Diorama of "The Well that Never Runs Dry and the Guardian"
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- Опубліковано 12 січ 2025
- That special well is said to be located somewhere in India.
The water from the well is cold, crystal clear, and never dries up.
The water is said to heal the sick and keep the plague away.
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In the near future, they will surely get here, and they will get it.
The power to overcome all hardships.
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He's like "yea, sorry it took me so long" and then proceed to cut about three million individual leaves. Art takes time, my man, and you're doung it absolutely right! We'll just patiently wait for your return with the next project
@@resurrectedhelicoprion let them be nice.
@@resurrectedhelicoprion the I is right next to the u on the English keyboard it's not like this person has someone to check their work 24/7 mistakes will be made so just let them be nice and mind your own business.
And it's super worth it for the wait wahaha
This is the only reply anyone could give to his apology (UGH! he actual apologised)The amount of WORK that goes in his projects … whenever I start twiddling my thumbs I just rewatch his everything. He’s just so amazing to watch.
To much time and so much beautiful hardwork❤️
“It took me four months to make this”
*He IS A MAN OF STRENGTH, DEDICATION AND SHEER FUCKING WILL*
BABAYA...GA?
BABABABABA!!!
*HE IS A MAN OF FOCUS, COMMITMENT.......AND SHEER FUCKING WILL*
THE PATIENT MASTER
He kills three man in the bar with a f*cking pencil. With a f*cking pencil
He has more patience than that of a sniper.
Between the "it's okay that they're burnt, I'm not going to eat them" comment and the repeated takes of the pillars toppling over, I love to see the humor and the fun in the process of making all of this.
I'm also cackling over that, it makes all the hard work looks fun as well 🤣
Thanks for liking my husbands' hands
Proof that sometimes art doesn’t need to be taken so seriously. 😊
@@kemomisuzuki6141 he's your husband?
It almost hurts to watch how much details are in dioramas, details that some people won't see in the final product (like the stairs, for example in this case), but as an artist myself, I understand that too. You seem to really love what you do and put a lot of dedication into it, that's something not everyone has. ❤️
As a person who loves tiny things, dioramas and stop motion I’m the one who’s gonna point out the stairs and make everyone look at it
It's always such a pleasure to see just how much time and work you put into each of these pieces--truly a master of your trade!
Its my 2 fav hobby channels
@@hilpealolli5223 omg same
@@hilpealolli5223 Same here!
Imagine putting 4 months of work into a 30 minute video
@@hilpealolli5223 yes same
FOR THOSE WHO DON'T KNOW:
This (Rani ka Vav: Present day in patan)is intricately constructed in 11th century is a subterranean water storage system and was built by Queen Udaymati for her husband King Bhimdev I of the Chalukya (Solanki) dynasty.
Designed in the Maru-Gurjara style as an inverted temple highlighting the sanctity of water, it has seven levels of stairs, more than 500 principal sculptures and over a thousand minor ones on its panelled walls!
King Bhimdev And Queen Udaymati Of The Chalukya ( Solanki) The Ancient Shrine And It's A Mystery Like A Lost Temple or a lost castle
Such incredible history, thank you for sharing!
Thank you for sharing such fascinating history. I had to google it to learn more.
I think it more based of adlaj stepwell of ahmedabad
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As an Indian this video was extra special. Thank you so much - I had shivers watching this because it was so beautiful and so sweet. Matsya is an avatar of Vishnu, and you depicted this with so much love and care. Love your work and hope you get all the blessings in life.
This is too wholesome😭
Love and hugs coming your way
🤗💜🤗
Love from India [Kerala]
Love from indonesia.... ❤️
Love from Puerto Rico☕️🍄💞✨☕️🍄✨💕💞✨🍄
I lost track of how many times I said to myself, "Oh, my God!", while watching this. The monumental amount of patience mixed with the incredible amount of detail for even the infinitesimal elements is.. ..is.. ... I have no words. You are a maker of worlds. /headbow
same here...
