it ousidedown and glue the remaning end parts and the legs on like that. And since the legs also have holes in them, it’s easy to close since you have an open part that can help you to really firmly glue the flaps on like they are suppose to be. All you have to do now is glue the remaining part of his bell on the neck, and his eyes, and it’s done.

Since you have the tail at the back, it is also used as a kind of 3. leg, so it should stand with the help of the tail, which is at a low position, so it touches the ground where the feet are. If you do not wish to use the tail, you can tuck the legs with the holes on a stand or anywhere you want, or you put some weights in them that lets it stand, but the basic idea for the cat to stand is with the help of the tail really.

You can find info on the template here:

https://www.deviantart.com/antyyy/art/Jibanyan-Yo-kai-Watch-Simple-Version-papercraft-862400997

You can see how it looks in the picture. I hope you like it, if you got any questions or comments, just write bellow and else enjoy~

Wednesday, November 25, 2020

She-Ra (Princess of Power) built papercraft

She-Ra (Princess of Power) built papercraft

Another day, another built papercraft to show :) This one is the new She-Ra design from the cartoon »She-Ra - Princess of Power«. Loved the cartoon, loved the plot-twist ending, really nice. It’s a rare sight to see in cartoons, that’s why I appreciate it even more. Really well done and inclusive :) I don’t want to mention too much, since some of you didn’t see it yet, but definitely go watch it, it’s perfect for binge-watching and it’s a great character development.

In any case, moving on to the papercraft, it’s about 35 cm tall, since she is holding the sword in her hands. The She-Ra craft itself is about 25 cm. She is very hard to do, because the fingers are made out of 4 parts and it is killing you making those =_= (but at the same time still necessary because of the pose and because she needs to hold that sword in her hands without glue). So, definitely not for beginners, since it’s about an 8/10. Recommended for expert builders here, if you love a challenge, you are gonna love this.

I started by making the sword really, since it’s the coolest feature. It has some smaller parts, so mind those. Else I recommend you make it like me, and build the grip first and close it at the tip of the blade, that’s the easiest way to make it.

After I had the sword, I made the face with the neck and then made my way back to the hair. She has a small 3D wave of hair at the front, so that’s a bit tricky, else the hair at the back can be closed or you can leave it open, and it’s simple to build once you are at the back, just glue layer by layer. I left the hair open at the back, and you don’t even see it, so I recommend doing the same with any build of yours. After the head is all done, you can already glue on the 2D extras, which are her tiara pieces and leave it for later.

Next came the hands. They are really small and I printed it out too small as well, so those were hell to make. Had to glue them together with a needle to get it neatly closed. So, if you are thinking of purchasing the template, do keep in mind that you can say to re-scale the papercraft to a bigger size, that way it’s simple to make and you won’t have a hard time making the small fiddly fingers as I did XD After fingers I did the hands and glued the shoulder pads on the flaps of the arm, so I got those ready for the next step.

I then build one half of the torso, and not the while one, so you still have maneuvering space gluing parts on it, so be sure to keep that in mind when assembling crafts. You make ½ of the torso and then glue on the head with the hair and the 2 arms you made. At this point, glue the remaining half of the torso on and glue the skirt on last. – Here on you can also glue on the 2D 2-sided cape on her at the back, since the hair is far enough from the body to comfortably glue the cape flaps on here to the back (for a nicer overall look, you can make a horizontal cut in the torso where the cape flaps need to go, as I did, and glue them on the inside of the body, so the flaps are not visible at the end).

As this point you want to think of making the craft sturdier. Since she is holding the sword in her hands, I filled out her arm with rolls of paper. Super pro assembly tip: if you have a part of a papercraft that need to be especially sturdier than the others, fill it out with paper stripes from the inside. These can be curled-up to form a kid of roll, which you can jam up the parts that need to be harder, and later won’t be seen when the craft is ready.

All you have to do now is make the legs. Since she has the skirt, you can make the legs separate and then glue them on at the hips, since it’s easier that way, and you can additionally fill the legs with weights to make her stand better. Make the legs from bottom to top, following each stripe of paper, and when you are finished, glue the 2D gold stripes on her shoes. Now add in the weights in the shoes to make her firmly stand before gluing it to the already build body (I always use small pebbles or gavel, depending on how much space there is to fill, since they are small enough to throw into the inside of the legs and are at the same time heavy enough to pin the legs down). And then glue it together.

