Youtube daily report Apr 24 2017

Hi guys, it's Cindy Lietz, your Polymer Clay

Tutor. In today's PcT Product Demo, I'm

going to show you these cool Mandala

Stamps by Haskins Design Studio.

Now, these are laser-cut acrylic stamps

that are unlike anything I have used before

with polymer clay. You can use them with

all kinds of different mediums, you can

use them with polymer clay, paper clay

air dry clay, ceramic clay, even things

like fondant and candle-making and

soap-making, and all kinds of stuff. And

even just thought of one today,

using them for pencil rubbings. So all

kinds of cool things that you could do

with these acrylic stamps. Let me just

show you what they are all about, ok?

Now I've got a bunch of different

designs here. Tina Haskins is an

architect who also loves to work with

polymer clay, and she designed over a

hundred and fifty different designs of

these Mandalas. Now I'm going to show

them all to you in a second but they may

or may not arrive to you with this paper

coating on it, and before you can start

to use them, you need to soak them in

water, soapy water. And the reason why I'm

telling you this right now is we'll throw

it into the bowl and let it soak while

we're talking here. I've got some soapy

water and we'll just let it soak and

then I'll show you how to remove that

paper. Now we can go back to these. Now, why don't I first show you what I

made with the stamps. I made... OK, let me

see, we took... I took this stamp here, this

acrylic stamp, and made these two

different patterns which look completely

different. They're both made with the

same stamp and the same Premo Sunset

Pearl clay but they've been handled in

completely different ways. This one here

is a technique called Mica Shift. Now I

have a video on doing Mica Shift so

you can check that out if you've never

done it before. But basically it is a

perfectly smooth technique that looks

like it's three-dimensional, and that's

because you pushed the particles in the

pearl clay around, and these acrylic

stamps work beautifully for it. This one

here, I've used it in its dimensional

form so I pushed the clay into the stamp,

I domed it, so this is kind of a domed half

here. And I put a little bit of Mica

Powders on the raised areas, and it has a

completely different look to it. And you

can use these stamps for lots of

different types of polymer clay

techniques. I have done... I've made... taken

one of these Mica Shift tech... discs, and

made it into a pair of earrings. Well

actually not a pair, just a single one

I'm going to make this one after. But I

want to show you that you could also

take two disc pieces, put them together,

and make yourself like a lentil bead, a

hollow lentil bead. I have tutorials on

how to make Hollow Lentil Beads too, but I

thought it would point that out because

it's very cool. Now, these, like I said,

are laser-cut acrylics, so they're made

of acrylic plastic type material, and

there is a little bit of a special care

that you need to do with it. It's rigid

so it's going to act differently than

any of your flexible molds like

rubber stamps or silicone molds or

anything like that. And the designs are

crazy detailed, let me show you one for

example that's just super super detailed here.

It's got all kinds of super fine

lines and that's the only thing... you can

only get that with laser, as far as

I know, to get those sharp sharp details.

She has lots of different designs, these

are all one and a half inch circles,

and let me just show you the different

patterns. I'll go through them. This

one is from... this is number

20. So this is what that pattern looks

like and you can see that tiny little

detail that it picks up, because of the

being in the laser etched acrylic, is just so much

more crisper than any rubber stamp

detail that you're going to get.

The next one I'll show you here is design number 13,

and sometimes what you think

it's going to look like, how it looks

like here, looks quite different in its

3D form because of course it's opposite,

right? You're filling in the spaces, the

negative space is what ends up showing up.

This design here is 60... this one's

called 61, this is the one that I did a

little sneak peek on so some of you were

wondering what it was that I was showing

you, and this is the design here. And you

can see, well I don't know if Doug will be

able to pick it up, but on here even just

a little etched backgrounds from the

acrylic stamp are showing up on the clay,

which just shows you how much detail you

can get from these types of stamps. This

number here is number 5, it's very

pretty and like I said, she's got... or

maybe I didn't say, but she's got

150 different designs

and you can buy them in sets of five or ten.

I have ten here, there's this pattern, the

one that I made the earrings with

and the other domed piece.

This is design number 1, I'm really just going through

these so that you can really get a good

idea how different they all look and how

cool they are.

You can also use these types of stampings for

Faux Enamel-typed projects, you could fill those little

crevices in there with liquid... tinted

liquid clay, all kinds of cool stuff you

could do. Oh sorry that's number 60, pattern 60.

