Thank you for sharing your knowledge so freely! I cannot wait to give this a try. I have been admiring your incredible talent for bringing life and drama into your sculptures ever since I first saw one of your fairies a few years ago.

@kelleyspartiatis4776

2 жыл бұрын

Hi! You did a fantastic job of yours (I follow your channel) I made a 10 inch fairy and it was pretty good. I don't think jewellery is my thing. I just don't care enough to make them perfect but I'm loving making wire fairies

@hommevivant

2 жыл бұрын

j ai pensé exactement la même chose, c est une partage extrêmement précieux pour les jeunes générations d artistes autodidactes comme nous (1982) un grand merci, actuellement sur une lampe taille réelle visage en fil d aluminium coloré..;)

So very fascinating. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, I love watching these videos. 👍🏻👏👏👏👏

Q gusto verte trabajar !! Abrazos desde chile!

A zillion times thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills of something so evocative and wonderful. In fairy heaven and it is the best place to be!!

Muchas gracias por compartir toda esa magia que tienes en tus manos, son hermosas tus esculturas y el que compartas tu arte las hace más hermosas. Gracias

I really enjoyed watching this thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.

Nice video's. I'm really enjoying watching your process. Thank you!

I've been following you for yrs. Love your work!!

Beautiful work Robbie. I would really love to try this. Is the wire rust proof? I made fairies from polymer clay a few years ago but want to try this for outdoor sculptures for myself and a few beach neighbors. I will be purchasing your book as well. May I ask where you get your wire as well? I live in Canada.

i am in love.. you do such beautiful work..im following and trying to do it but its really hard when you have barely strength in your hands.. thank u for videos I love it

Muito bom amigo. Parabéns pelo seu trabalho. Te acompanho no Pinterest. Abraço. Me inscrevi no canal. 🤜🏼🤛🏽😄👍🏽 🇧🇷

Hi and THANK YOU for this and all of your videos! I just ordered your book and am excited to read it. Can you please tell us where to obtain the propane torch used for the rebar (at 21:50) ? This handheld tool would be useful for rebar (obviously) and so many other art projects. I have looked exhaustively here in the US and there is nothing I can find that comes close to this handheld configuration that can adapt to a larger fuel cylinder, as you have. Here we seem to have only three choices: A small general purpose propane or mapp torch, a rather long wand and oversized burner made for destroying vegetation, or burners made to be placed inside metal forges -- all of which dissimilar to yours. Any suggestions?

Che meraviglia adoro le fate e tu riesci a dare forma ad un essere magico ed elegante con un elemento particolarmente duro la magia sta nell artista che riesce a dare vita a cose fantastiche 🕉

I assume I can't jump into this as a hobby, can I? I've looked through your work and think from the videos I've seen so far what your doing is amazing(art is beautiful in all aspects) and your explanations well enough for someone to try this. It's just that it all looks so very professional.

@logandurand8063

4 жыл бұрын

actually, you can. of course, you cant just start doing masterpieces like good old robbie here, but if you start small, yeah, you can, i made one of these with gardening wire, it doesnt have to be perfect, you can just learn as you go along.

@michelgen9567

4 жыл бұрын

I’ve been doing this back and forwards for year’s, but I just use thin cheap wire, and I just make my figures in a smaller size. The same way when you make a wire sketch before you make sculpture

Pretty easy to see why these are spendy to buy. I'd love to have one but my budget will probably only allow a print or papercut or two! Beautiful work!

Seu trabalho é incrível

Ive been a fan of your work for so long. I dream of owning a full size piece 😔

i hate having arthritis in my hands, love to try make one, beautiful work you do

It's mad how we relate to anything human-ish. As soon as you put the skeleton in the vice, I just thought 'oh poor girl, that looks terribly uncomfortable' 😂😂

Это просто нереально, супер, браво!))))

I am in the midst of a similar creation (not fairy)intended to be a weather vane, body in the wind and all weight bearing on the pivot of hand and one arm. You have given me excellent insight not only structurally but also body dynamics. My base materials and skeleton are nearly identical but I had it in my mind to facilitate some sort of clothing to flesh it out. Weight in my application needs to be minimized but I find your look appealing. Thank you very much for sharing your skill and experience.

Hi Robbie really excited by your work and would like to follow all of the videos I have video 5 and 8 where do I find the other videos on the fairy in question in video 5 and 8 Thank You

I have no word to describe your work of art. It belongs in the Smithsonian Institution. Btw, what is the least amount of man hours in you piece, and what is the most man hours you have put into one piece? Thanks for sharing.

Do u are a monster omg , i can believe this amazing job

Incredible

You may want to invest in a rebar bender/cutter Just a thought. Love the videos.

Sou seu maior fã um alô aqui do Brasil .

I'm looking forward to your videos .thank you Robin :)

Just wondering where you would get the stand where you place the fairy into, I would like to make this but much smaller. Or is there something else I could use as a substitute to the stand?

@FairyHairGodmother

4 жыл бұрын

You could try a heavy outdoor umbrella base.

i m trying to do something like this but like 30cm high.. does size change the basic Skelton?

What kind of wire are you using is it aluminum, stainless steel?

How did you work out distance between joints? Compared to height....

Bonjour Robin, je suis en préparation de faire une fée de 24 pouces (60 cm). Je me demandais quelle est la dimension de la rod pour porter le poids? 1/2 pouce?

Perfeito

¿ Qué tipo de alambre utilizará ?

where do I find a stainless steel reinforced bar?

What wire did you use and size…thanks

I feel like a terrible person for saying this.... but you look like Trey Gowdy if he got plastic surgery and a hair transplant. 😂😭 But you sir are amazing !

Super super

LOOKS LIKE I HAVE SOMETHING NEW TO MAKE!!!

Excellente vidéo, merci, mais pouvez vous me dire comment arreter les extrémités des fils tordus de l'appareil afin qu'ils ne se détordent. Merci.

I've ordered the whole set of your fariys 2 years ago and they sent me tiny plastic crap " I spend Over $100 hundred dollars . I was very disappointed because there wasn't a return address. 🥺 to send it back . I really wanted to decorate my back yard .

@Fantasy_Wire

2 жыл бұрын

Hello, unfortunately many scammer have stolen our images to sell the plastic crap you’re talking about. I’m very sorry you have fell victim to this. I would advise contacting your payment. Provider to see if you can be refunded.

@9649591

2 жыл бұрын

@@Fantasy_Wire I'll try because it happened so long ago

Combien d'heures de travail pour cette sculpture terminé ?

Where do you source your malleable steel wire from please? It would really help to know this from your experience. Thank you

@Fantasy_Wire

5 жыл бұрын

we are about to publish a guide for wire

@marlyt9155

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! A guide to sourcing malleable stainless steel wire in the UK would be very much appreciated. I can hardly wait. Really enjoying the journey of learning about wire fairies.

@robinwight2659

5 жыл бұрын

@@marlyt9155 www.etsy.com/uk/listing/665889520/fantasywires-sculpture-wire-by-the-kg?ref=shop_home_feat_4

hello Sir can you make a video doing a male mannequin upper body life size.. Thank you..

Started mine today , ran out of wire lol

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Good video, excellent subject coverage, but the AUDIO sucks. Please edit your work. Your audience loose half the pleasure of the experience. Yikes!!