How To Make a Mermaid In The Jungle / Diorama / Anycubic Photon M3 Max

[@minibrickscraft]

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[@CubertoDesign]

Nice printer

[@grofication]

seems like you guys get all the coolest and newest stuff in 3D printing market

[@九逃-c1o]

何時才能再買到您的作品

[@Duder_abides]

Well if you run out of storage room, send me one 😆

[@maxamilianallen7238]

Is there any way you can also post the music you use? I love your eerie, ambient and ambiguous taste.

[@mcpuggynuggies]

Spectacular work as always Minibricks! I love the fact that you always make the area around the deceiver so mossy and filled with vegetation. How the water always looks a lil gross and murky. The skulls were also a nice touch too, that fish lady sure does eat well! I'll see you in the next one, thanks for the video!

[@blazegaming8561]

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[@danielmiller3596]

Compost. Compost everywhere 😆😂🤣

[@TheHalusis]

the Horror was No lady only a hungry creature

[@TheHalusis]

wait no difference

[@aprilgarcia6119]

@@TheHalusis No need to hate on women - just get yourself a man

[@khill6860]

I think the scariest and smartest part of the monster, besides having an artificial human bait is that it is in the shape of a plant bulb. Genius level work!!!

[@bluejack-ve7so]

I see it as it is a woman but underneath it all she was a monster on the inside.

[@Drownedinblood]

I think it's mean to be like an Alraune.

[@WavyCats]

@@bluejack-ve7so just like real life

[@JeremyJenner]

That's what stood out to me as well, I was wondering why the monster's shape looked so familiar yet unsettling!

[@trickywily2823]

Reminds me of Why I shouldn't approach Fm in public. You never know what's underneath that smile

[@mr.voidout4739]

It's so detailed, I can almost feel the soldiers being drafted to their doom as you place them.

[@minardians]

The amount of patience and dedication in this channel is so overwhelming.

[@georgemiller6765]

Breathtaking details, very gifted artist. The theme is truly unbelievably imaginative.

[@marcelkuiper5474]

Overwhelming? I find a the avalanche of insane screaming "youtubers" with an attention span of 5 seconds and no original content overwhelming. This is a relief!

[@sadgirlhours4088]

I really like how you lean towards more colorful pallets for your monsters. Its really refreshing to see since most media just makes then desaturated and grey. Keep up the good work 👍🏼

[@staceyjizzaine]

Your work is stunning! It's really relaxing watching you work, but the amount of detail and realism is incredible. You are extremely talented. Thank you for your videos

[@craig8128]

Pouring in the ‘water’ looks like it is very difficult: it seems like a real leap of faith to cover up countless hours of detail-work and hope that it all looks right in the end.

[@DDJas]

the key was actually in the mixing

[@KleptomaniacJames]

@@DDJas I think they are talking about what the "water" is poured OVER

[@DDJas]

@@KleptomaniacJames if that's what they're worried about, they shouldn't. The basic is you have to securely place everything. And here it's shown that the creator already did that by layering them with thin resin.

[@ShoRyuBarbie]

You would probably do some tests first to see if it would work.

[@Renegaiden_]

It's most likely "resin" that you're calling "water"

[@stopstopstop5361]

I always love these hidden dangers that are only visible to the audience.

[@bert7651]

Love is blind. Everyone else can see the monster she is.

[@maxximus6418]

@@bert7651except for the man she poisoned with her wicked charm

[@hannahlowry503]

That's dramatic irony for you.

[@Thesillytraveler]

It’s like you want to warn them but they can’t hear you kinda thing

[@annapanda9046]

I know from experience how hard carving and working with that sort of insulation foam material is but you make it look so effortless and easy, it never fails to amaze me 😭

[@gricklegrass100]

I love seeing your containers of various rocks, sand, grass, moss, twigs, vines ... and miniature skulls. You are truly a master of your trade.

[@blazegaming8561]

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[@furioushugger4887]

Who doesn’t have a whole box of miniature skulls? If you don’t then what are you even doing?

[@PavitrStan4Life]

this is the kind of art you would buy, stare at for years, and still find new things hidden it it five years later...

[@majicogarcia8417]

Indeed. Michealangelo and Van Gogh could learn something from this guy. Utter greatness.

[@davidmiles4678]

Just found this channel and I’m in awe over the craftsmanship and really just everything you created in the video. Love it!