This one has a completely

different look, this is number 7R...

just a sec here, 7R, I think this

one would look a lot like a dreamcatcher.

If you wanted to hang some feathers

underneath it or something like that,

it's really cool-looking.

The next one is number 59,

and this one has a lot less fine details but still really tiny

little geometric type pattern on there,

really cool looking. Alright, so that's

those ones. Let's check out this one here,

the paper's starting to get soaked and

you can usually just peel off the large

pieces really quite easily. You want to

take... when you're taking care of these,

cleaning them, never use rubbing alcohol

on them. Rubbing alcohol is really hard

on acrylic so that goes for your

acrylic roller and that kind of thing

too. So you can just scrape it off if you

need to, you can scrub it with a stiff

toothbrush, you may need to let it sit a

little bit longer. This one looks like it

needs to sit a little bit longer or

maybe with a little hotter water but

it'll come off nice and clean. Soapy

water will do it, and you'll get a really

cool pattern. This pattern here is the

number 64 but you're not going to be

able to see it because I don't have time

to peel it all off right now. Alright so

there's that. Let me just quickly show

you how to use these stamps.

I will pick, which one should I pick? I'll pick this

one here, you're going to want to...

you need a release for these stamps,

otherwise the clay is going to get

caught in there. Now, this one's nice and

open but it does have a lot of super

fine detail in the center so use

something like either cornstarch, in some

countries they call it corn flour,

or you can use Mica Powder.

Corn flour is easy to use,

you want to make sure it's in there but

you don't want it so caked in that it's

getting stuck on your clay or you're

losing any of the details.

Water isn't going to be your best especially with

some of the brands like Fimo where water

kind of just makes it sticky, so just use...

corn starch is perfect. Then you

just take your clay, this happens to be a

sheet of Premo Sunset Pearl, it's a really

pretty color, and you put it on top and

you start pressing it in. I like to press

it in from the back. I found that if I

tried to use like an Acrylic Brayer or

something, it would skip a little bit

and kind of leave a double impression. And

you don't want that. So you want to make

sure that you've got it pressed in all

the way around, and that you haven't

missed any of the detail. You can see

through it so you can kind of see if

you've missed any areas.

And then I like to go from... I'd like to peel it back but

I like to peel it back kind of from all

the spots towards the center, from the

outside to the center is what I'm trying to say here.

Then you lift it out... isn't that so cool?

Now, I found that they sort of came

out domed, they're kind of scooped out by

the time you peel them out. You could

just leave it domed like that, even if

you didn't have a domed cookie sheet or

one of these Sculpey Hollow Bead Makers,

you could... you could still probably... it'd

probably stay domed if you just baked it

flat like that. But I'm going to cut it

out, I use... I have a 1 1/2 inch

round cookie cutter or a clay cutter,

just going to look over from the top, try

to get it as centered as possible, cut it

out. And now I have this beautiful little

domed piece. Isn't that cool? Now you can bake it on

here like I said or you could... or if you

want to, you can flatten them back out

again just by you know, just pressing it

back down flat. So you could

layer these, there's all sorts of really

cool things that you can do with it.

Make sure that if you do get any clay stuck

inside there, that you just scrub it out

with some soapy water and try to get it

out. You may use like a toothpick or

something to pick at it, but try not to

get it stuck in there. Make sure to use the

cornstarch and you will be good to go. So

I hope you found that helpful and that

it was interesting for you. And if you

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Alright, so we will see you next time and bye for now.

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AudioSculpt 3: Sculpt the sound

The name "AudioSculpt" comes from the idea of sculpting the sound directly on its graphical representation.

This is exactly what we are about to do : sculpting the sound with filters.

This is a white noise and its spectrum

in which all the frequencies possible are present.

First, let's draw a surface filter

with one of the tools located here in the tool bar,

you can choose between a rectangular surface,

a region with the freehand tool,

a simple pencil, or an "harmonic pencil", that draws frequency-parallel filters.

A negative value to attenuate the amplitudes in the zone, a positive one to amplify the zone.

Listen to the result by generating a new sound via the "Processing" menu,

but it may be cumbersome when you want to adjust,

The best solution, before really exporting the sound, is to listen to a preview of the result with the "play with treatment" button.

