They thought it was driftwood / Diorama / Creepy beetle
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
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This is a real story that happened to two guys. They went on vacation to a lake and wanted a good rest from the bustle of the city.
There were snags sticking out of the lake, but they had no idea what they were pouring into the lake for many years. Various chemical waste has turned a small beetle into a huge monster that feeds on flesh.
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A freaking masterpiece!
One single frame frozen in time, worthy of an entire movie scene.
How Much For That Diorama?
How do you keep resin from sticking to the sides of the plastic panels you put around the diorama when u pour in the whole resin?
какую смолу вы используете для такой обьемой заливки? подскажите
How do you manage to fill that volume with one pour????
17:08 the transition from a hype summer pop music to a muffled, underwater like sound with an eerie undertone is just genius
it really truly is. at first i was like this music doesnt fit and then the transition happens!
IT GAVE ME CHILLS
Mayhaps someone knows the name of the music??
@@_hevieee1951 how to make village for holiday
@@toxicpain1277 i wanna know too
The amount of environmental storytelling expressed through your builds, especially the horror-themed ones, is amazing. Can’t wait to see what you create next!
The environmental storytelling is my FAV part. Idk it just gets me excited about the entire piece as a whole ^-^
There's a big difference between telling the truth ,and telling a story, or telling a lie ,am I right 🤨
@@thomaslyles5620 obviously yeah
Что?
HONESTLY the subtle worldbuilding is amazing
This is true art. This diorama tells the story without any words.
Also I love the moment, when music changed from happy to scary at 17:10, when this terrifying creature is fully revealed!
Hi Nocube
Nocube
Не ожидал тебя здесь увидеть
@@MetroCaUaaH ты мне
О привет
There's a whole story beyond this build, which you've told absolutely brilliantly and without a single word. So beautiful.❤
When I saw it had eggs, the whole thing instantly leveled up for me. Also, loved the toxic waste barrels, great visual storytelling💯
Yes, and ready to hatch too!!! @@
the thing i’m most impressed by is the modeling of the beetle. that level of detail is so hard to make happen with any modeling software. it probably took hours to design, and it shows very well the effort you put into these things
I was gonna comment this. When the print was finished and painted, my jaw hit the floor. That level of detail work in a 3d model is an entirely separate form of art, and they appear to have mastered it lol
I agree! the painting detail was another awesome detail put into the beetle!
@Get on the cross and don’t look back
Not interested but thanks ig. Try not to go to the UA-cam comment section to preach.
Especially since there can be people with other religions/beliefs like myself (I’m a Pagan)
@Get on the cross and don’t look back don't even
The only thing I dont like about it is. Everything is so detailed up until the tent and the people. Which i feel like were lazily made. Like Im not saying the work is bad its fucking awesome the whole thing. I just think if you're going to go that much into detail with everything but then just kinda flop on some undetailed stuff it kinda hurts the piece.
Coming across this just made my entire night, maybe my week. My late husband used to build really detailed diorama’s and scenes like this and I used to just love to sit and watch how brilliant of an artist he was. This reminded me of his work so very much and with the music it felt so much like I was sitting with my guy and watching him do the things he loved. I’m so impressed with your work.
I am very sorry for your loss. I hope your husband rests in peace.🌹😢
Even if it was that’s. Sorta, rude to say man
@CIA Informant 1234566533256666 what the fuck bro 😀
I'm sure your husband was a very talented artist. He was very lucky to have someone by his side who appreciated and loved his works so much.
@CIA Informant 1234566533256666 Goddamn edgy kids.
Plot twist, Jimmy actually rescued this monster when it was a baby on a summer camping trip at this lake many many years ago when he was a boy, and they formed a close relationship. Now, every summer, Jimmy still comes to camp at the lake to see his old friend and they reunite as old pals for every stay.
This is the only correct answer
I especially love these dioramas which have a very care-free, chill vibe from one perspective and then a total nightmare fuel from another perspective.
