I LIVEEE. For but a mere moment. This is my 2021 offering 1.5 years since my last video, but 2 years since my first. I've been meaning to remake Inosuke, but with a higher budget✨ (but obviously not high enough to stop making yarn wefts).

Welcome back anyone who manages to see this. Back to the channel where the only thing more inconsistent than my video lighting is my upload schedule.

I hope you lads have been well! If not, then I hope my shenanigans spark a bit of joy. I wouldn't call this a tutorial per se since I went into this with minimal planning and on a tight deadline while working full time (and also editing this for 2 weeks straight nonstop the second I had free time while spewing bs on IG that "I'll finish this on Sunday"... smh I'm so sorry I'm built like this OTL). It's more of an idontknowwhatimdoingbutithinkitsworkingohf**knvmctrlz. Take this video with the biggest boulder of salt and learn from my mistakes (there are many) and do better than me~

Please do research on any materials you use and take all necessary precautions (wearing mask, wearing gloves, working in a wellventilated area, etc.) because I'm just some weeb on the internet who usually has no idea what she's doing.

P.S. SEE YALL NEXT YR FOR INOSUKE 3.0 CIRCA 2022 WHEN I REMAKE THIS AGAIN (I'm 48% kidding, but really should be fully kidding. I'll get a friend to stop me from making this a yearly tradition.)

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FairyTale Waltz by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...
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Artist: http://incompetech.com/

Chapters:
0:00 Paper Base
9:54 Foam Base
13:50 Sculpt
15:10 Ears
17:43 Nose
19:36 Tusks
20:05 Eyes
23:34 Fur
25:19 Assemble