You might move and change the dimensions of the zone.

3 modes of filtering are avalaible:

GAIN : the entered value of the gain is applied : attenuation / amplification of the zone

PASS : only the zone corresponding to the filters is heard.

-- all the rest of the spectrum is removed.

REJECT : on the opposite, the filtered zone is removed from the spectrum.

This method allows to test the transformation, knowing exactly what zones of the sound are being transformed.

You may have noticed : as soon as you draw a filter on the sonagram,

a rectangle appears here:

it represents a treatment zone, created by the treatment sequencer.

when you click on a zone, a window pops up and you can enter precise values,

and access the "time fade" option,

an option that controls an evolution of the gain from neutral (O dB - no transformation)

to a certain level, as indicated in the object,

and the temporal and spectral point can be moved when you maintain ctrl + shift keys.

The shortcut cmd + I gives access to an inspector window for each filter, where you can change the values.

Even if white noise is the ideal sound to filter in,

you might prefer to have a rich sound, whose spectral content is rich enough, close to a white noise,

but with an interesting morphology,

that can be always be perceived, even through numerous transformations.

Let's save these first filters, first put on the white noise, and apply them to this other sound:

In this example, let's filter this cymbal sound to select a free-hand zone

and in the Treatments Menu, transform this selection into a surface filter, with the FILTER FROM SELECTION tool.

Here is a series of spectral transformations done on 2 sounds with filtering.

Very interesting sequences can be done, by controlling each gain and each filter separately.

That's what we'll discover in the next videos.

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Tori: Find some people especially in your

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something then you can kind of put your

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Sometimes you're going

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class and it's just important to have

those people that you can rely on to get

you through the four to five years of

your undergrad.

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would be to understand the importance of

networking and mentorship.

You'd be surprised how much people are willing to

help when you show your initiative and

you prepare the right questions.

Yonnie: Utilize the SLG sessions offered

in the library.

Every week they have

different sessions for different courses

and for myself in first year I

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because I wasn't really great at numbers

and the concepts, but going every week

definitely helped me out.

Rachel: Never sell yourself short, so especially in your

first year it can be really intimidating to

apply for those jobs or apply for those

executive positions that you never think

you're going to get, but you never know

and that's always the thing.

So just apply because any experience is

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It's so important to really try for what you want.

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we really want everybody to succeed and you

know it's always great to be able to put a

face to the name and really learn about

students as well.

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Life in Chernobyl - Duration: 8:26.

YOU REMEMBER - IT WAS IN THE NEWSPAPERS - A LITTLE

ACCIDENT IN RUSSIA. WHAT MELTDOWN AM I THINKING OF? YOU

KNOW THIS RUSSIAN TOWN. CHERNOBYL. THE PLACE WAS

EVACUATED. WELL, EVENTUALLY. THIS WAS A TOWN, BECAUSE OF THE

NUCLEAR POWER PLANT MELTDOWN, THE GOVERNMENT CAME IN AND SAID

YOU GOTTA SCATTER OR YOU'RE GONNA DIE. THAT DOESN'T DO MUCH

FOR THE POPULATION GROWTH OF ANY TOWN AND SO IT WAS WITH

CHERNOBYL. IT WAS A DYING TOWN. AND, WELL, FRANKLY, IT'S STILL

RELATIVELY ABANDONED. AND YET, THERE IS A LITTLE TINY CHURCH

THERE WITH TEN ADULT BELIEVERS. BUT CHECK THIS OUT. BECAUSE OF

THE TOMORROW CLUBS - A MINISTRY HUNDREDS OF YOU SUPPORT - THERE

ARE MORE KIDS COMING TO CHURCH THEN THERE ARE ADULTS. LET'S GO

TO CHERNOBYL AND MEET PAUL AND CINDY MARTY. >> HI TODD. IT'S

PAUL AND CINDY. WE'RE HERE IN UKRAINE AT THE, AT A REALLY

FAMOUS SITE. THE SITE OF THE FORMER CHERNOBYL DISASTER AREA.