[@Werewolf_Korra]

Homo-Melanocetus, or the South East Asian Siren, is a very strange creature compared to its European Counterpart. The human part appears to be merely the lure of a large predatory fish of the Lophiiformes Family. However, the human shows remarkable intelligence and autopsies (sourced from a Siren who died of natural causes) show that both heads have a distinct brain. It is possible the human half is unaware of the predatory intelligence beneath it. It is also possible that the two halves are actually a single mind. The fish half also has human level intelligence according to brain scans. The entity's first recorded encountered by US Troops during the Vietnam war. The maiden half educated the two soldiers on the folly of their ways, but when they brought back their commanding officer to speak with her, she ate him when he called her a racial slur. The entity seems to operate as a being of intense moral judgement. Be nice to it, and it won't harm you. Try to hurt it, and if will literally bite your head off. In addition to the human torso, the Siren also appears to have the tentacles of a cephalopod along its dorsal and ventral flanks. Our researchers were not able to ascertain the use of these tentacles but theorized it either used them to grapple prey or walk on land.

[@phantom6636]

Do you believe in them?

[@Werewolf_Korra]

@@phantom6636 it's a fictional thing.

[@Werewolf_Korra]

@@phantom6636 I wrote this as a creative writing piece inspired by the project. I'm not a cryptozoologist.

[@RavenTheVelociraptor]

at least it's friendly ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@rodeanalfanteforcadela7645]

I love this writing of yours

[@lorihopkins6328]

Have you thought about tackling urban legends before? Ones like person in backseat of the car, or the killer imitating the dog… Or what about other smaller phobias: not dangling a foot or arm off the bed, or fairy tale figures: tooth fairy, sandman, etc

[@Phebesless]

woah that is a good video idea

[@michaelmccandless1280]

View from the backseat of the car. The killer that the driver is seeing in the rear-view mirror is actually the person viewing the display.

[@lorihopkins6328]

I was thinking of the one where car behind flashes high beams

[@andwhat8291]

No I haven't but now that yiunjust gave me that idea. Thanks .

[@joshuagauntlett8724]

skinwalkers are bigger than urban legend

[@mikaross4671]

Your work is such a pleasure to watch . I love all the small details, like the skulls at the bottom of the lake. Such beautiful work. The monsters are always so unique and Lovecraftian.

[@mune_blume]

Your work is always so detailed and inspiring! Words can't explain how great this is!

[@eri_lol2002]

The skulls in the water was such a nice touch! Incredible!

[@JoeOvercoat]

That was our first hint…during the construction process.

[@purplehaze2358]

I can't seem to place an exact mythological origin on this thing, but it seems influenced by various mermaid variants across the world and the kelpie.

[@kenzieb5377]

It’s a siren

[@lordsathariel4384]

are you gonna just stand there or contain it dr bright the foundation dropping the ball

[@UntilItIsFinished]

It's a biography of modern female culture. There's nothing myth about it.

[@kenzieb5377]

@@UntilItIsFinished damn okay go off

[@Zen.Ka.]

Reminds me of Scylla

[@tonyHern865]

THIS is what I would call TRUE modern art : it's brilliant, captivating, and uses modern engineering technic

[@SalvableRuin]

"technnic"?

[@theobserver200]

@@SalvableRuin 3d printing

[@SpookyMcBlink]

*technique

[@FractalPrism.]

if you're going to No True Scotsman, fine videogames are the "real" modern art. they involve most disciplines, engage the user interactively while producing varied outcomes and are digitally available potentially forever and can be updated easily. not that this sculpture isnt awesome in its own way

[@Fantallana]

@@FractalPrism. I agree. You could also argue that an animated film is the ultimate art piece. It combines writing, cinematography, editing, camera work, storyboarding, instrumental score, character design, background and setting design, compositing, lighting, clothing design, modeling, rigging, and of course, animation. And probably a whole lot more. And make it a musical, and you include musical numbers/singing/dance.

[@glidershower]

Whoah, this just brought back memories of several tales I've heard involving a "Lady of the Lake" paranormal entity. Pasty pale, dark haired, with uncanny valley eyes. This monster diorama makes me debate internally: "Which is worst, demons or monsters!?" Incredible diorama, your hands truly show the level of your passion =)

[@Iionios]

Neither, Demons are predictable in stabbing you in the back and monsters just want to eat you. Humans are the only creatures I know of who will do one, the other, both, or drown you in the river they lead you to drink from just for kicks and giggles.

