How to make clay figure

Welcome to Titan Play Kingdom! Today, I'm introducing you to a new video of clay. I'm going to show you how to make clay and making examples of showing. For example, we're going to make a Pokémon called an Ammonite and comparing it to an actual Ammonite and a real material. First, you open it. The first time I made clay when I was little, I loved making stuff like, for example, Power Rangers. I loved Power Rangers that time. So, I made Power Rangers, which I loved a lot. You know, last time I made tons of Pokémon. If you know the Ammonite state, they're called cephalopods. For example, I have a fossil of an actual Ammonite. Let's see. This is a legit Ammonite fossil. These fossils can grow to super, super big. Almost like an entire garage. Which, if you have those garages, which are just like, like open by itself using... Sorry, no. So, this is, um, to make you, um, think. These are actually called cephalopods. They're squid marine mollusks, which first appeared 240 million years ago during the Triassic period, but then they went extinct 65 million years ago during the Late Cretaceous period. But today, it's cousin, called Anomalus, which was in the Dinosaur Age, is still alive today. So, it's mostly a living fossil. Now, to give you an idea of what it looks like, let's continue on. It's a Pokémon, which is based on... The Pokémon, which is based on, um, based on... This ends up in the middle. You know Optimus, right? They have squidgy legs, Optimus legs, and tentacles. You see there's a hole in the back that I made? That is for, for the shell, like the fossil. This is the squid part. For the Ammonite... This Pokémon is called the Ammonite, which is based on the Ammonite in Pokémon. Now, I'm just gonna make... I'm using golden, golden clay for this. You see it's not big enough. Let's see what this is. Is it bigger? Is this big enough? No, it's not. Oh, it's still not. Okay, now it's big enough. Now, I'm just gonna squish it. In this form, it kind of looks like cheese. Just look at it closer. It's cheese. It looks like cheese, but then it's gonna be different. Now, we just need to cushion this up right here. This doesn't have any tools. I found a more similar color. I'm gonna roll them to see if they're the same size. They're the same size. It fits. No, it does not. More size. I'm going to get some black. Okay, now I'm just going to tear this to try to blend in the color. And these are dry. And these, and these brown are dry. So, the Pokémon Ammonite is finished. Now, I'm gonna do the actual version. The Ammonite. Now, you will wonder, how do I get this Pokémon? How do I get the photo if I can't see it? Because there's a computer next to me. So, over the stairs. Now, we get the materials. I don't have a similar, I have a similar color, which I don't have red. Put these back. We need the golden color again. It's the same white. The same, the same thing. Now, we need also black. And we're also going to make its cousin too. And that's it, okay? Actually, we don't need gold. Anything else? Actually, let's just stay gold. Now, first we need to make its head first. Actually, we're just going to make the Ammonite and the Pokémon. Okay, this is the head. Well, we're not going to make the eyes yet. Just kidding, let's make the eyes. Time to round it up. The eyes. First, we need to kind of make its eyelids, which is very kind of easy to make. But then, then you need to cover the whole eye with pieces of these. Now, we just need to make tentacles, which how many do they have? You guessed it. You know, octopuses and squids have eight tentacles. We need to make some tentacles. We need to hold this in the air because we need to support it with something. We need this. We need the new one, the new Ammonite to support it, which will be like this. And this is actually made air-dried clay from Iksuyu. Thank you for watching. Please like and subscribe.