The environmental storytelling is absolutely astounding
I'm in absolute awe at the sheer amount of patience, time, skill, and steadiness needed to make something as amazing and stunning as this
Amazing ,,, isnt she?? ; D .... HAGD
Production, sound, visuals, skill, artistry, the whole thing end to end is my favorite project to experience here… awesome.
I love how you keep a “stash” of mini trees/plants under your desk!🤩
She is SUPER organized,, Japanese way,, but yes,, cool that she has an inventory and all those great gadgets too!!! I do models ,, but never will have a 3D printer,,, !!! hahahaha HAGD ,,, E
Out of context it sounds like someone found a weed stash
But she is again a glass to the left while she was using it...
broccoli?
Reminds me of my “tree” that’s stashed in my desk
at first i thought you said dress and i was like wtf
Cool concept and it looks great! Torn between the old school method of clay, foil, wire and sculpting against CAD designed and 3D printed..
With 3D printing it is easier to do really small stuff
If you take a hard stance on prioritizing skill when it comes to art (which is absolutely fine) you should take my viewpoint into consideration; Treat any technology that makes creation easier like a Photoshop Plugin. Plug-ins are a great tool, but should only be used to save time. If you can do what the plug-in can, then I feel plug-ins absolutely don't reduce the amount of skill it takes to create. This mindset scales very well to many things.
As such... We've all seen Minibrick's has the technical skill to do clay/foil/wires - 3D printing just saves time.
@@cyciumx They are simply different skills. Its like trying to say airbrushing isnt as skillful as hand painting a miniature. Learning how to create a detailed and interesting model on a computer is no different than learning how to do the same with clay, just different mediums.
Sure, it's 3D printed, but it's clearly shown that effort is still put into the actual design of the creature. It's a bit like a Traditional vs Digital art comparison. The 3D printer saves a bit of time in theory, but it's just another medium with effort still put into it.
idk how anyone could watch that timelapse of her sculpting the model and not recognize it's a skill (like every other art medium)
Выглядит восхитительно. Чарующе и пугающе одновременно! Впечатляющее мастерство исполнения деталей, мастерская покраска и имитация различных поверхностей. Очень интересная задумка! Конечно, стоит отметить еще и отлично режиссированную съемку, четкую картинку, яркий свет и отличное музыкальное сопровождение. Даже не знаю, как я раньше не смотрел вас.
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В музыке здесь очень красиво чередуются ритмы. Согласен. Музыка огонь.
8дд
I’m glad UA-cam lets us translate 🥰
Если это был бы ещё нано аквариум 👍
The amount of work put into every little detail is mesmerizing! I’d love to get into creating dioramas but don’t even know where to begin without any of this kind of equipment.
You start small. You try out techniques, find out what you're comfortable with, and bit by bit, build up your skill and experience. Always start small. A single critter on a wood log, a pre-printed figure below a tree, ...
There's plenty of cheap materials that you can use to create your own flocking etc if you don't want to invest too much into the hobby, and super rewarding results you can get with them. Cork boards make for excellent pebbles and rocks, for example, and great flocking when grind to smaller pieces. Oregano makes for great leaves. PVA glue is one of the must haves and is available everywhere.
Start slow, start small, and be kind to yourself. Always keep an open mind, and just go for it! :)
Everybody gangsta until they see "this is a real story" in the description.
Whoa damn... 😲
This made me check the description lol
@@gabbygonzaga3722 Mission Accomplished. 😂
@@kj25 omfg that’s so fucking smart! XD thanks I probably wouldn’t have checked if it wasn’t for this comment!
I didn't even see the description thanks
Love how you don’t commentate on your work, describing the detail or the creature, but when it comes to the printer, you basically bombard us with everything good about it
That's because they're promoting the printer, they have a kickstarter linked to it in the info box.
minibrics is a Russian company from a country that is now killing Ukrainian pregnant women
What is this music ? pls i need to know ? artist name or something ?
@@conflict6248 I used Siri and it said the song is called 'Kromag (Laiva Remix)' by Snitch ^_^
@@killinglonliness88 well thats defn not it, but thank you anyways
All of this was incredible. My mind was blown by that grass that seemed to just fall out of the bottle and build itself vertically. Does anyone know how that worked in particular?