[@sirrhosis4638]

You mean the chick that gave King Arthur excalibur? At least in one version of the story.

[@suspiciousplatypusmoth]

I adore this diorama! You’re so very talented and I’d love to be able to do as you do someday- with that in mind, I’m curious. Why’d you make the lower level look all wet before when you were just going to put in resin later? It clearly wasn’t glue as you still had to glue down the skulls, so I’m just a bit confused haha- oh, and why’d you make a mold out of the foam? Wouldn’t it be easier to just use the foam you cut in the first place? Hope you’re doing well :)

[@androidannie3984]

they put a layer of resin at the bottom at first i think to seal it and add some details before the final resin

[@suspiciousplatypusmoth]

@@androidannie3984 ohhhhh so that’s what it was- makes a stupid amount of sense in hindsight haha. Thanks for letting me know!

[@Archer219]

It's to seal all those small pieces that will move around as the resin cures. It's also so you have a LOT less air bubbles. When resin cures, it's creating a chemical reaction with heat causing air bubbles that will pop up from every single tiny crevice. I've noticed with their stuff is they don't put it everywhere, so they can control those, as air bubbles do naturally occur in water. Hope that helps.

[@Archer219]

Sorry if I came off as rude, I'm very ill right! Resin is an expensive hobby to start, so try to learn as much as you can before getting sticky! Ok, bye!

[@suspiciousplatypusmoth]

@@Archer219 oh you didn’t come off as rude at all! That makes a lot of sense, thank you so much

[@lucyssilverlining5396]

I love how neat, organised and methodical you are. I love your style of editing and I really love your art

[@Malthaelx1]

Pure unadulterated talent, couldn’t take my eyes off the whole video, and the result was beyond impressive. No words were spoken, but a gripping and perhaps terrifying story is/was told here. Amazing work! Subbed..

[@lukaskahan3500]

Her enchanting song echoed through the willows of the forest, her voice as clear as spring water, the soldiers from foreign lands only grew more curious and sought out this enchanting voice, being so far from home and the endless war only made them even more longing, all they wanted was an ice cold beer and a friendly face until they heard it. The beautiful song that echoed through the forest, the captivating and alluring song awakened the foreign soldiers, quietly the soldiers crept on the vines and left no rock unturned and after passing through the harsh and unforgiving forest they saw it. A beautiful fair-maiden whose skin was coloured like olive's, thick wavy locks covered her head and an hour-glass figure, the soldiers were intrigued and called out this strange yet beautiful woman, she laughed and giggled and told them to come closer, her youthful glow entranced the foreign soldiers and drunk with lust and greed they did. It wasn't a safe time to be bathing in the everlasting spring said one of the foreign soldiers but the strange woman only shook her head in disapproval and she assured the soldiers that they are safe here, the woman urged the soldiers to step into the mystical spring as it has healing powers So trusting the foreign soldiers without hesitation placed their feet in the cold spring and then without warning the woman reveals her true form a hideous monster with long, sharp, pointy & razor teeth and tentacles so large, spikey, hideous and heavy yanked the foreign soldiers by their ankles and dragged them in the spring within a single breath the beast tore apart the soldier's bodies and devoured them whole leaving no form of evidence behind and later the beast returned to its underwater lair always ready for new victims.

[@lizg3002]

the fact that this whole wall of text is one sentence

[@lukaskahan3500]

@@lizg3002 haha ikr

[@amandaforrest9142]

cool

[@bananasarebetterthanlifeitself]

This is amazing. I meant the lore

[@lukaskahan3500]

@@lizg3002 I wrote that wall of text when I was half asleep on my engine running on 7 cups of coffee at 3 am I've edited it and grammatised it abit

[@trishapellis]

Very intricate and beautiful in a haunting way. The only criticism I'd like to leave is that this diorama could have used lighting from below - the lily pads and foam on the surface are a great touch, they would prevent the soldiers from noticing the monster until it was too late, but this way, the person who looks at the diorama can't see the monster's face - what I see is mainly the tentacles. The suspense would be greater, too, if we could see even more clearly the threat below the surface that the soldiers are missing.

