If I commissioned a project like this, with this much time and effort, and the artist STILL made time to make me something super special, that thing being sourced from leftovers from the actual project...that’s so meaningful man. That would mean a lot to me and I hope your clients have appreciated as much as they should.
@@trxntroll843 calling them sheep won’t change their mind, it only emboldens them and solidifies their false beliefs. Call them what they are. Misinformed. If they had all the information they wouldn’t be flying that flag. I had a brief chat with a homeowner in a neighborhood I work in about his flag, asked him some basic questions. A couple weeks later his Ukraine flag was replaced with an American flag.
You have to start including client’s reactions to these videos. I would have started crying if I had commissioned this work and this is what I had received. Absolutely beautiful 👌🏼🏆
This is the most beautiful wood/resin sculpture I have ever seen. This is my first video I seen of yours, so I binged watch some videos. You are absolutely amazing, so talented, just beautiful work definitely a new subscriber keep up the great work.
I watch dozens of Carvers, Wood Turners, Crafters, and even a few Whittlers too, and I have never been so impressed by a piece as I was with yours! Truly stunning!
"We don't even really like him that much" - totally cracked me up! This looks absolutely amazing, you're so talented! I can tell I'm going to spend the rest of the afternoon watching the rest of your videos!
Dude it's like a museum piece, it's so stunning I can hardly believe it's even real.... I want one now with layes of blues going from the lights to the darkest
Thought $18500 was a hell of a lot at first but to say this sculpture is a masterpiece would be an understatement. You truly are a craftsman with exceptional talent.👍 that whale is beautiful and I’m sure your clients are extremely grateful.
Like others have said, I have watched hundreds of epoxy and wood projects (lockdown pastime!) and this is by far the most beautiful, original and difficult project I have seen. If there was a master's degree in epoxy you would be the masters' master! Well done!
I love this! I really love how the end piece looked like a city skyline inside and made me think how the built environment has impacted on the natural environment.
I am amazed with your sculpting capabilities. I once tried to carve a hand showing "thumbs up". Its on my channel. I was carving it for a long time and I couldn't believe how hard is to carve out "the right things" to make it look lifelike. I know exactly how a hand should look like, but seeing it in a piece of wood is a whole another thing. Then grabbing a dremel and start shaving off everything that is not a hand is a pure witchcraft! But it turned out quite nice, taking into the account my abilities.
thats awesome. Hands are actually really difficult to carve because they are always bent in different directions and angles with lots of folds and creases.
What an absolutely beautiful, unusual and totally mesmerising sculpture. The time and effort you must've put into its planning through to completion is a testament to your skills and abilities as an artist. I love it and using the leftovers for something wonderful too is a great idea. I'm an oldie and I just love to watch things like this. Ps..... does anyone else think that instead of a seascape 😂 it really looks like a cityscape with the differing heights of wooden blocks.??? Well done!!!!❤
@@BMSculptures I thought your concept is whale swallowing up a whole city from thumbnail... (hope it can be your next inspiration, LOL)... Overall, it's beautifully crafted... A well done job...
So pleased this channel came up in my recommendations. Not only a breathtaking finished piece, but very therapeutic to watch (though possibly not for you to execute). Incredible talent and genuine originality. Subscribed!
You never fail to drop my jaw to the floor with your amazing work. Also, I’ve never seen anyone hold their sculpture like a new born and honesty, it’s everything!
100/100 for design, skill and sheer effort! The wood composition in conjunction with the sculpting work is simply genius, and you're obviously a grandmaster with all types of tools. I couldn't stop worrying about all that toxic fine dust around and in your house though. I also hope that this brand and type of epoxy doesn't turn yellow after a few years in sunlight.