Thats Woodland Scenics Static Grass.
I was just thinking the same
@@get2dachoppa249 thank you!
You have to use a electrostatic "Grassmaster". There are several videos on UA-cam about how it works. And also tutorials how to build one by yourself.
Kinda works the same like if you were to powder coat something
The way you reveal the story is a wonderful addition to watching your modeling skills.
Given that the beetle is holding one of the campers up for a sweet jump into the water, my headcanon is that she is friendly and just looks kind of scary.
I agree
i like to imagine as soon as he jumps in the water beetle crawls to his legs pull him down and eats him up
How in the Earth's core do you know the beetle is a she???????
@@acethesniper599roblox4 how and why does it matter?
Dunno but still how
I haven't really seen a diorama built like this before. I must confess that it's probably my mere ignorance on the methods of creation. I really appreciated this. The scene is amazing, and I quite like how it tells a story. Thank you very much for making this and putting on youtube to share with the world.
This is how you start off October the right way 😭❤️
Cap
No
@@memeszeus well maybe not to you my friend 🤷🏻♀️
2 years later and still my favorite you've ever done !
This is exactly how almost every horror movie starts, with a bunch naive cocky college students haha
Awesome work as always !!
Monster during day: I’m too shy!
Monster during night: ok I’m not shy I’m big boy now
also how transformers started on one movie
I think Nightmare on Elm St. Dream Warriors starts out this way
And afterwards, they just make Evan more dumbass decisions!
I would love to watch a horror movie with that creature in it
I love the environmental storytelling in this diorama.
Whoa. Calm down there sir. You aren't allowed near that thing. Okay?
SCP-6355 ?
Poppy playtime horror game is the best of luck with that in mind that you have to go back to top off the ground and the other side of yourself is not alive
*telephone ring noise*
Hello. Let's skip over how I got the SCP number sir. I just want to say, that there is a giant @#&_# scarab monster here. Come get it pls..... And then put it into a cell with the lizard just to see who wins
*ends call*
Hello Doctor, I am a member of the Ethics Committee, Klaus
Not only are you spectacular at these builds, but your cinematography and audio engineering was beautiful. The transition from summer camp and fun, to the deep depressing underwater monster cove with its mutant food of toxic waste where it sits waiting. I can't lie that was perfect.
I was flat-out mesmerized watching this, & I am astonished at the ability to make something like that. I'm not kidding when I say it is incredible. That is genuine talent.
The most amazing thing to me is how your nails stay perfect after all the bare-handed painting
Great piece!
In the middle of the video her nails switch from thumb and pointy being white to pinky and ringfinger being white. So either it's someone else or she repainted in the meantime.
@@ChacUayabXoc I remember one of her videos where she said that each piece takes upwards of months to complete, so I imagine that she has to update them for the camera sometimes
minibrics is a Russian company from a country that is now killing Ukrainian pregnant women
you dont think this was done start to finish in a day or two do you?
What is this music ? pls i need to know ? artist name or something ?
I've only watched a few on this channel, but I really like that this one tells a story. Not just a doomed encounter. The monster reminds me of those little water bugs which adds to it. If this was a written short story, I'd be asking for the novel.
There are 2 paragraphs of story in the description
Seems like Jimmy never learned his lesson from the time he spent at the pool.
Or it fits with the idea that jimmy is the monster and went back looking for more.
Jimmy is friends with monsters
Jimmy is a weird guy
jimmy is just visiting his great aunt beatrice
they had a wonderful time together
jimmy learnt she just had some kids
Billy (Jimmy's older Brother) is just relaxing. Not caring about Jimmy or anything else. Instead of reading comic books downstairs like when he was a kid, he just wants to get tan outside. Jimmy however has not learned his lesson from when he was a little kid.
hahahahaa poor guy always picks the Wrong place to swim,, hahahaha,, I saw one with a guy in a boat, and a diplococus coming up after him,, think that was his Grandpa??? hahahaha HAGD ... E
What an amazing story this build tells. I'm blown away!