I was just sitting here, shaking my head in disbelief watching how much effort you put into this. Every single step could well have been it's very own project. Hats off to your insane creativity and perseverance.
This is exactly how i felt watching this
Did anyone else notice he hid India in this amazing creation? The biggest chunk of "stone" in the bottom left of the diorama is in the shape of the country of India.
Oh shoot yes i just noticed that
I noticed that detail and thought how generous of him to add the country where this "mystical well" was presumably located at
21:37 Yes 😘
nicee
Whoa! Totally missed that, thank you for pointing it out
As an Indian, I have never felt that foreigners are interested in Indian history and culture.. Thank you for making such an amazing art.. Love from India 🇮🇳
How can anyone not be interested in Indian culture? India has some of the most beautiful ancient architecture and art in the world! Not only that, but the amazing food, festivals, forests, and people!! The history is rich, deep, and fascinating. I studied abroad there in college and can't wait to visit again some day. Love from America!
@@Valhalla43 Thanks A Lot For Your Kind Words. 😊😊😊🙏🙏🙏
I get what you mean. It's usually because India gets such a bad rap from north american media so others rush to conclusions, but the truth is india is just so rich in art, culture, history and so much more. Cheers from Canada, mate! Hope you find your day was a good one!
@@Sparky16 Indeed. Thanks For Sharing Facts. 😊😊😊🙏🙏🙏
That's not true. I was ok at history in school as a kid and as I got older I appreciated history even more. Every country has had bad and great history. I like all kinds of history and the story's behind them. I only have problems when certain people start removing people's history because they are uneducated or to much hate in their hearts to learn and except it.
22:25 Wow did anyone notice one of the cracks is in the shape of India?? This man goes in soo much detail with his art! Love from India!☺️❤️
the fact that you did research and based your designs and even your guardian from actual indian culture and not just making things up just made my respect for you go up to a hundred man thank you for this ❤️
Nothing wrong with making it up
When those freshly painted pillars fell over.....I felt that
same but i also cant help but gag at it because he tries SEVERAL times to not knockem over and YET they fall. commedic pain. even before painting em
The third time really sent me 😅
I can't even begin to imagine the level of patience required to build something like this...
Bruh when i saw he made those small leaves individually i was like HELL NO ur going to do that
もう何回見たかわかりません。
緻密な作業と素敵な音楽、うっとりする世界が広がっていて、見るたびに夢見心地になります。素晴らしい作品をありがとうございます。
He really takes the “it’s the little things that matter” to the next level, and I LOVE it! (Every little small detail he adds just goes to show how passionate he is for his work, and honestly it really inspires me to get back to sculpting)
Yeah, watching someone pour their soul into a project like this is so inspiring to watch
I agree
But I cannot take you serious with that profile picture
Exactly. How many other's would have taken the time to create a stamp to create the ornate overhead for the arches that most people wouldn't even notice? Amazing work and it really is a pleasure to watch. I wish my mind worked in this creative way.
"I couldn't find out about the materials so I did it by Imagination" That is just amazing. Your work popped up on my feed randomly and I am simply astounded by the work you do. I will for sure be sharing this with some of my friends that love doing painting and model making. Hats off to you four months is amazing for what you did here.
Seeing such respect and reverence for the Indian culture is inspiring. I would love to see the same artistic skill applied to the indigenous peoples of central America. There are some truly awe inspiring Aztec ruins that would be perfect for this unique Thalassophobic treatment. The culture is also rich with awe inspiring and terrifying deities.
You are by far the most skilled miniature sculptor I've ever had the privilege of encountering. Thank you for your beautiful works and may this life treat you very well.
oooohhhhhh YEAH i bet various cenotes would look AWESOME in diorama form
It’s been a hike since I’ve read a comment with emotion such as this, thank you.