A perfect balance of wood and resin. I especially love the pieces of wood that are "floating". You were wise to include "exotic" wood - it adds addition spectrum of colors and tones. Congratulations on a job well done.+++++
Very inspiring. My best friend "the whale" had conniptions, seeing the making of a whale sculpture that ended up with curved wooden "ribs". Too close to memories of old wooden whaling boats and all that, but I told him it was a symbol of the whales overcoming the old technology, and I think he's fine now. Given the price of Epoxy, I might have gone for some sort of central wooden core, with the wood radiating out at different lengths, guided by a bent wire armature, and then building a compound curve female mould out of rings of plaster or cheap poly resin , painted with release coatings. Looks like I will need to do my own video and put my ideas where my mouth is :-)
OMG, that took my breath away. Your Whale is the most stunning sculpture I have ever seen made of resin. I did guess the coasters which are beautiful as well. Congratulations on a magnificent sculpture. Since I was a kid I have wanted to make large sculptures but have never tried, I never thought about using a chain saw on resin so I might give it a try and finally make a sculpture. Never too late to start I guess. I make trays and coasters out of resin so I know how to use it but I have never made anything from wood.
Beautiful work! I love the use of penetrating epoxy to suppress bubbles long before the bulk pour! Another way to address your epoxy wastage challenge would be to build your normal mold, and carve or build up displacement blocks to fill in the bulk of the wastage areas. Foam or wood can be used, just make sure they're well secured. The advantage to this is that you don't have to worry about the mold failing catastrophically and spilling all your epoxy out. Both methods are used in various types of casting. What you did is similar to a custom mold tool for laying up composites. Using plugs to fill voids is used in metal sand castings when a void needs to be cast in the middle of a part.
First off, incredible work as always. Second, I think I might be alone in this but I find sanding to be very therapeutic. I use a full face PAPR mask, some good noise cancelling headphones with an audiobook and just let myself get lost in the work. Watching a piece slowly transform from a rough carve to polished finish is probably my favorite part of the process.
You’re not alone on sanding being therapeutic, one of the projects I was working on just wasn’t going how I wanted it so I just decided to sand the parts that were done and it improved my mood
I absolutely love seeing someone’s hard work and creativity come together to make something beautiful! Thanks for sharing. Very glad you were not injured.
My favorite sculpture to date!!! You absolutely executed such a beautiful piece and your client is going to love it. Amazing work my friend, simply amazing work!!!
@@BMSculptures your next project Art i think with your skill imagination could be trying create your idea of Lava Lamp of Jellyfish or Squid shape and with tentacles as directionaly light points. Hope give you a mixed brilliant idea to create your personal wooden light aquarion studio. Your skill and creative Is so talented so as Lignum. From Italy my deep respect 💙🦑
One of the most beautiful sculptures I’ve ever seen, you were blessed with a wonderful talent that will only grow more and more with time. Good luck, be well and never stop creating🌹
I always love the fact that he’s not an idiot and uses protective gear. Seriously the amount of channels out there that just go without eye and inhalant protection is ridiculous.
Holy crap. I watch a lot of different craftspeople. This is one of the most beautiful projects I've ever seen! I wish I could've seen the client's face when you gave it to them. The coasters turned out amazing, as well.
The texture the plastic left behind was actually really nice, it looked like a sort of blurred shower glass door, or raindrops on a window 🤩 Edit: With the resin/wood chips I feel like you could use those to make cloud-like or short curly hair textures in projects 🤔
Man how do you part with these masterpieces!?? Thanks for sharing your sculpting experiences! Great experience watching your videos! Liked and subscribed!
Thanks a lot, Blake - I was just planning on watching a few minutes while I finished my coffee and ended up watching the whole video. Now my schedule is all thrown off. This came out amazing.
That is the most beautiful sculpture. I could stare at it for hours. The attention to detail is excellent. Stunning. Just found your channel. Sometimes a video like this brings such calm just watching you work. Beautiful and so calming. Would love to see it on show in real life. Truly stunning.
Absolutely beautiful work. Love all the wood types used and the precision in everything. Part of me wants to know what such a thing would be invoiced at, but I won't pressure that publicly.
I'm only 4 minutes in, but I just wanted to stop and say how much I appreciate the work that you put into this project. You can really tell when someone has a passion for something and I see it in this work... Never stop. 👍 *edit* Just had to lol at your decision to bring the giant tub of curing epoxy resin into the nursery, right next to the crib... 😆 🤣
"We don't even like him that much!" Haha that came out of nowere... I had a spit take of my coffee because I could barely keep it in from laughing. Nice one, dude! And GREAT work btw! You are awesome! Keep it up. Greetings from Sweden
Holyshit, that's beyond amazing. I absolutely love to watch creative people shining while doing what they love. I completely get the tedium of this type of work, but once it's finished the sense of accomplishment is almost overwhelming. Great Job, from a new sub!!