[@brightbeauty3927]

THIS. ^ couldn’t agree more. Hard to see the underwater details 😭

[@tsuki-3699]

The thing is they tried giving it a more lake feeling, usually sunlight above doesn’t fully reach the bottom of a lake. So the dark suspense underwater makes it way better even if you are unable to see it

[@lipinglin1994]

You can always add the lighting for other occasions. This is better because it really feels murky and hard to see what stuff is beneath. Give you a chill down the spine when you as the audience know what is lurking beneath.

[@shellybaby5th]

I think the light source could be controlled with an on and off button. You can control the visual.

[@wickedfuctup]

@@lipinglin1994 yeah, it highlights just enough from outside light to get that murky touch while being able to see detail without the colors and imagery blaring at you.

[@divegabe]

I know light bends through different mediums, just can't wrap my head around it. Would love to see this up close and at different angles. Curious, amazing and beautiful work.

[@sebg.495]

Best diorama ever!

[@vilandra.]

У вас даже музыка нагнетает саспенс. Обожаю ваши диорамы с монстрами. ❤️

[@blazegaming8561]

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[@mayakyen3695]

I love watching the progression of these projects. So satisfying from start to finish. Love the High attention to detail!!

[@ritaneremijastrial7167]

Yes! 💖

[@wintersfox18]

I’d love to see a cross variation for the deceit of men! I love the mermaid style of this without it taking a full play on real mermaids. Super well done I’d love to see one for men as well!

[@johnsmith6132]

Then it’ll be a dildo rising out of the ocean like a giant monolith

[@smaakjeks]

That would be Nøkken, from Norse folklore. It would be cool to see, I agree :D

[@Pheebs77]

I too want to see a male themed one. Equality and all, come on 😁😁👍

[@CustardBustard]

Stop reading so much into it and taking it so personally.

[@Fantallana]

@@CustardBustard aww, no projecting now! Don’t be so emotional. Keep that pretty face quiet and go chop me some lumber ❤

[@jahartam9175]

It's look mysterious. Like a scene in a movie. Two US army in a middle jungle, near side of mysterious lake during the Vietnam's War. An eerie moment. What an art. Incredible skill n imagination.

[@stephenbridges2791]

I may have said this before, but; you are an extremely talented artist.

[@myrtillequelquechose]

It makes me think about "love death and robots" and the story of the last episode ! It's really super realistic, i love what you make, it's sooo impressive !!! thanks for sharing this on youtube :D

[@sarahcollins5245]

You are the best at telling stories with static imagery. Bravo, I love seeing every new episode!

[@esajunttila5486]

Scary and beautiful. Makes me wonder: Everything inside resin is of course long lasting, but how long do other things last good looking like that?

[@IgneelS11]

there are YT channels directly dedicated for this purpose. It lasts ages.

[@tiltil9442]

The miracle of polymerization...

[@carelesswhisper1148]

In the real world nothing lasts long, the Holy Bible says, its only for a season..

[@IgneelS11]

@@carelesswhisper1148 seems to be a book full of jolly fairy tales.

[@nevcutlass2257]

Amazing work. It's like a Lovecraftian angler fish

[@souprememc]

These always end up so COOL, but I watch this channel mostly because I admire the incredible patience it takes to create these!

[@joeybandar7300]

That was honestly better and more interesting than most museum pieces I've seen!

[@loveelleee]

Imagine how delicate to do this stuff. You're dedication is overwhelming. You're so good!

[@cameronlane3567]

I hadn't seen smart resin filling until now and my mind is blown. My friend has had so many prints that failed because he didn't refill halfway through the print. Its amazing

[@jell1480]

as always with your masterworks, ive fallen in love with the creativity, sheer skill and the perfect portrayal of grungy, dystopian phobia horror. keep up the good work!

[@Leezorc]

Ok I think this was Anycubic's best promotion ever. They should be giving a life long support of their product! And by the way that was amazing to watch you have a new subscriber.

[@Athena-p3d]

Yet again they have not failed to come up with another unique masterpiece👏🏼

[@youhave3verything]

This diorama is absolutely gorgeous! Spectacular work as usual!!

[@2bithustlers444]

Just discovered you, but oh boy. You have a truly remarkable talent. Absolutely amazing process, not just paint or drawings. This where the imagination goes into hyperspace.

[@tbaymufon6448]

As with any creator, im sure you see all the imperfections in it. But for us, it looks phenomenal! Amazing job!