Замечательная работа💪💪💪
В ней классно всё от жука до водной поверхности. 12 Жуков из 10😂😂😂
Потрясающая работа!!! И конечно, очень нравится то, что не только все мелочи продуманы, детально проработан сам "злодей", но сама тема весьма актуальна! Спасибо, что таким способом призываете людей к чистоте и поддержки природы!)))) Успехов во всех проектах!
Так жук сам там бардак и навёл, тащил к себе всякую хрень, вот теперь ещё и палаткой обзаведётся
the radioactive barrels detailing is next level
Очень красивая трава и всё это спасибо за видео Very beautiful grass and all this thanks for the video
Whenever i watch these videos, a long plot or story comes to mind as I’m watching you create your work. It’s crazy how every small detail plays a huge role in the art as a whole; anyone can tell that you work really hard and you do it so effortlessly 😍
Surprise twist. They know that alien Monster bug is in there and it's their best friend! They swim together all the time. That's why he's comfortably about to jump off his cute little alien arm. They're all having a great time 🥰
But the toxic waste in the water would legit be fatal for a human.
@@gageunruh3574
That's supposed to be radioactive waste and you can't possibly tell how dangerous it is, because the diorama nowhere tells you what's precisely in the barrels.
This is incredible. I started down this particular click-hole with some scratch-built and trash-built centric videos, and found yours. The level of detail, the precision and the use of cad is not something I was prepared for. I love your calm approach. The music is perfect. Thank you for sharing your talent.
minibrics is a Russian company from a country that is now killing Ukrainian pregnant women
What is this music ? pls i need to know ? artist name or something ?
Geeze, what an incredible hobby....and of course, skill. That is just tremendous. The conception, and the creation. The eggs were super creepy, and I loved the nuclear waste barrels. Might be the best diorama video I've ever seen.
Absolutely incredible...in some of the 'lakebed' shots, with the water weeds, you would have thought it was a real photo!
Imagine your art teacher tells you to make a diorama and you give them THIS:
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this guy is going to get 1000000000% score
Them? That's plural!
The teacher would think that they bought it
@@itzakehrenberg3449 No, "them/their" can also be used for someone whose sex was unspecified.
@@wapaa26 Then you show them the unedited video of you making it.
I love how the front legs of the beetle looks like actual sticks poking out of the water. So cool and creepy!
A single beetle is not what concerns me, its the discovery that it had laid eggs.
The beetle adapted its legs into driftwood
@@milijanovcic4479 ikr
That's the bait
minibrics is a Russian company from a country that is now killing Ukrainian pregnant women
This diorama has all the makings of a great horror movie. Fantastic work, its amazing!!!!
That’s the first time I’ve actually seen electrostatic flocking. Your work is incredible!
What is electrostatic flocking?
@@landensmith7928 I believe it’s the method used to make the grass stand up straight! She’s using an electrical current with that medal to rod to make static electricity (yknow when your hair stands up when someone rubs a balloon on you?) Pretty cool, right? :^)
@@marqicuis ohhhhhhh, it's a similar technique to electrophoresis! Send a electrical signal through really tiny things to make their ends an opposite charge from where they're positioned. That's why the grass stands up like that!
Круто! Автору браво за фантазию и за терпение при выполнении такой кропотливой работы❗💯👍🏻👏
I like how this isn't just a showcasing of great talent but also a story gradually emerging through the wordless development - it, along with the soundtrack, is great to relax to
Minibricks,, you are amazing. The attention to detail, the story telling is mind-blowing! Thank you for sharing!
What a fantastic idea, and an even better model ! This is superb and looks totally awesome. The level of detail is both very realistic and creates quite a disturbing scene. Brilliant !
Read the description 😬.
the timing with the music at 13:26, damn that was good.
also Love this diorama so much, the details! chefs kiss. when I saw the nuclear waste cans, and then the eggs, and just how much texture and details you added to the creature, just superb. I think this has to be one of my favourite dioramas you've done
That song is Elements by Theater of Delays, incase anyone else was wondering. I am really curious what the first song in the video is as well if anyone happens to know.