If I had to guess I'd say in the 5-10k range, factoring in material costs of the exotic wood, epoxy, plus the guy who made the base, nameplate and supports, then all the labor time involved carving, sanding, polishing, plus shipping.
What an incredibly beautiful peace of art, appears to have a very tactile feel to it, fabulous work, absolutely love it, would certainly look great in my house so whoever the client was they are incredibly lucky 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
What I find astonishing is that we live in a world where a banana taped to a wall goes for hundreds of thousands, when there are masterpieces like this...
We live in a world which has turned its back on the God of truth, and so it has a hatred for the truth, including true beauty. It's very sad, because we are heading for destruction!!! ;( We must turn from our rebelliousness against his laws, and cry out to him to have mercy on us because of Christ's sacrifice to pay the punishment for the sins of those who would put their trust in him. If we do this, he promises to hear us and forgive all of our sins and adopt us as one of his own children who will be taken to Heaven at our death. We must then spread this message of hope to our perishing fellow-men, in the hope that they will listen and turn from their evil ways and live. Please do this, my friend!!! Jonathan
I looked it up and it says as long as it’s exposed to moisture, air and UV light then it will yellow and there doesn’t seem to be a way to reverse it.😕 update another site says you can sand off the yellow resin to remove the top layer or paint or dye it.
I love your work and the funny thing is if I seen this alone and someone told me it cost $10,000 I wouldn't say it's worth it but after watching the world that goes into it I would happily pay over $10,000 for this P.s. bro I gotta give you bonus points for that hairline
@@BMSculptures not at all bro your hair is looking good I wish mine was that thick I was being serious I started losing mine in the 20s and just gave up 🤣
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factor in the cost, skill, talent, initial cost of all the tools and space as well as the threat to personal safety (dude did almost cut himself with a chainsaw)
Bro I live in Yuma Az. I can literally walk across the border and get better results for a faction of the cost. You must be in league with housing realtors in the US.
Then go do it. And they aren’t creating original pieces of art like this in Mexico. They copy creative people like this guy but people don’t like uncreative lazy copycats. There’s nothing special about that. People want a piece of art featured on his channel from a guy building sculptures all over the world. One of the absolute most low IQ takes about things like this is the “just get me a piece of paper and I’ll do it for a fraction of the cost”. Do you not understand people are paying for the name? His name has value for collectors. People always say that “man i could go to the 3rd world and get that for a fraction of the cost”. It’s cheaper because they are always behind. It takes more money and time to actually create things that no one else has made. It’s cheaper and doesn’t take as long to copy stuff.
Every video I say this is my favorite sculpture. You truly are one of the most talented humans I’ve ever witnessed. Every one of your pieces is so unique its impressive your abilities to visualize the finished product and execute with so many different materials. Truly outstanding man. You need a camera man/ editor. I’m sure u will have one once you Channel really blows up which i have no doubt it will. But for now thank you for taking the time to share your craft with us.
not true at all, 18k is crazy and u r dumb as a rock if you pay that but 800$ come on lmao. Epoxy and wood alone was probably half that and then labor and cost for him having all the tools it should be around 4-5k on the very high end.
It took him a very long time to make the sculptures so it should be more than 800 bucks. That being said 18000 is an outrageous amount I would pay about 3000-4500
What do you guys want to see me carve next???
Horse
What about a giraffe with cool patterns? Btw, it looks like a city inside the whale, next lvl awesomeness.
A full sized person
A bull
A flying saucer, a pyramid, a virus, one inside of the other. No joke. Super essoteric, but cool.
If I commissioned a project like this, with this much time and effort, and the artist STILL made time to make me something super special, that thing being sourced from leftovers from the actual project...that’s so meaningful man. That would mean a lot to me and I hope your clients have appreciated as much as they should.
@Stoic Shower why'd you think?😂
@Stoic Shower b1tch3s gotta support the current thing.
