Amazing Laser-Cut Star Wars Shadowbox!
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- Опубліковано 27 січ 2022
- Pop culture poster art, screenprinting, and laser cutting come together in this officially licensed Star Wars shadowbox art piece from illustrator Daniel Danger. We chat with Daniel about his haunting artwork, experiments with laser cutting, and utilizing his expertise in screen printing to add parallax and dimensionality to poster art. The result is this gorgeous piece showing the iconic scene of Luke Skywalker arriving on Dagobah!
Daniel Danger's "...will he finish what he begins?": www.willhefinishwhathebegins....
Shot and edited by Norman Chan
Additional video and images courtesy of Daniel Danger
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Daniel Danger's "...will he finish what he begins?": www.willhefinishwhathebegins.com/
I’ve been obsessed with Daniel’s art for years. Loved hearing about the process on this piece!
He is obviously talented and it is cool to see how he has taken modern technology and integrated it with an old art form - Paper Tole. My mom used to do that stuff around 35 years ago.
Wow! Is some of your mom's work still around?
What a fun mix of art forms merging to become an fascinating presentation.
Poster video! POSTER VIDEO! Yesss! Thank you for sharing this world with us! I loved this video and really hope to see more like it in the future. Great video, thanks again!
Whaaaaaaaat? What is really impressive here, is his dedicated electro-harmonix collection! Wow!
Wow I remember back in the 70s when my parents would make these out of paper kits. It’s new again. Fun!
@@2000jago ha these or those. You got the point.
I'm not sure this gets said enough, but Norm is a really great interviewer. He lets the person talk and expound on ideas.
I saw the Twitter interaction that led to this as it happened 🤣
Awesome!
Very interesting, thanks for sharing! Also; look at that Big Muff guitar pedal collection in the cabinets behind him!
Beautiful. Never heard of this guy. Thanks for sharing this, Norm.
Man Daniel Danger is so amazing. I have a few of his pieces and he always blows me away. P.S. Daniel if you see this, you EHX collection is insane.
Thanks! It's my one true obsession.
As a fellow screen print artist, it's nice to see the medium being use to create a different end result. Enjoyed this! Daniel is very soft and warm and very good boy.
I have doughy belly for rubrubs
Great to have art by daniel danger! Been a fan for years
In the finished piece it is interesting to me that some of the art is hidden to the viewer. I like the idea that some of the art is never seen.
I recently got these really detailed cardboard models from Costco, can't believe they were on clearance. And huge! The star destroyer was 30 inches long. They can turn out beautifully if you are careful with it.
What a find!
@@tested Obviously not laser-cut though... Definitely need a hobby knife, needle nose pliers, and super glue.
His colletion of Big Muff Pi
a man with taste here
Came to say the same, but not just Big Muffs, lots of tasty vintage EHX pedals. Plus... He Has The Box!
Love the fairground picture with the coaster and the big wheel.
Beautiful beautiful work. The featured piece is pretty intense. Thanks, Norm.
Order placed a few days ago. Waiting patiently !
I’m inspired to make a coffin or dumpster shaped shadow box for Disney Star Wars.
Daniel Danger's "...will he finish what he begins?": www.willhefinishwhathebegins.com/
Daniel's shop in Rhode Island: Crestar Manufacturing: www.yelp.com/biz/crestar-picture-framing-east-greenwich
Really good. Thanks!
Absurdly talented guy, just a great interview all around.
Looks awesome
awesome artwork!
Very neat. It combines a bunch of things that I like a lot.
Smart solution with the vacuum pulling the pieces down. I would think he would use some sort of adhesive, but his is most likely a better solution, as he has all those narrow pieces that could get damaged if he had to peel them off.
Anyways, pretty cool stuff. Thanks, Norm!
Yeah, adhesive would likely damage the small fine vines and branches, and it's messy and there's alot of ink/paper dust. The vacuum table does a few things, keeps the overall paper flat so the laser is in focus, keeps small pieces from flying away and landing elsewhere in the way of a future cut, and vents the fire/heat straight down vs the original fan pulling it across the surface for cleaner cuts (less scorching).
Fun tip for laser cutting paper on the glowforge is using repositional spray adhesive on the back. Until they give us access to turn off the air assist fan, or you build a custom vacuum tray, the spray helps keep pieces from blowing around. -
We built vacuum tables inside. Spray would get messy real quick with the screenprinting ink becoming atomized from the laser heat and fans. Speed and efficiency is important when doing literally thousands of cut pieces, I can't go too deep into it but we got a really really good system going.
Definitely jealous of the vacuum table!
This is incredible and so inspiring!
Also a Kill Bill scene / Crazy 88 scene would be rad!
Thats a man that loves a good fuzz.
i need all the fuzzes.
@@DanielDangerTME We can relate.
Just like Peli Motto...
Another crossover idea: Shadowbox and Book Nook!
Very cool. Did a version of this by printing photos on transparency and stacking them in a shadow box with LEDs.
Any plans to put some back lighting on this?
Im already wondering how to do that when mine arrives !
This was fantastic. Love learning more about the technical challenges.
Funny iv been watching mythbusters none stop for the last few days i really missed it, I really wish u two would come back and do more
Nice!
Adding some lights would be nice.
I would venture to guess that Daniel's a fan of Fu Manchu or Kyuss based on the back drop he chose.
I wonder what the scene might look like if it were back-lighted?
I could easily see this technique being applied to the artwork of the classic Lucas -Arts game THE DIG.
Is he in a music store or does he have a big collection of guitar pedals and other audio electronics on the shelves behind him?
i have a massive room filling 20-year collection of vintage pedals, yes.
@@DanielDangerTME Impressive. Looks like some cool stuff.
I have one of his laser etched scenes from Black Dragon Press, it's amazing. So nice to see hss work but maybe if you had hs name in the title you'd pick up more views? Q...In the beginning scenes you show a Bowie print, which studio/artist did it?
The Man Who Fell to Earth, by Martin Ansin, released by Mondo!
@@tested Thank you!
Is the Green one already sold out? I only see the ability to purchase the blue timed version.
It is. I'll have very limited artist proof copies a bit down the line.
@@DanielDangerTME No worries. I just bought one of the blue. Thanks so much!
Why does he have SO MANY guitar pedals???
Because I'm a museum.
Interesting
I'd love to have a glow forge but WOW they're very expensive, guess I'm stuck with exacto blades for a while longer..
Step 1: Have access to laser cutter
What's the frame shop in RI? I'm in Providence and get my screens framed all the time.
Crestar Manufacturing.
Ask for Tony! He’s the guy in the video :) he’s great
good too many details of the concept art of the franchise saga movie with 3D Model that thing is lighting the paper to make the paintings.....very similar to book covers like comics How the style art lookswith blue and purple I'm pretty Print