@@Topher0089 same
This is absolutely awesome, love that you get different "stories" depending on the angle at which you look at it. And the music choices for the final reveal were chef's kiss. Subscribed.
seeing the grass being growing is kind of weird but fascinating
Jqhsha
I am not only impressed by the artistic work. But the fantastic ideas you have for your dioramas. Love them❤️
I audibly gasped when I saw you designing the beetle to be 3D printed. This is such high level mastery and I'm in awe
Just when you think it’s finished, you add another level of detail. Amazing!
I love the use of music used in this video, really sells the fact that she's making something epic! And the use of the upbeat summer song when in the ending and the transition into the eerie underwater music was really well thought out too. Great job!
Yes, it reminded me a lot of Stranger Things. Plot of season 5, mayhap?
This one is my favorite. So much detail and it gives you that feeling of impending doom.
the contrast between the red and white nails and the grungy, dystopian, ethereal diorama is stunning. if you decide to do more in this series, many will definitely back it
This isn't scary, this is cute! A good mama beetle finding food for her soon to hatch beetle babies. Entirely wholesome!
"They Thought it Was Driftwood" Coming soon to a theater near you
It was I, Driftwood
Hello! @@driftwood8136
What is a driftwood
@@Koenigsegg-jesko a branch (big or small) that fell into the river and got drifted away by the current
I've always wanted to see you make an HP Lovecraft inspired build
I thought exactly the same, only it reminded me of The Metamorphosis by Kafka.
ua-cam.com/video/HH5x6kfVy2Y/v-deo.html talking about their other video?
To whoever she is that made this diorama, I would like to appreciate the amount of detail you poured - no pun intended - into the work!!!
I really like the part where the happy music shows two men having a picnic and turns into thrilling, alarming & scary music when the creature in the lake is shown 😍
NGL the grass-sprinkling bit at 4:05 would easily fit into one of those "oddly satisfying" compilations. Just scratched an itch I didn't even know I had! 😙👌
I am in awe of your creativity and skills. Love watching your creations come to life!
I watched this whole video in awe, this is one of the best dioramas I've ever seen and you definitely made a huge fan out of me today! Please keep up the amazing work
So cool, amazing craftsmanship and skill. Not to mention the creativity, it’s like a frozen 3D story. I love it.
I love this fucking concept of having these scenes and scenarios, having these events take place and having such creativity in the idea… this is just beyond us…
This scenery is exactly ‘we’re not just telling story, we’re changing lives”
I watched this whole thing mouth agape in awe. This was so amazing, I am not even surprised that I am surprised by how surprisingly awesome this was. And just for anyone bothering to read this comment, another surprise just for good measure. That last one was just for us.
the girl has golden hands! very nicely done. hello from Siberia!🙂✋👍
The children bounded around the campsite, happily enjoying their time on their trip. A cool breeze drifted through the air, rustling leaves and blowing fresh sprays of pond water onto the camper's faces. Lily pads and duckweed bobbed in the water casually. One of the boys carelessly ventured to the swamp's edge, and saw a branch jutting out of the soft surface of the lake.
*and they thought it was drift wood*
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Hello, writer❤
@@fionaangelgerardoraiz9219 thanks but I feel like I can do better XD
@@UwU-ou3nc Nah, you're even better than me😆
@@fionaangelgerardoraiz9219 its not too hard. too sound better at writing use fancier longer words
Jimmy’s friend:
“Jimmy!”
“Little Jimmy where are you?”
Jimmy’s mom:
“Oh god not again….”
Jimmy to Jimmy's Son,, I love the water, always makes me so calm and peaceful,,, ,,,,, Jimmy's Son 15 years later,,, , I aint going in that frickin water,, not after what Dad said to me!!!! and the what happened!!!! hahahhahahaha
Carl wheezer is Jimmys freind
This is brilliant and dark at the same time. I'm really impressed by the level of detail. Keep up the excellent work!