@@placate9051 it’s like an “I’m misinformed and have fallen for propaganda” flag
It’s an I a moron sheep flag
@@trxntroll843 calling them sheep won’t change their mind, it only emboldens them and solidifies their false beliefs.
Call them what they are. Misinformed. If they had all the information they wouldn’t be flying that flag.
I had a brief chat with a homeowner in a neighborhood I work in about his flag, asked him some basic questions. A couple weeks later his Ukraine flag was replaced with an American flag.
Being able to make 2D lines into 3D curves is something i will always admire
Never would have imagined it would turn out as beautiful as it did. What incredible work!
Soooo pretty.
You have to start including client’s reactions to these videos. I would have started crying if I had commissioned this work and this is what I had received. Absolutely beautiful 👌🏼🏆
This is the most beautiful wood/resin sculpture I have ever seen. This is my first video I seen of yours, so I binged watch some videos. You are absolutely amazing, so talented, just beautiful work definitely a new subscriber keep up the great work.
Wow, thank you! I appreciate it!
I have to agree. This guy is a MASTER ARTIST and The Best I've Ever seen
I'm right there with you Samantha! I just found this channel today and I'm poking around the old videos!
I agree also. Seen quite many wood/epoxy projects, but this was up there in the top. Very nice.
This is also my first video of his I’m seeing! I couldn’t hit subscribe fast enough! Absolutely beautiful , breath taking work!
That turned out freakin sweet.
His name is Not jerry i think its zach
@@iOS4Meundso is his name ZachRigEverything? I don't think so. His name is Jerry.
@@mmert138 "Jerry Rig" takma adı, adamın gerçek adı "Zack Nelson"
@@SerdarBekiroglu biliyorum hocam, şakaydı. Kendisi de bir videoda dalga geçmişti bu konuyla.
Are You Kidding Me? Look At The Air Bubbles, Its A Joke More Then A Freaking Art :D
I watch dozens of Carvers, Wood Turners, Crafters, and even a few Whittlers too, and I have never been so impressed by a piece as I was with yours! Truly stunning!
I know you said your T-Rex was your best, but this ranks up there with one of the most exquisite pieces of art I have ever seen!
This looks almost like the skyline of a city within this whale. Gorgeous work!
well duh!
i was thinking the same exact thing it looks awesome
I think that is the point.
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From a woodworker to a wood carver, you just inspired me.
Blake, two thumbs up!!
From a wood worker to a woodpecker this inspires me!
Thumbs down for making it about yourself
@@portillamail What's wrong with stating that it inspired him?
"wood"
"We don't even really like him that much" - totally cracked me up! This looks absolutely amazing, you're so talented! I can tell I'm going to spend the rest of the afternoon watching the rest of your videos!
Thank you so much!!
@@BMSculptures How much $$$ does a job like this cost?
@@BMSculptures nesesito. Un novio 💋 💋 💋 tiempo comple
@@hyoussef4499. Asi quiento
Dude it's like a museum piece, it's so stunning I can hardly believe it's even real.... I want one now with layes of blues going from the lights to the darkest
So happy to see this finally finished! Stunning sculpture. 👍
Thanks Steve! I appreciate the support!
☺️☺️It's really amazing
I don't think I've seen anything more beautiful in my 65 years. My hat is off to you sir.
This is the first time I've seen the sculpture like this. You found your own style of epoxy art, that's really awesome
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Thought $18500 was a hell of a lot at first but to say this sculpture is a masterpiece would be an understatement.
You truly are a craftsman with exceptional talent.👍 that whale is beautiful and I’m sure your clients are extremely grateful.
I thought it was a lot also, and then I remembered the cost of NFTs.
@@ffejkk37
Sorry for my ignorance but what is NFTs
ppl out there spending way more on shitty paintings, at least this is real art.
if I had that kinda money this is what I'd buy, no regrets
I never leave comments but man that is a absolute work of art, it's stunning, congrats on the outcome
@@johnclowes3894 shitty images that people pay from hundreds to millions of dollars for
The wood shapes are reminiscent of a futuristic city scape within the whale...simply stunning! Kudos on such a masterpiece!👌👍✌😮
This is what modern cities already look like, but I agree.
@@bobbyboolin9886 we live in the future!