Sorry to be "that guy", Hraefn, & I'm presuming English is a 2nd or 3rd language for you ? I think you meant, "Thalassophiliac", as 'phobic' relates to phobia, meaning an irrational fear of something, the suffix -philia means, a love of something, -phile refers to the person with that love, and -philiac refers to the actioning of that love....
Otherwise, I agree whole-heartedly, it would be awesome to see an Aztec themed diorama. The care, and attention to detail is jaw-dropping, from the little stamps to make the cornicing/facings of the windows & door-ways, to the leaves on the trees & the Ivy climbing the walls.... just absolutely stunning !!!
Anyways Hraefn, kindest regards & respects from Scotland... Paz
I’m kinda offended that this only got 225k likes, this man took 4 months to make this. The skill and patience he has is indescribable, some people either get bored or frustrated when their work takes weeks. He should be getting paid like $1M a year for this, maybe getting accepted into a museum, he’s destined for incredible things and I hope he get’s whatever and I *mean* whatever.
Agreed. I think people just forget... but still.
複雑で繊細な細部の造り込み、ダイナミックな構図、暗い構造物と白く光る守護神の美しい対比、
一つ一つの要素が見事に素晴らしい景観を作り出していて、見る者を荘厳な世界観に惹き込む名作ですね👏👏👏👏👏✨
This guy : *makes a pattern*
Oh that's pretty nice, very cool looking-
*PULLS OUT 60 MORE*
IT REALLY BE LIKE THAT THO...
IKRRR 🤯🔥🔥
Wow, carving the foam....I would have DREAMS about foam carving eeeevery night.
Its really well done!
See what i did there?
Just revisited this build after a long time and the sheer amount of detail that went into this that you can't even see in the final product is breathtaking. I think this is my favourite of all your dioramas and that's saying a lot.
"I have not posted in months" good art takes time. I'm just glad that u are ok. I thought you had gotten sick
I went from, "How did this take two months?" to, "How did this *only* take two months?!" This is--and I'm not exaggerating--an absolute masterpiece. So much detail, so much work! And that guardian is *so* beautiful.
Well put.
I've been waiting for this. Great effort and art. Respect!!
and im waiting for your video.....bro
it turns out that you also watch this channel,haha
いつも見てます！（伝わるかしら）
Your art are nothing compare to this work, but the baits giving u milion views. That's sad
@@Memmax13 there's no need to say that. they're both amazing artists who make incredible pieces of work
"I don't cut corners"
Dude actually followed that. Proceeds to make INDIVIDUAL leaves. Like bro I'm envious of your dedication
i’m absolutely in love with the tiny clay stamps and all of the tiny, tiny details.
edit: one of my favorite things about this channel is that literally all of this stuff is handmade. i also love how they make all the structures first, then do the weathering so it looks authentic. it makes the dioramas look way more high quality and gives them this… this strong energy of dedication and love of the craft.
Imagine the amount of pride that swarms the heart when you’re able to show off something that you made with your own 2 hands
Absolutely loved the details.
> The artistic rendition of Matsya avatar
> That 'Hara' you wrote on those papers while painting them green.
> The Hindustani music in background
> India's map in rock form.
You're so special buddy. I would write a letter to PM of India to get this piece in our museum or something.
Vo panauti to kuch ni kr skega..
You really wake up some days and be like “yep, I feel like making the greatest piece of art known to man”
This has to be one of THE best dioramas ever ...hands down. Astonishing and techniquelly beautiful !!
When at first he said it took him two months, I was a little surprised, but then when I saw all the little details and the research he did, I am *surprised* that it only took him two months like good god. I am so sad that as of now I can only support him by subscribing and liking because the amount of work put into this is just pure astounding
4 months, not 2!
@@QueenieKoopa 4 months is still faster than what I expected, actually. I thought this should take 8 months to a year.