AND WE'RE ON OUR WAY TO A TOMORROW CLUB. ALONG THE ROAD WE

STOPPED AT THIS MONUMENT THAT, UH, MAX WHAT DOES IT SAY? UM, TO

THE >> IT SAYS - TO THOSE WHO ARE ALIVE, TO THOSE WHO ARE, UH,

DEAD AND TO THOSE WHO ARE UNBORN >> YEAH. >> IN ETERNAL MEMORY OF

CHERNOBYL NIGHT. >> OHH. >> THIS IS AN ENTRANCE TO A MONUMENT

THAT'S, THAT'S RIGHT UP THE HILL HERE. >> DOES THAT LOOK A LITTLE

BLEAK? IT'S BECAUSE CHERNOBYL IS BLEAK. IT IS VERY, VERY BLEAK.

AND POOR. >> (DRIVING NOISE) (WIND) >> CHERNOBYL. DEPRESSED

AND DEPRESSING. AND YET THERE ARE IMAGE BEARERS THERE. LITTLE

CHILDREN WHO THANKS TO THE TOMORROW CLUBS ARE NOW BEING,

LITERALLY, ROUNDED UP AND BROUGHT TO CHURCH WHERE THEY CAN

HEAR THE HOPEFUL GOOD NEWS OF THE GOSPEL. >> NOW WE'VE ARRIVED

IN THE SMALL TOWN OF MOLACHUCA WHICH IS JUST OUTSIDE THE

RESTRICTED AREAD OF THE, OF THE CHERNOBYL DISASTER. UH, BEHIND

ME IS THE BUILDING WHERE THE TOMORROW CLUB MEETS. AND RIGHT

NOW, THE LOCAL PASTOR IS GOING AROUND TO SURROUNDING VILLAGES,

ONE BY ONE, PICKING KIDS UP IN HIS VAN AND BRINGING THEM HERE

TO THE TOMORROW CLUB. >> (WALKING SOUNDS) (VAN DOORS

SHUT) (SPEAKING FOREIGN LANGUAGE) (VAN DOOR SLIDES OPENS

AND SHUTS) >> TELL ME THAT ISN'T EXTRAORDINARY. IN A BLEAK PLACE

LIKE CHERNOBYL. THAT WAS ACTUALLY YOUR CUE, ADRIAN. >>

AHHH. >> IN A BLEAK PLACE.. >> ARE WE GONNA SEE INSIDE OF THE

TOMORROW CLUB?! HA HA HA. >> WELL, I'M, I'M GLAD YOU ASKED.

>> ME TOO. >> FINALLY. >> THIS IS,

THIS IS, UH, NICOLA. >> NICOLA. >> HE'S THE, HE'S THE PASTOR OF

THE CHURCH. YEAH. HE'S THE PASTOR OF THE CHURCH HERE AND

HE'S JUST GOTTEN BACK FROM, FROM BRINGING ALL THE KIDS TO THE

TOMORROW CLUB. SO, WE'RE HERE IN THIS CHURCH BUILDING WHERE

THERE'S ONLY TEN MEMBERS BUT IT HOSTS A LARGE TOMORROW CLUB OF

50 KIDS. WE'VE GOT THE TWO LEADERS OF THE CLUB. THIS IS

MARIA AND THIS IS HER DAUGHTER SASHA. UM, THEY'RE HERE EVERY

WEEK SERVING THESE KIDS THAT COME FROM, FROM SEVERAL VILLAGES

AROUND TO, TO MEET TOGETHER. ONLY A VERY SMALL CHURCH BUT A

LARGE TOMORROW CLUB. >> (SINGING) >> WELL, AS YOU CAN

SEE BEHIND ME THE TOMORROW CLUB IS NOW IN PROGRESS. THEY'RE

SINGING SOME WORSHIP SONGS AND THE ROOM IS PACKED FULL OF KIDS.