Yeah but like… The channel is called BM Sculptures. That thought had to have gone through his mind while making the channel name.
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Like others have said, I have watched hundreds of epoxy and wood projects (lockdown pastime!) and this is by far the most beautiful, original and difficult project I have seen. If there was a master's degree in epoxy you would be the masters' master! Well done!
Watching this video was therapeutic for me. The calm in voice gave this "it'll turn out great" vibe. Thanks for this. Your work is super-stunning!
Stunning work. You really deserve a huge round of applause for that work of art.
Stop being so good at this. Amazing work dude
Haha great taking your class and meeting you at WBC! I learned a TON and plan on implementing some of it on this channel. 🤛🤛🤛
That's such a weird way of saying you like something
@@guotyr2502 yeah
More like don't stop
This belongs in the DC art museum. Holy crap it is gorgeous and your work deserves the recognition of being placed
WOW, que belleza. Talento, creatividad, imaginación, destreza, capacidad, paciencia, manos prodigiosas, etc.
Thank you so much!!
Blake, you are an absolute genius. Your projects are beyond gorgeous and your dialogue makes it fun to watch. Keep them coming.
I love this! I really love how the end piece looked like a city skyline inside and made me think how the built environment has impacted on the natural environment.
I am amazed with your sculpting capabilities. I once tried to carve a hand showing "thumbs up". Its on my channel. I was carving it for a long time and I couldn't believe how hard is to carve out "the right things" to make it look lifelike. I know exactly how a hand should look like, but seeing it in a piece of wood is a whole another thing. Then grabbing a dremel and start shaving off everything that is not a hand is a pure witchcraft! But it turned out quite nice, taking into the account my abilities.
thats awesome. Hands are actually really difficult to carve because they are always bent in different directions and angles with lots of folds and creases.
i wish i could be ur Camera man
i can watch u doing this all day man
and editing ur video would be great :D
Come on over! I’ll take ya!
😍😍😍
What an absolutely beautiful, unusual and totally mesmerising sculpture. The time and effort you must've put into its planning through to completion is a testament to your skills and abilities as an artist.
I love it and using the leftovers for something wonderful too is a great idea.
I'm an oldie and I just love to watch things like this.
Ps..... does anyone else think that instead of a seascape 😂 it really looks like a cityscape with the differing heights of wooden blocks.??? Well done!!!!❤
the word "amazing" is not enough to describe how gorgeous is this sculpture ... i'm shocked !
you my friend are a wizard! Very well done, love everything about this project!
Thanks John! Huge fan of your work as well. Can’t wait to see what you guys create in that new shop!
Great job......looks great.
@@BMSculptures I thought your concept is whale swallowing up a whole city from thumbnail... (hope it can be your next inspiration, LOL)... Overall, it's beautifully crafted... A well done job...
Both of you guys are some woodworking legends!
So pleased this channel came up in my recommendations. Not only a breathtaking finished piece, but very therapeutic to watch (though possibly not for you to execute). Incredible talent and genuine originality. Subscribed!
Would be cool to see your clients’ reactions to the sculptures you do for them. Great work!
I'm not a woodworker, a sculptor, or anything close. But I love watching what you do, absolutely gorgeous. Can't wait to see more.
I love all the safety precautions you take working on the project. The explanations were great as well
You never fail to drop my jaw to the floor with your amazing work. Also, I’ve never seen anyone hold their sculpture like a new born and honesty, it’s everything!
hahaha I hold my sculptures more secure than my newborn. About the same size and weight surprisingly too.
I thought the same thing!
@@BMSculptures 😂😂😂 proud dad
Well my dear this is the first video of yours I've seen, but it wont be the last! All the comments are spot on. A true masterpiece! Simply genius!
100/100 for design, skill and sheer effort! The wood composition in conjunction with the sculpting work is simply genius, and you're obviously a grandmaster with all types of tools. I couldn't stop worrying about all that toxic fine dust around and in your house though. I also hope that this brand and type of epoxy doesn't turn yellow after a few years in sunlight.
Absolutely incredible!! WOW!
Thank you so much David! Been watching your channel for years now and I am a big fan!