ほんとに毎度毎度驚かされる。
細かい作業が一つ一つ丁寧だし想像力や
作ることが好きじゃないと出来ないんだと思うわ……
The whole scene and everything looked like it is straight from a movie, with the most amazing cinematographers working on it. AMAZING job.
The part that surprises me the most about this is how you can actually think of how to make these in the first place. coming up with the idea is one thing which you are still amazing at but actually being able to bring that idea into reality is just ungodly
When ever I skip 10 seconds, I feel like I’ve missed something and I go back to watch it.
If that doesn’t say something about your channel, I don’t know what will.
This diorama hits different. Not only must've it been incredibly tedious making all those miniscule details such as the leaves and the wall patterns, but the finished project looks PHENOMENAL. When the lights came on, my soul practically left my body. This is truly a beautiful work of art, something you should be very proud of. ✌️
“Thin paper to make leaves”
*The man literally used leaves to make leaves*
the tree at 16:37 just looks painful if you dont wear gloves
Well, paper is made of pulp wood.
"I used the trees to create the trees"
this man, probably
When I first saw resin being used in dioramas, this channel is what I imagined. Creating these lost worlds with big sea creatures waiting to be discovered, or forgotten. I love the amount of detail and dedication that go into all these dioramas you make. It really brings them to life in a way. Thank you for all the videos and things you make, its extremely enjoyable
Everytime I watch one of his videos, I get transported into the world he creates. The story, the craftsmanship, the details, the discipline and sheer talent displayed in every video leaves me in awe without fail. Such a thrilling and therapeutic experience to enjoy. A masterpiece each time. I’m a big fan, sir.
do you know the name to the second song
twitterより。この動画から受けた感動に，足りない語彙の代わりの感謝を心ばかりか。
あああぁ！！ありがとうございます🙇♂🙇🙇♀制作の励みになります！
@@Thalassohobbyer twitterで振り込めない詐欺にならない機能を紹介いただいたので。1回のレジン代にもなりませんが，足しにしてください。
a new masterpiece has appeared
А как иначе!
@@Tombree_ по-другому и не скажешь
Your work never fails to impress, the level of detail is astonishing and the creativity that goes along with it, i am captivated by your work.
Funny user name
Wow. Looks like a movie set, the level of details and weathering. Speechless, and just in 4 months. Respect!
Right?! The detail I've seen artists able to put into these dioramas is unreal. With a few shades and styles of paint/other materials, they can make something look so incredibly realistic. It's just amazing! Such talent! ♥️
C’est magnifique ! J’ai 58 ans et je n’ai jamais fait de commentaire de ma vie. Là, force est de constater le talent indéniable de cet artiste. Les détails, la minutie, les proportions, tout est un régal pour les yeux. Tout est fabriqué de telle façon que nous ne pouvons que rêver devant ces superbes créations. De l’art ! Du vrai ! Bravo Monsieur. Respect !
Not sure about the fish but everything else looks exactly Indian. The architectural style, the trees every thing is so brilliant. Hats off to the amount of details you included.
These are so relaxing to watch. The detail you go into is insane!
The ancient engineers and architects who created the well, themselves, would be proud of your work. It's done with so much details and hard work. So beautiful.
the level of detail is absurdly spectacular, all my support for these works of art
Oh yes a new masterpiece! Let's check this one out! Been a while man! But glad to see you back!!
We can't even see his face at the end but you can tell how proud he is just in posture!
Such a calm and elegant guardian this time, I enjoyed it!
His reaction whenever the pillar pieces fell over… I felt that
@@simonsimon557 💀💀OMGOSH
本日二回目。大丈夫、酔ってないぞたぶん(笑)
しばらく動画以外で忙しくしてるのは知ってますが、次の作品が待ち遠しいですね。
でも、コノヒト頭おかしいんじゃないの？と思うくらい手間隙かけて作成してる作品を幾つも拝見してるので、待つのも楽しみです。
今手掛けている物を拝見できるのも楽しみですし。
楽しみにしてます。こけしさんによろしく。
たくさんのご支援、ありがとうございます！次の作品も書籍も、あたおかクオリティめざしてがんばっております(*'▽')
この方の作品見ていると、うっとりと見惚れている途中でハッピーターンが食べたくなる
That method for leaves is genius. I was needing leaves that scale a month ago and had to look everywhere for just the right plastic fern, and I used all I had so I can't do another. Thank you for both entertainment and information!