[@NickWright]

This is incredible!

[@bradhayescamoman9348]

A perspective that resonates with any broken hearts.. love & loss.. we all live half in out.. reality, fantasy.. well done ✨💖

[@Flamus_12_]

Love your content always incredible only just started and I know it’s not gonna disappoint

[@jehovenjrjizdeortega8224]

I love these spooky hidden monsters under the water, you own this niche, great work as always!

[@orlandizzo88]

Wow, i was so captured by this video. The music, the way this video is shot. Everything about it is just perfect. Earned a sub, great job! I look forward to more of your videos ❤️❤️

[@beezlebubz0]

Incredible work , I hope we see more water nymphs in the future because this is just genius 👏

[@UncleJessy]

Heck yeah! Stunning build and one sexy printer!

[@bota6632]

AYYYYYY 69!! HEHEH

[@tsuki-3699]

Ayo…?

[@zzz_zzz_ZZZ_zzz_ZZZ_ZZZ_Z_z-ZZ]

🤨📸

[@EXE4098]

Every man needs to see this !!

[@3katfox]

This is absolutely insane! The amount of details and the stories that spring to mind just from this snapshot of a moment Great job!

[@secdup2510]

Awesome work! I was thinking that the vibrant pink and red colouring on top of the creature looked extremely noticeable particularly when the epoxy resin water mold was taken off unlike your other works of art where you can't see the creature when looking down into the water, but the placement of those few lilies and blooms completely camouflages the creature perfectly without the water surface looking unnatural or overcrowded.

[@marcoeckel5447]

Ich finde es einfach mega was Sie da zustande bringt,egal welches Video,es wird immer nochmal getopt!! Einfach wunderschön.

[@r.c.3542]

This is so cool! I had no idea that making dioramas could be that cool and so beautifully detailed! I am amazed at how wonderfully this turned out, but also how you have the patience to create all of those fine and accurate details! So F'in cool! I love it!

[@watchtower1014]

I can't even put a tail on my eyeliner. Your work is outstanding, BRAVO!

[@blazegaming8561]

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[@ericrawlins8444]

I never cease to be amazed by the quality, ingenuity, and originalness of these builds. Look forward to the next hundred or so ;)!

[@thomasbraden8242]

So awesome. Love the detailed work you've done here.

[@Muenni]

Love the musical choice! The song is called "Distant Worlds" by Theatre of Delays, for anyone wondering.

[@surifahaslamiah1056]

I love all the small detail, wish can try add on some lights in it. well done.

[@al6243]

"The noble *thirsty* soldiers were passing..." This had me cracking because I thought it was the other kind of thirst lol.

[@dagelandumay]

Truly unique, god-level creativity, along with breath-taking finish and presentation. My subscription to your channel WILL go beyond the grave!

[@blazegaming8561]

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[@glennbrymer4065]

Simply outstanding model building. Your detailing is first class. Very beautiful piece of artwork now.

[@CJIABuK77]

Как всегда шедевр!

[@chance9979]

Amazing work yet again. I can't imagine all the post processing work that goes into a 13" resin print. Yikes, talk about messy.

[@HappilyHomicidalHooligan]

I've watched several of your videos and one thing I've noticed about all of them (besides the INCREDIBLE Artistic Talent) is you seem to struggle to unmould the pieces after pouring the Resin. My suggestion is to mask off the edges of the acrylic sheets where you're going to glue them to each other and the Diorama and use a mould release spray on the rest (making sure the spray doesn't get on the Diorama) then, it should separate from the Resin much easier and you may even be able to reuse some of the sheets in future builds, saving some money...

[@forgingaheadinart]

Great work as always!! It would be awesome if you had a material list. The plants and all the foliage was so amazing and real looking!!

[@tarifaalkos3639]

This is so creative! I love it when you do creepy and scary pieces of art like this, terrifying, but I love it!

[@zororosario]

Outstanding skill creating this piece of Art! Such a wonderful talent. Thanks for the video.

