I love you did this because everyone don't have the tools to some diroma so we have to use cheaper things to achieve what other people do . Awesome job. This stuff is easy for me to use
I'm so glad this was in my recommendation!! i love that you used cheap everyday items and showed everything .. I'm gonna check your channel out and hope for some tutorials.etc love this !!thank you for sharing what you made!!!
i love the way you filmed this in the end too. this whole thing is amazing... but the filming makes it look like you have been inside abandoned or forgotten places, a trick of the eye with the scale. i love the attention to detail, with the fabric spilling out of the drawers, the muted colors and the spider web detail brings everything together. i tried to look up the art2go guri linero spray, but cant seem to get a Hebrew translator on my phone to work a web page >.< i know people can make spider webbing with marbleizing spray paint, but what is this spray you are using? did you spray it on a surface or did you spray it right into your hands? its always good to have more options!
Thank you! I used just the cheapest glue spray I found in a local store, It's not something especially made for making cobwebs but I tried and liked the result. I sprayed it on my fingers first, let it dry 5 seconds and by putting the fingers together and apart a couple of times got this effect of the cobweb.
August 5, 2021----Oh, I like this, but not for reasons everyone would think. With the trunks there, it looks like an attic. Have someone standing on one of them and peering out the window where some zombies are slowly walking by.
This is pure creative awesomeness! Love the incredible amount of detail. The tattered wallpaper was amazing. Can you tell where you purchased the sticker strip sheets you use to give the fancy little details to all your frames , etc.? Been trying to find some, but with no luck. Not sure what to call them to shop for them. Thanks for sharing with us!!!
@@alexminiart Thanks, I’ll check there, but can you tell me what their proper name is so I know what to look up? Thanks again for your help. I love your work by the way!
Mmm... I kinda figure out what I'm doing in the process 🤷. So I make a frame structure and measure the rest accordingly. Frankly I don't have the final picture in my mind until it's done
I don’t know what it means to put a video into the algorithm, but this creator is fantastic, unbelievably creative and talented. I’m new to the world of miniatures, and I can’t stop watching video tutorials. I’m too timid to make something, though. I’ve bought supplies, but, well, I’ll have to take a deep breath and make the plunge. Alex, you have a style all your own! 💖
@@ssoozee I had the same problem, not knowing where to start. I just took something "easy" at first. I started out just making a garden bench, fairly easy and loads of design possibilities. And all of a sudden i had a tiny garden hut with garden bench, bbq and an apple tree (: I would recommend starting out with something like that, get a good reference picture or a temmplate and just start. It is a good way to get a feel for materials and steps. Don`t pressure yourself into creating something "perfect" immediately. Allow yourself to figure out, experiment and make mistakes and don`t hesitate to ask other creators and crafters for advice. This is an awesome and really helpful community. Don`t worry too much, it will turn out better than you think and you will and can be proud of what you`ve created (:
Wow! Love that you use everyday objects! Super inspirational!
Thank you!
very very spooky indeed..
I love you did this because everyone don't have the tools to some diroma so we have to use cheaper things to achieve what other people do . Awesome job. This stuff is easy for me to use
I'm happy to help!
I'm so glad this was in my recommendation!! i love that you used cheap everyday items and showed everything .. I'm gonna check your channel out and hope for some tutorials.etc love this !!thank you for sharing what you made!!!
Very good job. I love it. My compliments!
thank you!
Stunning!
Thanks!
Fantástico trabalho!
Thanks!
Nice work! So beautiful little items!
thank you!
such a lovely creation! And WOW what a great video, too, it's super inspiring to see the process! Amazing
thank you!
WOW, Just WOW!
Awesome video. I lost myself watching this
Great idea, and thanks so much for including measurements. Most YT ‘DIYers’ don’t care to give them.