*The wizardry and the craftsmanship*
*of this guy is just beyond legendary.*
A perfect balance of wood and resin. I especially love the pieces of wood that are "floating". You were wise to include "exotic" wood - it adds addition spectrum of colors and tones. Congratulations on a job well done.+++++
I can see this artpiece becoming worth a ton in the future. Incredible work.
This is literally unsustainable plastic being poured onto wood. Idk but it's super tacky
@@davidbranchal6576 Well ain't you a positive fella.
@@davidbranchal6576 you have no soul
@@Draagreon He's not wrong.
@@anameyoucantremember doesn't change my statement either 😉
Very inspiring. My best friend "the whale" had conniptions, seeing the making of a whale sculpture that ended up with curved wooden "ribs". Too close to memories of old wooden whaling boats and all that, but I told him it was a symbol of the whales overcoming the old technology, and I think he's fine now.
Given the price of Epoxy, I might have gone for some sort of central wooden core, with the wood radiating out at different lengths, guided by a bent wire armature, and then building a compound curve female mould out of rings of plaster or cheap poly resin , painted with release coatings.
Looks like I will need to do my own video and put my ideas where my mouth is :-)
Thats awesome. I think you need to do a video. I will definitely watch that!
These resin things are getting out of control, this is gorgeous 😍
That is absolutely incredible. 'Incredible' doesn't do it justice. Wow!!!
Absolutely stunning! The most beautiful sculpture I've seen in a long time. Incredible talent.
OMG, that took my breath away. Your Whale is the most stunning sculpture I have ever seen made of resin. I did guess the coasters which are beautiful as well. Congratulations on a magnificent sculpture. Since I was a kid I have wanted to make large sculptures but have never tried, I never thought about using a chain saw on resin so I might give it a try and finally make a sculpture. Never too late to start I guess. I make trays and coasters out of resin so I know how to use it but I have never made anything from wood.
You should do a replica of the Empire State Building but do it 4x the size because I asked you to. Do it.
@@jirikurto3859 🤨
Beautiful work! I love the use of penetrating epoxy to suppress bubbles long before the bulk pour!
Another way to address your epoxy wastage challenge would be to build your normal mold, and carve or build up displacement blocks to fill in the bulk of the wastage areas. Foam or wood can be used, just make sure they're well secured. The advantage to this is that you don't have to worry about the mold failing catastrophically and spilling all your epoxy out. Both methods are used in various types of casting. What you did is similar to a custom mold tool for laying up composites. Using plugs to fill voids is used in metal sand castings when a void needs to be cast in the middle of a part.
Echt wunderschön. Wale sind mit die schönsten Tiere auf der Welt. Hast du gut gemacht 🙌🏻✌🏻🍀
This is awesome! The attention to detail, the work. Everything, I wish we could see the clients reaction!
First off, incredible work as always.
Second, I think I might be alone in this but I find sanding to be very therapeutic.
I use a full face PAPR mask, some good noise cancelling headphones with an audiobook and just let myself get lost in the work.
Watching a piece slowly transform from a rough carve to polished finish is probably my favorite part of the process.
You’re not alone on sanding being therapeutic, one of the projects I was working on just wasn’t going how I wanted it so I just decided to sand the parts that were done and it improved my mood
I absolutely love seeing someone’s hard work and creativity come together to make something beautiful! Thanks for sharing. Very glad you were not injured.
This has to be one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen
My favorite sculpture to date!!! You absolutely executed such a beautiful piece and your client is going to love it. Amazing work my friend, simply amazing work!!!
Thanks buddy old Pal!
@@BMSculptures your next project Art i think with your skill imagination could be trying create your idea of Lava Lamp of Jellyfish or Squid shape and with tentacles as directionaly light points. Hope give you a mixed brilliant idea to create your personal wooden light aquarion studio. Your skill and creative Is so talented so as Lignum. From Italy my deep respect 💙🦑
This is Absolutely Positively Perfect! What a creative and talented artist you are. Thank you for sharing! 🇨🇦
Absolutely beautiful. An actual masterpiece.
Really has come out well, easily worth the tag, don't know why some people don't value talent, art, and time for artists
Because it's not worth that much money. He values his time a lot more than I do, which is why I dont buy stupid shit like wooden whales.....