[@mortanos8938]

OMG what did I just stumble upon ? This is masterclass at its finest, and I mean everything about this presentation. Truly inspirational, especially your idea with the creature itself. This is a highly intelligent design of a highly intelligent creature by an apparently highly intelligent artist. The fact that this creature uses such a devious bait speaks for its cunning, making it so much more dangerous. This is a true predator and not some generic mass of muscles in a bad mood. This is the kind of horror that will keep children from taking a bath for over a week. Excellent stuff. I would so love to see a movie on this creatrure. I have just fallen in love with your work and immediately had to subscribe. I want to see more where this came from. Amazing stuff. I think you have just inspired me to write a short story. Please keep up your astounding work. I may eventually bug you with an idea for a Diorama myself. I used to do a bit of painting on Warhammer miniatures back in the 90's and have seen some fantastic ideas from their so called Golden Demon entry awards for painted miniatures and dioramas, but beside the pure talent of some painters there are only a handfull that distinguish themselves in their initial ideas, and this one truly counts among them. Keep up the great work. Congratulations, you have a new fan of your fantastic fantasies ! 🐙

[@lawrencew3703]

You need to get out more

[@mortanos8938]

@@lawrencew3703 yeah I know

[@monieluvs4125]

@@mortanos8938 or you can stay in & run across some really peculiar channels to stan. Regardless, do you babe 😘

[@monieluvs4125]

@@lawrencew3703 And you fine sir need to mind your business...lol...let the dude get a little excited about some really cool art. Plus congrats to him for being genuine about how thrilled he was in discovering this little gem 💎 I mean you're here too, don't hate on a brother for keeping it real 💯

[@yyg4632]

@@lawrencew3703 its fine to be passionate

[@curator3539]

"She'll sweetly drown you if you get too close" Amazing job, creepy and that edge of anticipation feeling really comes through!

[@WKelleyLucas_KustomScatterguns]

I just discovered your channel and I'm obsessed. Amazing work.

[@Nanook8Forever]

Wow, I just happened to come across your video and to say I’m impressed goes without saying, you truly are a master of your craft!!!!♥️♥️♥️ I have one question tho, how much does your artwork goes for and have you ever created one with fairies?

[@Infernoblade1010]

Incredible!! I wish I was this talented! Question: How long did this process take? I'm sure it's a common question, but I'm curious.

[@afinepoint4u]

Entertaining as always. Your jump from start to finish of a particular step is professionally done vice the amateurish speeding up of a video as done by so many others. Also the lack of nail polish is less distracting allowing better focusing on the project vice your hands.

[@keithmckellar9913]

For anyone wondering the resin printer is 1099.00 and at the moment ( 03/27/22, 11:02 am ) is sold out at the moment, awesome video as usual

[@MAXIMUS-e8h]

Давайте уже подарим девочке 1000000 подписчиков за её старания!!

[@georgejudd9215]

Great creation took so much skill and patience beyond comprehension, true artist

[@harrymcgill9393]

I love this channel and the diagrams made! Can someone explain to me why the land was first cast in resin instead of just using the foam piece made?

[@ladysybylgrey]

I believe it's because foam can melt from the heat of resin solidifying.

[@nutmeg418]

@@ladysybylgrey I've seen nerd forge use foam and resin all the time ... so I'm not sure this is the reason imo

[@brittneygarcia9276]

Maybe so they can make it again if they wanted/needed to. This way they have the mold instead of having to make the foam again from scratch

[@Werewolf_Korra]

Great work. I wonder sometimes if you have aquaphobia, as all of your horror stuff is based around water. Then again, so are some of your whimsical pieces. I wondered if the extra step of making a resin copy instead of using the foam was necessary, but the results speak for themselves.

[@blazegaming8561]

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[@T-Law.]

It’s a smart idea. Foam is a porous material. Meaning it would take on water, if the original foam block was used, chances are it wouldn’t hold its shape every well for however long it took for the resin to dry.

[@ragnarragnarsson3128]

I think you mean aquaphobia. Hydrophobia has to do with rabies

[@ddawsonwilsondawg7967]

This is super deep!

[@sgrisafi]

I'm really impressed with your work. You have great talent. How long have you been doing this and do you have any formal training in art ?

