Today I started some light work on a project I have been procrastinating for several years. The basics of the project started when my friend Jay and I wanted to make a series of videos using stop animation. Now after six years I have finally started work on it. The characters I am working on are to made using clay and the scenery for certain scenes will potentially be made with basil wood and the same materials and method that most would use to build an environment for model trains. Below are a few pictures of the hour or so of work that I've put in so far. I was just trying to get a feel for somethings as to what measurements etc I would be using, other than that practice makes perfect!
I decided to make the first room that the first video will go into.
I figured it would be essential to get a light feel for the room and to see exactly where the figures would be moving through the environment. Helps to plan out the later scene.
So this was my first stab at making a pretty basic terrain.
I still have A LOT of touch ups to do, but like I said, practice makes perfect!
If you have any suggestions or feedback positive or negative, feel free to leave them below!
Looks great, can't wait to see it finished. Also, love the joker in the background :D
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Good work, I know I couldn't do that.
ReplyDeleteCareful! You have Joker in the corner!
ReplyDeleteThe terrian looks very realistic. I'll follow to see what would be next.
wow dude, the terrain looks awesome! Can't wait to see the finished project!
ReplyDeleteOk, ummm....that is seriously fucking impressive, great work mate!
ReplyDeleteawesome!
ReplyDeletenice diorama
ReplyDeletenice! :-)
ReplyDeleteLooks great so far.
ReplyDeleteHope you continue to post new sets of pictures as you add more stuff [or make new one].
Also ~ Could you share the materials needed for this and the basic process for making this.
Cheers
Your wish is granted Atlas, I had already started taking pictures of what I am doing and how I am doing it, materials etc. So check back in a few for a new blog with this info.
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Wow! Do you need special paint for this?
ReplyDeleteI love that the Joker is in the background haha
ReplyDeletethat looks pretty damn cool I wanna see it finished. so get to work. haha
ReplyDeletelooks nice, also nice poster in the back ;p
ReplyDeletetruly amazing work!
ReplyDeletebest of luck!
This makes me feel like we can all be little mini gods.
ReplyDeleteVery cool. I used to work with landscapes like this for D&D figurine landscapes when I was younger. Nice job with it.
ReplyDeletewow that looks great. My neighbor has a train set where he built scenery like that. looks good
ReplyDeleteThis looks so cool!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe you get that much detail with the hillside, very nice..
ReplyDeletelooks pretty good, man. keep it up!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a lot of work
ReplyDeleteThat ground looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteHow long did that take you?
Everyone is seeing Joker in thoses pics or am I getting crazy ?
ReplyDeletethis reminds me of my uncles basement he would have this gigantic trainset laid out with terrain painted in a similar fashion
ReplyDeleteThat grass hill looks amazing :D
ReplyDeletewow that looks great dood! very pro
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