One of the most beautiful sculptures I’ve ever seen, you were blessed with a wonderful talent that will only grow more and more with time. Good luck, be well and never stop creating🌹
Breath taking! This is impressive work - just gorgeous.
By far the most beautiful resin sculpture I have ever seen! I got chills with the reveal! Incredible and I absolutely love your work!
I always love the fact that he’s not an idiot and uses protective gear. Seriously the amount of channels out there that just go without eye and inhalant protection is ridiculous.
Really beautiful work. Your attention to detail is what puts this over the top.
I've never been a fan of resin sculptures, as the designs are so repetitive... But man!! I am totally in love with this... Really stunning finish!
I love that style it's definitely the first time I ever seen anything like it, and the coasters are awesome too
Holy crap. I watch a lot of different craftspeople. This is one of the most beautiful projects I've ever seen! I wish I could've seen the client's face when you gave it to them. The coasters turned out amazing, as well.
The texture the plastic left behind was actually really nice, it looked like a sort of blurred shower glass door, or raindrops on a window 🤩
Edit: With the resin/wood chips I feel like you could use those to make cloud-like or short curly hair textures in projects 🤔
Blake this is real art. Kind of you to show us your process. Masterpiece.
Absolutely amazing! Such a cool idea and striking contrast of wood and resin.
As a person who loves the ocean and the life that lives in it, I gotta say this is BEAUTIFUL! I love it!
Man how do you part with these masterpieces!?? Thanks for sharing your sculpting experiences! Great experience watching your videos! Liked and subscribed!
he probably gets paid alot alot
@@fightmaster-xu6zw Like alot alot
@@fightmaster-xu6zw Price to the client? My guess. . . $4400. . .
@@Cyberdactyl i would pay a lot for that u know
@@Cyberdactyl i would think closer to $10,000. it looks like it took a long time, maybe a month?
7:52 this caught me so off guard, and I was laughing out loud. I subbed to the channel specifically because of this joke. This was so funny.
Amazing work man, you're really talented.
Thank you so much!
Thanks a lot, Blake - I was just planning on watching a few minutes while I finished my coffee and ended up watching the whole video. Now my schedule is all thrown off. This came out amazing.
That is the most beautiful sculpture. I could stare at it for hours. The attention to detail is excellent. Stunning. Just found your channel. Sometimes a video like this brings such calm just watching you work. Beautiful and so calming. Would love to see it on show in real life. Truly stunning.
Great project and video. Also great narration :)
Thanks Amir!
Absolutely beautiful work. Love all the wood types used and the precision in everything.
Part of me wants to know what such a thing would be invoiced at, but I won't pressure that publicly.
BEYOND THRILLED you said ! WOW ! I SHOULD SAY SO ! ITS A MAGNIFICENT PIECE !
That is the most beautiful piece of art I have ever seen in my life. You are so talented and gifted
I'm only 4 minutes in, but I just wanted to stop and say how much I appreciate the work that you put into this project. You can really tell when someone has a passion for something and I see it in this work...
Never stop. 👍
*edit* Just had to lol at your decision to bring the giant tub of curing epoxy resin into the nursery, right next to the crib... 😆 🤣
That is beautiful! Have you ever considered making hexagonal blocks of wood? Yeah it is considerably more work but the look may be worth it.
hmmmmm... This is very interesting. or even a bunch of squares in random positions
"We don't even like him that much!" Haha that came out of nowere... I had a spit take of my coffee because I could barely keep it in from laughing. Nice one, dude! And GREAT work btw! You are awesome! Keep it up. Greetings from Sweden
Holyshit, that's beyond amazing. I absolutely love to watch creative people shining while doing what they love. I completely get the tedium of this type of work, but once it's finished the sense of accomplishment is almost overwhelming. Great Job, from a new sub!!
One of the coolest things I’ve ever seen. Your creativity, craftsmanship and patience are unmatched! Wow!
You are super talented, love these sculpture results
Thanks so much 😊
Curious what a commission like this costs? Absolutely incredible.