[@otaku-chananime3026]

"Help. Someone help" A woman's cried echoed the Jungle. "Sir, it's a voice." "Careful. There shouldn't be any village around here." "What if she does need out help." "We're here to kill, not save. Don't forget that." "I may be over stepping, but sir. If we help her, she might lead her to the hidden village. A Hostage in a way." The jungle was so eerie, a place that a satellite was not even helpful. Fog so dense that you could only see few meters ahead of you. Vehicles and communications outside was rendered useless. The decision was too much for the man in charge to bear after losing their commander to a monster. "No, we cannot lose any more men." He walked off, others joined. But the two men stayed. "It's going on our record." "So what, I can't leave someone out here. Wherever the hell this is." The two men walked off, to the direction of the voice. Deeper they went, their boots sinking in mud. Slowly approaching a water source. "Help... someone... help..." The voice was getting louder and louder. "Look Henry, it's a girl!!" The two rushed to save her, pull her out from the water. "The hell!! Is she stuck or something?" "Hey Tom, hel-" It only took few seconds, Tom was grabbed from his feet, dragged into the water. His air bubbled up from the surface, but soon silenced. Henry let go of the girl's hand. But it was too late, the thing's hair tangled with his hand. "GET THE HELL OFF ME!!" He struggled, he tried to cut the hair, but it grew back to trap him even further. "Ah finally, some fresh flesh." Henry was dragged into the water, her face warped into Tom's face. Henry panicked, tried to get away. But he got closer to what was it's true form's mouth. He tried to kick it, shoot and stab it to launch himself. But in his old friend's voice. It uttered. "It hurts... it hurts so much Henry... why are you hurting me like this." Henry soon ran out of air, his lungs pressured into doing so. His vision became blurry, seeing his brothers in arms for the last time. Regret filled his mind. 'Dammit... I should've listened....' Henry was soon eaten too. Not known if he drowned first or he felt the razor sharp teeth sink into his body. It was smart, it used Tom's and Henry's voice to drag out the comrades who were looking for them. The monster's stomach was full for the first time in a very long time.

[@Mari-gq2jp]

Nice story

[@hty915]

When the fish go fishing or should I say humaning. Brought out the right lure too, gets em every time! Whole new meaning to the term “fish on” lol

[@BushCampingTools]

I think you make this look easy but i'm sure there is some massive skill to be able to produce such a diorama. I could fill my house with these creepy scenes!

[@lancasterbristow9410]

When a diorama can inspire a lot of concepts- fictional story, poem, metamorphosis etc. in the comment section,i means that this 3D art has truly ascended from being just an extraordinary skill of artwork but it is well on it's way to becoming a cultural icon. would love to see where it will really be defined by future generations.

[@remnant1018]

I keep coming back to this. The attention to detail is amazing.

[@elturtle4739]

I always like vague hints to something ominous as opposed to very on the nose warnings or attempts to frighten.

[@keygo77]

I'm waiting for this

[@wella12345]

Neat stuff! Used to do dioramas when younger. Your works compel me to do again🤙💯

[@jevegabuzz1446]

love your designs, Id love to see something futuristic and mechanical underwater.

[@ladysunrise2671]

Are any of these diaramas available for purchase? They're amazing! My fiancé is absolutely in love with them and I'd like to get him one, if possible.

[@fiddelsworthdinkle]

No! Make your own bish.

[@Pulsed101]

@@fiddelsworthdinkle wtf. Awful.

[@kaisel10888]

good luck, that model is going to cost a fortune. In the unlikely chance you have the funds to purchase it, it ultimately going to end up in a box somewhere collecting dust.

[@ted1990]

@@fiddelsworthdinkle ahahah this really made me llaugh. Thanks.

[@rayharvey1330]

@@kaisel10888 I'm guessing that would sell for $2000 on the low end...and would probably fetch more at an ebay auction...

[@jstape740]

Wish things like this were for sale and I knew where to buy. This is art in its highest form

[@smartyleowl]

I made some resin diorama, you can check my page.

[@Petulant_Kragg]

I know it's a monster using the SpongeBob old lady method but hear me out

[@AFarmerCalledChicken]

I… I had completely forgotten about that

[@katherinepoopydaipy]

I CAN CHANGE HER

[@MossyDroid]

I'm listening

[@Thesillytraveler]

Dwag I will not hear you out put only on this one bc I don’t what u geting eaten

[@rexpardus2924]

This is 100% accurate ! It’s not just art it is reality !!!

[@Hogggr]

Lmao what

[@unethicallyvoid2888]

No it isn’t dude lmao, there folklore of an asian siren like this. That’s the inspiration most likely

[@commentarytalk1446]

The underwater light-quality, shadows, murky beams of light are phenomenal for the mood it evokes of some horror fantasy setting. Amazing craftsmanship and imagination visualized. Thank you for sharing.