Amazing. I really love the attention you gave to all the little details, they made all the difference!!! 💖💖💖
Thoroughly enjoyed this! No talking, sped up, and great content. I’ve subscribed! You’re so talented! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
So cool
Thank you :)
amazing work
What an amazing project! All the little details.. just wow!😃
Hi there ! Can you make a how to candles tutorial please ? So perfect !
thanks! You can watch the making of candles in this video ua-cam.com/video/kHcz0iLXZtI/v-deo.htmlsi=jPiXyDnjjlUWFshZ&t=447, I hope it helps🙂
Great work, real talent. My hat off 😊
Superb art 👌👌👌👌👌
I had to really, really slow this down. Liked it except for that. Your work is great.
Thanks! 👍 My other videos are slower 😁
Das ist einfach geil 👌👍
This looks adorable!!
Awesome work!
Wonderful😀 your painting skills are great... looking forward to many more videos !
thank you!
Great Work!!
I love your work xx
Amazing!!
Very inspirational, you got a lot of talent and amazing ideas!! Keep going
Wow...
i love the way you filmed this in the end too. this whole thing is amazing... but the filming makes it look like you have been inside abandoned or forgotten places, a trick of the eye with the scale. i love the attention to detail, with the fabric spilling out of the drawers, the muted colors and the spider web detail brings everything together.
i tried to look up the art2go guri linero spray, but cant seem to get a Hebrew translator on my phone to work a web page >.< i know people can make spider webbing with marbleizing spray paint, but what is this spray you are using? did you spray it on a surface or did you spray it right into your hands? its always good to have more options!
Thank you!
I used just the cheapest glue spray I found in a local store, It's not something especially made for making cobwebs but I tried and liked the result. I sprayed it on my fingers first, let it dry 5 seconds and by putting the fingers together and apart a couple of times got this effect of the cobweb.
@@alexminiart wow, thank you! I have some of that! i will have to experiment (:
August 5, 2021----Oh, I like this, but not for reasons everyone would think. With the trunks there, it looks like an attic. Have someone standing on one of them and peering out the window where some zombies are slowly walking by.
I love the mood!
for.the books== did you just fold.a piece of craft foam over and use it also for width of frames?;;; I love the whole thing..
for books i prefer using a regular chipboard paper folded in 2 because it gives the look of pages
This is pure creative awesomeness! Love the incredible amount of detail. The tattered wallpaper was amazing. Can you tell where you purchased the sticker strip sheets you use to give the fancy little details to all your frames , etc.? Been trying to find some, but with no luck. Not sure what to call them to shop for them. Thanks for sharing with us!!!
I bought them I a local store but I've surely seen something similar on AliExpress
@@alexminiart Thanks, I’ll check there, but can you tell me what their proper name is so I know what to look up? Thanks again for your help. I love your work by the way!
@@Pxzvamp33 I found some under Stripes Geometric Decoration, also try nail art or nail decorations
Do you teach? Can you provide little printable templates for your models?
Mmm... I kinda figure out what I'm doing in the process 🤷. So I make a frame structure and measure the rest accordingly. Frankly I don't have the final picture in my mind until it's done
@@alexminiart Could you do a template once you are finished for us to use?
@@ababy6074 I'll do my best:)
What is wrong with you youtube? Get this video into the algorythm ! Really enjoyed this video . Project looking great (:
thank you!
I don’t know what it means to put a video into the algorithm, but this creator is fantastic, unbelievably creative and talented. I’m new to the world of miniatures, and I can’t stop watching video tutorials. I’m too timid to make something, though. I’ve bought supplies, but, well, I’ll have to take a deep breath and make the plunge. Alex, you have a style all your own! 💖
@@ssoozee I had the same problem, not knowing where to start. I just took something "easy" at first. I started out just making a garden bench, fairly easy and loads of design possibilities. And all of a sudden i had a tiny garden hut with garden bench, bbq and an apple tree (:
I would recommend starting out with something like that, get a good reference picture or a temmplate and just start. It is a good way to get a feel for materials and steps.
Don`t pressure yourself into creating something "perfect" immediately. Allow yourself to figure out, experiment and make mistakes and don`t hesitate to ask other creators and crafters for advice. This is an awesome and really helpful community.
Don`t worry too much, it will turn out better than you think and you will and can be proud of what you`ve created (:
Are you using foam or wood?
it's foam