That is extremely amazing! I really like the old car underwater 😀
And this is why so many people fear deep water O_O
yep, especially when something touches your leg
@@minibrickscraft TRUE 😱😱
Precisely what I was thinking!
When I was a kid, I went swimming in a lake in Spain, and I felt something touch my leg. Didn't think anything of it until I saw a DETACHED EYEBALL float by. Apparently, it was sheep slaughtering season and they would dump the unused parts in the lake.
I was 8 or 9 at the time. I'm now 43, and to this day, I do NOT swim in water that I cannot see to the bottom of.
@@minibrickscraft I can't bare to go anywhere near water, except for the pool.
@@minibrickscraft YUP XD call me paranoid but I don't trust bodies of water I can't see through I'd have no issues in tropical clear waters its just the water I can't see through thats worrying.
first time here on this chanel im 1:07 into the video and someone is working with some good cheese
This is no doubt my favorite diorama you've ever done.
The fact that magical printer is second best man made creation in this video says a lot.
I love how the story was told over time throughout this project, it’s a beautiful work of art; a TRUE Masterpiece!!
Получила огромное удовольствие наблюдая за процессом создания! Великолепно!
WOOOOOOW, simply wow. This diorama is amazingly detailed and reaffirms my fear of water sources that I can't see through LOL.
You are totally awesome, and what you do brings great peace to an old 54 year old USCG Vet!!!!!😁😁😁
This is freaking amazing ! The patience she has.. its art of a another level !
What is this music ? pls i need to know ? artist name or something ?
Люблю смотреть как профессионалы делают то в чём они хороши. Я снимаю шляпу перед вами.
I remember coming across something similar way back in 2004. It was a guy from Mexico in an Amelia's Magazine article (this proto hipster craft/music/art mag). He made these kind of movie genre scene diorammas using epoxy resin too. I always wanted to use it for casting and experimenting and never had the chance. This one is very good too. Possibly the best I've seen of its kind, in terms of pure joy factor and aesthetic. It's also nice to see the process and uses self designed work that you might see a STEAM project aim for. The materials are so perfectly utilised too.
I can just picture the story behind this piece, and it answers all the questions us as audience members may have
The amount of effort and detail you put into your builds is crazy, I don’t know how you do it, but good job, keep up the awesome work 😃
What is this music ? pls i need to know ? artist name or something ?
@@conflict6248 idk
The fact that she can give so much lore into a project is amazing
4:25 ok that must be the coolest and most technically advanced method to bring miniaturized grass on a sculpture.
I agree, but how's she doing it? I see it, but I can't figure out what I'm seeing! Electrified glue?
@@TheVonStryker I'm no expert, but I think it's static electricity that is being flowed through the diorama, therefore causing the grass hairs to stand up.
@@boggybeard yes i think that's the method! Ain't that amazing?
Это безумно талантливо👍👍👍👍👍👍Впервые вижу такое. Я в шоке!!!
That's so creepy imagine you're minding your own business, about to take a relaxing bath in the river and suddenly a human starts crawling on your leg yuck!
this is my new favorite diorama ever. absolutely splendidly well done. Everything from the colouring, the incredible detail, the setting and the creature itself. Really, really well done.
its good, but the position of the beetle is impossible
Большой поклон этим людям. Талант как не иначе👍
Оо наконец долистала до наших
This is some of your best work. I love the level of organic scenery and of course, the slow horror of the setting.
I am very glad this diorama making was recorded. This channels work is mesmerizing in build and end product. Amazing detail as always!
I love how you used all the plants and stuff, it made me want to do art too. This is truly amazing art; I wish I had the materials to do this stuff. Keep making more vids about the phobia dioramas, they're super cool!
Just buy equipment as you go. That's what I do. At the beginning of 2020, I had a few basics,but I now have most of what I want or need. Ebay is my best friend.
@@deathbycheese850 Thanks I think I'll do that.
Your attention to detail and quality of your work is amazing. I'm mesmerized watching your gorgeous hands work. Completely amazing.
4:03 Не понял этот трюк с высадкой травы!
Как травинки ориентируются вертикально?