If the hands are built in the correct angle, the sword should be able to stand inside the hand, such as mine. If not, you can always use a small dot of glue and glue the sword into the hand for good.

And there you go, She-Ra in all her mighty glory ;) Definitely one of the hardest papercrafts I have done in a while, but you really get to appreciate the ones you put more time and effort into at the end. It probably took me about 3 days to make, I didn’t time how much hours per day that was, since I took my sweet time with the making of the hands, because the template was printed too small XD that’s what you get if you want to save money on prints, oh well…

You can find info about the template and how to purchase it here:

https://www.deviantart.com/antyyy/art/She-Ra-She-Ra-Princess-of-Power-papercraft-821622133

I hope you like her and you get the inspiration to make your own She-Ra or any other papercraft for that case.

Enjoy and happy crafting~

Monday, November 23, 2020

Ponyta (Pokemon) built papercraft

Ponyta (Pokemon) built papercraft

Pokemon time! And time to show my built Ponyta I recently put together (If nothing else, these quarantine times are a great way for me to really get my papercrafting going and make things that were due ages ago, so at least I got that going for me this year XD).

The papercraft is about 25 cm tall, so it’s quite big and comfortable to work with, since the only small fiddly parts are the hooves. So, I would say it’s probably about a 6/10 on a difficulty scale. It took me probably 12 hours to make, but as always said, it depends how quick you are.

As with all my builds, I make it from head to bottom. So first I made the 2 ears and made my way to make the mane around it. The mane (and later the fire on the legs and tail) have some 2-sided parts that are just glued together, it is visible from the template, so they are actually easy to make, since you just put them together with the matching same ends of the stripes. I made the mane all the way to the tip, and after that made my way, gluing stripe by stripe, to make the head all the way to the neck part.

Since the hooves are a bit tricky to make, I decided to make the 4 legs separately and then glue them one by one on the body, since I think it’s easier to make and you don’t have the problem of things falling down as you would constantly rotate the body with the parts. I made the 4 legs the same way, bottom to top, making sure to keep in mind that the fire part of each leg is simply glued together. That way it’s again simple to put together, and the legs hold really well if you want to put weights in them or reinforce them from the inside.

Once I had the 4 legs, I took the head with the neck part I made before and glued the 2 front legs on, then glued the other part of the body and the 4 back legs. Be careful, since when putting the 2 back legs on at the end can be a bit tricky, so do take your time, glue 1 by 1 flap to make it neatly attached together.

Now that you have the horse with 4 legs, you can already see if the Pokemon will stand or not. I found the papercraft to be very top-heavy, so I did put in some pebbles in the front and back right legs. That way it does not tip over and stands with ease. - If you are building it yourself, you have to check the balance at this point, since you have a hole left for the tail attachment, so use that to put in weights at this point.

And once you get it ready and standing, all that is left is the tail. You glue that one the same way you made the mane, with some parts that are mirrored in the flaps to be glued together, till you reach the tip. At that point all you need to do it glue the last tip to the remaining tail to close it, and the papercraft is ready.

I do find the pose to be very pleasing to the eye, it really captures the dynamic wild nature of Ponyta and it now has a special place in my papercraft display at home :) I was wondering if I should make the shiny version, since the template has both, but I did then decide to make the normal one so you get a look at the actual color. But I am thinking of making the shiny version next, since I love the blue flames on Ponyta so much XD

The template and info on how to purchase it can be found here:

https://www.deviantart.com/antyyy/art/Ponyta-Pokemon-papercraft-833168015

I do hope you like it and happy crafting~

Thursday, November 19, 2020

Charlie (Hazbin Hotel) built papercraft

Charlie (Hazbin Hotel) built papercraft

Another one for the built gallery, and this time it’s not anime XD Some time ago the 1. Episode of “Hazbin Hotel” and “Helluva Boss” have come out and people, including me, went crazy, coz the cartoon is so amazing and adult and different (and I really hope a whole season will come out for this soon…). And in any case, since I loved it so much, I made the main character, Charlie, as a papercraft and here she is now.

The whole papercraft is unfolded to 25 cm so she was REALLY HARD TO DO XD I admit I made this one too small, since the fingers were so petite and small that they look like toothpicks now that they are made XD Good thing that when you buy the papercraft template for me, you can always ask me to re-size the papercraft if it’s too small or too big, so keep that in mind for this one (that’s why I always say if there is a problem or questions, you can always contact me for info or help anytime). It really has small parts. Especially since she is so slender, it’s quite the workout to make, so I would say a 9/10 on a difficulty scale.