If I had to guess I'd say in the 5-10k range, factoring in material costs of the exotic wood, epoxy, plus the guy who made the base, nameplate and supports, then all the labor time involved carving, sanding, polishing, plus shipping.
@@MultiTravellingman Yup, plus the skill needed. If he is smart he defo went for a 6-10k range.
10 K plus
What an incredibly beautiful peace of art, appears to have a very tactile feel to it, fabulous work, absolutely love it, would certainly look great in my house so whoever the client was they are incredibly lucky 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
It looks like there's a whole city in the whale. As a statement, that's a whole lot to think about.
Super creative!
wow. that truly looks amazing. were you ever afraid that those fins would break off? i don't know how strong this is.
What I find astonishing is that we live in a world where a banana taped to a wall goes for hundreds of thousands, when there are masterpieces like this...
We live in a world which has turned its back on the God of truth, and so it has a hatred for the truth, including true beauty. It's very sad, because we are heading for destruction!!! ;( We must turn from our rebelliousness against his laws, and cry out to him to have mercy on us because of Christ's sacrifice to pay the punishment for the sins of those who would put their trust in him. If we do this, he promises to hear us and forgive all of our sins and adopt us as one of his own children who will be taken to Heaven at our death. We must then spread this message of hope to our perishing fellow-men, in the hope that they will listen and turn from their evil ways and live. Please do this, my friend!!! Jonathan
Won’t it turn yellow with time?
I looked it up and it says as long as it’s exposed to moisture, air and UV light then it will yellow and there doesn’t seem to be a way to reverse it.😕 update another site says you can sand off the yellow resin to remove the top layer or paint or dye it.
I love your work and the funny thing is if I seen this alone and someone told me it cost $10,000 I wouldn't say it's worth it but after watching the world that goes into it I would happily pay over $10,000 for this
P.s. bro I gotta give you bonus points for that hairline
I appreciate it... I always like showing people all the details that go into it... Man am I losing some hair or what!??
@@BMSculptures not at all bro your hair is looking good I wish mine was that thick I was being serious I started losing mine in the 20s and just gave up 🤣
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18.5k for some epoxy and wood.. i think i'll change careers
factor in the cost, skill, talent, initial cost of all the tools and space as well as the threat to personal safety (dude did almost cut himself with a chainsaw)
I don’t usually watch this kind of thing but I watched this until the last minute. Amazing
Ain’t no way someone paid 18,500$ for this. I should really start making and selling things
lol wait until you hear about the woman who sells paintings she does with a mop
$18,500 is a lowball offer
Bro I live in Yuma Az. I can literally walk across the border and get better results for a faction of the cost. You must be in league with housing realtors in the US.
That's messed up dude
Then go do it. And they aren’t creating original pieces of art like this in Mexico. They copy creative people like this guy but people don’t like uncreative lazy copycats. There’s nothing special about that. People want a piece of art featured on his channel from a guy building sculptures all over the world. One of the absolute most low IQ takes about things like this is the “just get me a piece of paper and I’ll do it for a fraction of the cost”. Do you not understand people are paying for the name? His name has value for collectors.
People always say that “man i could go to the 3rd world and get that for a fraction of the cost”. It’s cheaper because they are always behind. It takes more money and time to actually create things that no one else has made. It’s cheaper and doesn’t take as long to copy stuff.
It looks cool but the fin looks like they are backward 🤔
The humpback is the only whale that has that ripple look at the front.
Every video I say this is my favorite sculpture. You truly are one of the most talented humans I’ve ever witnessed. Every one of your pieces is so unique its impressive your abilities to visualize the finished product and execute with so many different materials. Truly outstanding man. You need a camera man/ editor. I’m sure u will have one once you Channel really blows up which i have no doubt it will. But for now thank you for taking the time to share your craft with us.
Amateur hour over there. Idiots that paid 18000 for that. Worth 800$
not true at all, 18k is crazy and u r dumb as a rock if you pay that but 800$ come on lmao. Epoxy and wood alone was probably half that and then labor and cost for him having all the tools it should be around 4-5k on the very high end.
It took him a very long time to make the sculptures so it should be more than 800 bucks. That being said 18000 is an outrageous amount I would pay about 3000-4500
The wood and epoxy sculptures you make are fabulous 😊