>> (SINGING) >> THE ONLY LIFE IN CHERNOBYL, RIGHT THERE. THE

TOMORROW CLUBS ARE DOING AN AMAZING WORK. THANK YOU TO THOSE

OF YOU WHO SUPPORT TOMORROW CLUBS. BY THE WAY, LAST MONTH,

42 WRETCHED PEOPLE DECIDED TO SPONSOR A TOMORROW CLUB. THE

GREAT NEWS IS THEY CAN OPEN UP 400 HUNDRED TOMORROW CLUBS. THE

BAD NEWS IS WELL, THEY JUST NEED THE CASH. >> (BACKGROUND

TALKING) THEY'VE DIVIDED THE KIDS

INTO TWO GROUPS NOW. THIS IS THE SMALLER KIDS. AND THEY'RE,

THEY'RE RECITING BIBLE VERSES. SO, LET'S, LET'S TAKE A LOOK. >>

(LEADER SPEAKING FOREIGN LANGUAGE) (KIDS RECITE AS A

GROUP) >> LET ME, LET ME JUST HELP YOU OUT AND TRANSLATE THAT

FROM RUSSIAN FOR YOU. OH, I'M SORRY WE DON'T HAVE TIME FOR

THAT. LET'S GET TO THE BIG KIDS. >> (BACKGROUND TALKING) SO,

BEHIND THIS DOOR THE OLDER GROUP IS MEETING. AND, YOU KNOW, WE'RE

GONNA, WE'RE GONNA GO IN AND SAY HELLO TO THEM IN JUST A MINUTE.

BUT, YOU KNOW, THIS IS JUST AMAZING BECAUSE IN THIS LITTLE

CHURCH, IT'S REALLY THE ONLY PLACE IN TOWN THAT THE KIDS CAN

HEAR THE GOSPEL. THE ROOM IS PACKED. IT'S PACKED FULL. THERE

MUST BE 25 OR 30 KIDS IN THIS LITTLE ROOM. ALL COMING TO, TO,

TO HEAR THE GOSPEL AND TO, UM, EXPERIENCE THE LOVE OF THE

LEADERS. SO, IT'S JUST INCREDIBLE. >> (VARIOUS VOICES

LAUGHING AND SPEAKING IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE) >> HOPE IN A HOPELESS

PLACE. THANKS TO YOU FOR SUPPORTING THE TOMORROW CLUBS.

IF'N THAT WEREN'T GOOD NEWS ENOUGH. HOLD ON. LITTLE WHIPPED

CREAM AND A CHERRY ON TOP OF THIS GOOD NEWS STORY.

IT'S JUST AMAZING WHEN WE COME TO THESE CLUBS. THERE'S SO

MANY GREAT STORIES. AND WE'RE, THERE'S YET ANOTHER ONE HERE

TODAY. UM, I WANT TO INTRODUCE YOU TO SWVERTA. SHE'S A 16-YEAR

OLD GIRL WHO CAME TO THE CLUB ABOUT 3 YEARS AGO. OK. THEY'RE

FROM A VILLAGE NEARBY HERE. UM, SHE THEN BROUGHT HER MOTHER,

VALIA. >> VALIA. >> UH HUH, HER BROTHER DENNIS. AND THEN, HER

MOTHER'S PREPARING TO BE BAPTIZED SOON. AND THEN LYDIA,

WHO IS A FRIEND OF THEIR'S ALSO CAME. AND, NO, FIRST HER KIDS

STARTED COMING. LET ME GET THIS STRAIGHT. FIRST HER KIDS STARTED

COMING. FAEDA AND CHOLEA >> UH HUH. >> OK. AND THEN THEY

BROUGHT THEIR MOTHER, UM, LYDIA, WHO, UM, HAS ALREADY BEEN

BAPTIZED AND JOINED THE CHURCH. SO, THE TOMORROW CLUB IS CAUSING

THE CHURCH IN THIS LITTLE VILLAGE TO GROW. >> THE KIDS GET

SAVED AT THE TOMORROW CLUBS. THEY RUN TO THEIR RAMSHACKLE HUT

TO SHARE THE GOOD NEWS WITH THEIR PARENTS WHO GET SAVED. AND

THE CHURCH COMES ALIVE AND FLOURISHES. HOW WOULD YOU LIKE

TO BE A PART OF WRITING A GOOD NEWS STORY LIKE THAT? TOMORROW

CLUBS HAVE OVER 2000 VOLUNTEERS WHICH IS WHY IT IS $30 A MONTH

TO DISCIPLE 30 CHILDREN. THAT'S A BUCK A MONTH FOR A KID TO HAVE

A PLACE WHERE THEY'RE LOVED ON AND THEY HEAR THE GOOD NEWS OF

THE GOSPEL. AMAZING. THANK YOU IF YOU ARE SUPPORTING A TOMORROW

CLUB. CONSIDER IT WHEN YOU VISIT TOMORROWCLUBS.ORG. LET'S WRITE

SOME MORE GOOD NEWS STORIES.