The one thing I can legitimately not understand is why the hell would someone dislike this video, he literally says it took him 2 months to make it, I swear some people will just never be satisfied
it is what it is, people be people
@@jamalfinglenut6026 so you're an alien?
They were probably salty about the stairs 😆
"What does a beautiful and majestic incarnation of God look like?"
Apparently a little bit like my old friend Auri...
He was a betta fish I kept for a few years... little guy was in terrible condition when I got him... no one thought he'd make it... but he did. He made an amazing recovery and went from this tiny, sad looking little fish, to the most majestic betta I've ever seen.
He died a little more than a year ago... I still miss him a lot, because he gave me a reason to get up in the morning, during a time that I really needed it.
I'm actually so ashamed of myself. I just sit around thinking of art to do and not actually acting upon it, while as you make something already is so time and sanity consuming but still doing it and finishing it all the way through. I bow down to you Great Art Master. Please teach me your ways of patience.
Sometimes, in parts of your video I actually wanted to tell you so badly to stop. Just because I know how heartwrenching, insanity inducing, and how hard it is to make something you love. Almost like I'm seeing you torture yourself. I know how hard it is to do something like this. I applaud you good sir/madam. I respect you and your work. Even so far as to say that you are probably the greatest artist I've known of. Your Diorama is beautiful!
My wife and i watched this last night and i was enthralled the whole time. We didn't speak to each other for the whole 26 minutes except to say how amazing everything was, your attention to detail was immaculate and it almost brought me to tears. This is a gift you have my friend. My favorite part was the training vines and how vibrant they were against the decaying background.
We then proceeded to watch more of your videos and i was in AWE.
Please keep making these, hopefully you can inspire more to do the same.
Sir. You are an artist of the highest caliber. The patience, the perseverance, the imagination and skill that goes into your art is astonishing. Absolute genius!
I could have cried at the final reveal, there's something really special about this one. You're the best at what you do.
So many times I thought "I need to like this" only to realise I already had! Shame it can only be once! 4 months worth the wait, thank you. Incredible!!
As an Indian it's so nice to see something like this. The amount of detail and love you put into your work is absolutely amazing! It's making me want to start making dioramas😊
As they say, "perfection can not be rushed," so don't worry how long it takes. It's always interesting to see how much detail you put into your work, keep up the good work.
Edit: Make sure you take breaks when needed, wouldn't want to faceplant the diorama from exhaustion.
Damn!! I’m really short of words. Kudos! From INDIA! You’ve depicted it so astonishingly well.
Its wonderful to not see any hate here... just peace and comfort. You've done wonderful sir.
I know it's UA-cam, but how could anyone possibly hate this? It's flawless in every way.
The guardian looks like a combination of some of the fancier betta mixed with an Arowana...interesting mix there
Absolutely incredible work. You are truly an inspiration!
do you know the second song used in the video thx if you do it has been 4 months and i can not find it
PS im a subscriber
@@howardrichardson4149
At the bar again - Franz Gordon
Mika's little dfream - Rina Rinoa
Nocturnal Daydream - Franz Gordon
Vistoris Lake - Arden Forest
The amount of time and patience that goes into each of your pieces is just amazing. You are an absolute master of your craft
たらそさんの作品、ちょうどいい感じに朽ちててすげぇ好き
The candles on the walls took my breath away.