I started making her like any papercraft, at the head. Made the face and then the front hair. After I had the front hair, I glued those flaps on the assembled face and then made all of the hair in the back. She has a open tail at the end of the hair, so you can close the head there really.

Ultra pro tip 1: Be careful when putting together the hair at the back, because 4 stripes of hair have flaps on both sides. Those need to be glued together, and then you glue the 2-sided hair braids on each side at the end. You can see what I mean when you look how the hair is made.

After the head was done, I made the really super small fiddly fingers and hands. Since 1 part of the hand is glued on the inside of the pink coat, you can glue those hands on last, so that’s a big help for assembling it easier.

After that, I made the coat and glue it on carefully on the neck part. Again, since she is very thin, I do suggest to reinforce the inside of the neck with additional paper so it doesn’t break. Also, the coat has that black neck part, so that is 2-sided and is glued on the coat BEFORE you glue on the neck with the button parts. So, make the head with the neck and button part first, then the coat with the black neck, and THEN glue those together. That way it fits perfectly and you can adjust the angle of the head the right way.

Then the only thing left is to make the legs. Since the feet and legs can be built and glued separately, I suggest you do it like that. I made the feet first, bottom to top, and then the legs, bottom to top. At the end, glue the feet on the inner side of the legs and you have the bottom part really.

Now comes the fun part. I actually didn’t think that the papercraft would stand, but it actually does, and pretty good really. It can stand without any help, but I did fill the legs with small pebbles at the end, before gluing the 2 parts together, because it makes it sturdier and she will never fall over that way (Ultra pro tip 2: Use pebbles or gravel as weights in your papercrafts, since they are small enough to fit in every inner part and at the same time heavy enough to support any craft. When using them be sure to close the parts as tightly as possible and make sure that it is firmly glued together, so that the weight won’t re-open those parts.)

When you fill the bottom part with weights, glue both parts together, and be sure to adjust the angle again, so it will stand the way it should. And there she is, sexy super skinny Charlie from Hazbin Hotel :)

You can find the template info here:

https://www.deviantart.com/antyyy/art/Charlotte-Magne-Charlie-Hazbin-Hotel-papercraft-824044491

Take a look at the cutie and I hope you’ll make one yourself soon.

Happy crafting~

Monday, November 16, 2020

Ash and Pikachu (Pokemon) papercraft

Ash and Pikachu (Pokemon) papercraft

Today I can finally show you one of my best papercrafts this year and one that I have been meaning to post for a long time. It’s the iconic duo from every Pokemon episode and movie EVER XD, Ash and his trusted partner Pikachu!

Really, ever since I saw that iconic Pokemon movie in Japan “Pokemon movie 20: I choose you” I have cried like a little baby at the scene with Pikachu talking to Ash: “いつも、一緒にいたいから” as in meaning “Because I always want to be with you” and I though that was the most beautiful thing of all the Pokemon movies I saw. It was this that reminded me that Ash and Pikachu truly are the best duo of all times and their friendship and love can overcome anything, as love does in real life. So, this papercraft is my tribute to both of them and the inspiration that they have given me throughout the years watching Pokemon.

The style, as you can see, is a more recent one. I decided to do Ash in his newest look from the Galar region series, so his visuals and clothes vary from the original ones (from season 1 in Kanto). I really wanted to do a current version one. Whilst Pikachu, is somewhat old-school, because I really didn’t want to make him in the current shape, because he is thin and more “athletic” than the original Pikachu shown in the old anime, and I really don’t like that look. So, I decide to make him in my own style, and make him cuter and chubbier than the one in the anime. I think he looks better this way in any case, and I always do every one of my papercrafts in my owl style :)

The papercraft itself is unfolded to 26 cm and it has 9 template pages to print out. It consists of a 3D Ash papercraft, with a separate 3D backpack, a 2D vest and a 2D hat, that you put on him at the end. The other 3D part is Pikachu, which has to be built separately and glued on his arm to stand (with addition of the backpack at the back, Pikachu should have no problem staying on his arm like that), and has a 2D 2-sided tail that you glue on like that.

