Stop-motion nature-material dragon head assembly video

A top-down stop-motion style video of four hands assembling a detailed dragon head sculpture on a clean white surface using only natural materials. Start with four hands holding and positioning bare brown twigs and branches, carefully arranging them into the basic outline of a dragon's head, neck, and curved spine with small protruding sticks for spikes. Next, hands place large pieces of rough textured tree bark to form the dragon's face, snout, and jaw, carefully fitting the pieces so the bark grain creates natural scales and ridges. Yellow lichen spots appear on the forehead and cheeks. Small sharp wooden shards are inserted as teeth. Then hands add layers of thin bark strips and light-colored wood pieces along the neck to create overlapping scale armor. Fresh green moss is packed into the upper neck and crest area. Dried brown and golden autumn leaves are carefully layered in a flowing mane along the side of the neck. Hands continue refining: placing two curved wooden sticks as horns, adding small pinecones as decorative spikes, inserting a realistic glass eye into the socket, and tucking pine needles into the mouth and around the head like whiskers and eyebrows. Final shot: the completed dragon head sculpture sits alone on the white background, a fierce yet elegant nature-made dragon with bark scales, moss crest, leaf mane, wooden horns, sharp teeth, and a single glowing eye. Soft even lighting, clean white background, hyper-detailed textures, realistic stop-motion assembly feel, 9-second duration.