柱綺麗に立てたのに置く時毎回倒れるの面白くて好きw
繊細で作業量が多い…凄すぎる。全部一人でしてるなんて考えられない！
I've been a massive fan and followed a lot of diorama channels for years, I don't know why I'm finding you just know but no other channel has ever taken my breath away as much as you have. I was impressed and then more impressed and then even more and I couldn't close my mouth for over ten minutes just in AWE of what I was witnessing. Thank you for creating these. You're easily the best in all of UA-cam.
I'm an Indian and the effort you put on to make lord Vishnu's avatar "Matsya" is really fascinating......
Perfection ❤️💖
Never apologize for taking your time with art, sir!!! Michelangelo took 4 years to complete the Sistine Chapel ceiling!!!
Art takes time and we are grateful for your time and skill!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Some of the stepwells in India are engineering marvels, they are also massive.
I think the original designers of them would appreciate the skill, attention to detail and technical ability of this guy.
I can't give much but your work is AMAZING and I want you to create more!
wow, i can see some indo-greek influence on this one and am impressed that you know a bit of hindi. I respect your attention to detail and appreciation of cultures. That map of india is also a great detail.
My parents are both from India, and when we have gone there to visit my grandparents, still living there, we were able to visit a stepwell, Ramon ki Baoli, in my father’s home state. Your art is more beautiful than anything man has made of stone. It looks like something from a fantasy utopia. Thank you for sharing this with us! This video, and your work, brought something beautiful into this world, making it just a little bit better for anyone who sees them.
Thalasso hobbyer, your imagination of how the Indian stairwells are built is truly remarkable...hell, your imagination and skill set is just so pleasing to watch and comprehend! Most people wouldn't have had done an extensive project like this one. Hope to see more of your video's in the future.
Damn! Those details!!! All those nakkashi, the arches, the matsya, the vegetation, the pavements, those little diya lights and even the background Indian music. Man, you deserve some serious respect. I am watching diorama for quite a few days and this is certainly the best ever possible. As an Indian, watching this masterpiece being created has filled me with immense pride and respect. You just earned a new subscriber today with all notifications on 😇. Please visit India someday, it would be such an honour to host you ❤
So, I’m currently doing a model making course at university and this is what I want my final year of term project to be like. What an inspiration
The amount of detail and care on this piece is just unreal, i'm totally speechless, every time' It doesn't matter how many months I need to wait for the next piece because it's always worth the wait!
The most genuinely talented man on UA-cam, and it’s not even close.
always impressed by the dedication to details and the patience it implies. i also like the fact that you created everything by hand, out of clay and imagination. Spendid work. Thank you for sharing it with us
I've never in my life thought "This is perfection" that many times in 25 minutes. Please keep up the good work, you're awesome!
So many details, so much hard work , so many hours ! Amazing creation , the clay stamps were just out of this world 😲 this is truly your masterpiece 🙌❤👏
holy smoke! this is so cool!
Danke!
That's so impressive! I love your videos, they blow me away every time! :0
"Hello its been a while" youre goddamn right it is. Worth the wait tho.
I’m so amazed at this but even more amazed at how you came up with this and put it together. It’s like magic
実物を画像で見てきたけど、余裕でこっちのが素敵だった。この人 凄過ぎる。寝る前とかにもちょうど良い動画。
Honestly I hope that your work ends up in museums. The dedication, the attention to detail, the level of skill. Every video is awe inspiring and every piece is truly a work of art.
Man… look at how many tiny pieces he’s dealing with. That’s why we haven’t seen him uploading video for a while
I need to pause the video just to write that not even finished, every piece you make is absolutly amazing, every detail is so kindly made that got me speechless, this is pure art, I hope to keep seeing you around making this pieces for a long time, greetings from Colombia ✨
I am stunned and dazzled at your patience, precision, skill, artistic talent, technique, and wonderful sense of humour. Oh, I also enjoy the lovely relaxing music. The most beautiful Guardian ever!
it doesn't matter how long it takes for you to make it, just take your time and dont feel rushed