Should not be too hard to make, I made sure to make simple form and I unfolded it to a comfortable height to assemble. Apart from the 3D feet of Pikachu and the 3D fingers on Ash’s hands, Ash does have spiky hair, which can take time to make, so those are the points to look out for when gluing it together. But what can you do if you want to have an originally looking Pokemon duo figurine at the end, it has to look it’s part and be as the original one :)

Hope you are enjoying them and happy crafting~

Monday, November 9, 2020

Antyyy's papercrafts - COMMISSIONS

Antyyy's papercrafts - COMMISSIONS

Antyyy’s Papercrafts aka Antyyy (me) has been and always will be open to any kind of papercraft or 3D modeling commissions. To sum up the process, prices and general info, I have listed the basics in here, so do read through if you are interested :)

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What are commissions?

By commission I mean any kind of paid papercraft (template to assemble yourself) or 3D model (unrigged, no bones) that you would like to be made that hasn’t been done before.

The commissions can be whatever you choose, from existing anime characters, to made up fictional persons, animals, buildings, creatures, vehicles, anything and everything.

1 commission means 1 character/thing you would like to be made. If you would like 2 characters, that counts as 2 commissions, since there is double the work.

You can also choose for the papercraft/model to be either made from scratch (meaning I do the model and texture myself), or if it is an existing character, such as anime, I can also make them from existing models with official textures (if they are available, such as Pokemon, etc.).

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What do you need for a commission?

You need 2 things:

The reference of what you would like to be made and all the details, including what pose, what difficulty, what colors, how big it should be unfolded to (if it is a papercraft), any other specifics you would like to be taken into account for your work, etc. I can make anything from pictures, so all you need is reference pictures, and I can make it into a papercraft/3D. The more detailed info you provide, the better I will be able to make it for you.
And a PayPal account, since I can only accept money deposits from PayPal, and there are no other paying methods except this one. Money can be either in EUR or USD (depending on the daily exchange rate EUR -> USD).

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What is the price of a commission?

Price is determined by taking into account all the details you wish to be done: difficulty, height, detail, pre-existing edited model base or new model base, pre-existing texture or newly drawn texture, pose, components, etc. So, there is no universal price for a commission, be it papercraft or 3D model. But the prices are always reasonably low.

For loyal commissioners as well as commissioners with more than 1 commission, I also have a discount system, so those commissions always come at an even lower price.

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How does the process of a commission work?

First, you contact me for a commission per private note or message and we discuss what needs to be done and the price.
If the commissioner agrees with everything, it is paid for in advance with a deposit on my PayPal account (which I give you after I agree to take on the commission). After I received the deposit, I start on the work and finish it in the agreed timeframe.
During work, I show you the 1. phase, which is the 3D model (with pose, if there is one) on a 3D preview on Sketchfab, where the model can be inspected in details. If the model needs to be edited, I can edit it some more, and when the commissioner agrees with the way the model looks, I move to the 2. phase, which is texturing (adding color).
After that is done, I show you the textured preview of the model again for inspection, and if it is ok, I move on to unfolding it to the agreed height (if it is a papercraft). After the work is done, I contact the commissioner and provide a link with the files to download.

The 2 phases that get uploaded as previews on Sketchfab are to ensure that the commissioner always gets 100% what she/he wished for, that is why the commissioner is always a part of the work process. I take into account all the wishes and changes, if they need to be done, so the finished work is always to the utmost satisfaction of the commissioners.

3D model commissioners get the 3D model file (in any format they wish) with the textures (if they were made), and papercraft commissioners get the locked PDO file and 5 different PDF files of the pattern (lined and lineless, with and without colored flaps, as well as the edge ID for easier assembly).

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!!! IMPORTANT !!!

If you agree with a commission (or pre-made papercraft) and pay for it, you also agree with my policy/terms of use:

The commission you receive, either papercraft or 3D model, will NOT be shared anywhere openly online, in any open group, private group, chat, page, site, forum or anywhere else. You agree, that if you share pictures of the papercraft (or videos, animation, work with the commissioned 3D model), you will provide me: Antyyy – Antyyy’s Papercrafts (https://www.deviantart.com/antyyy), as the designer of the work.

You will not re-sell any of my work, templates or rip/edit/steal any of the designs given to you.

I spend a lot of time on my artworks and do my best to make it 100% the way you want it to be. Please respect my intellectual property as such and treat my work with respect.

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