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If you'd like to read the whole of Jeff's prose poem, you'll find it here: chaosfive-55.deviantart.com/ar... - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
if you need to keep people from entering a hidden door, DO NOT publish a warning with the address of the place!
+Lars Agerbæk Noted!
For that matter, if it was only kept back by one plaster covered door why didn't it choose to attack everyone? Must have been desperate for a friend and imprinted with the first person who it saw. :p
Great work, as usual.
A t least the monster was kind enough to let they guy finish his story.
They almost always do, at least for the narrator to write that "aaaarrrrghhh...." ending.
bluworm maybe they just lie being written about, like they are like really vain.
And as it loomed behind me, it leaned in and with a terrifying tone it spoke, “Ey man you dropped this in my room.” It then pulled out the wallet I lost back at the chapel, with a confused gaze I look back. Only to be met with the wall that had remained, now I can no longer sleep.
IT is obviously an upstanding citizen.
2:25 That sassy wave!
P.S. Thanks for the Eldritch Artbominations credit, was surprised to see it there!
+Quadraxis14 All my patrons will from now on recieve credit in my videos.
THIS IS BRILLIANT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You've brought my story to full-blown hideous 3D life!!!! I LOOOVE the way my voice echoes.....Thank you!!!!!!
+chaosfive55 My pleasure, and thanks for the fruitful collaboration :D
+bluworm Only one error--you put an F in my last name, KWASNIEWSKI...but it looks cool that way, so you don't need to change it!
+chaosfive55 Not cool! Sorry about that.
+bluworm It's okay!!! :)
“Do not open this specific door in this specific place in this specific building, please.”
Yes.. Well, it isn't as if you'd stumble into this location, is it?
bluworm
But it’s like telling a kid not to open the candy jar in the cupboard under the fridge hidden behind the dishwasher tablets. They’re gonna do it and you’ve got nobody to blame but yourself. Well, maybe blame the kid a little.
Very well done! I loved that creature.
Thanks! It was a fun monster to build and animate.
I like that line....grinning like a moron.
Nerds.. You find them even in occult academia!
Omigod! This is terrifying! Excellently done.
+MaxWriter Thanks! I'm glad I could give you some chills :)
Pennywise ?
Very well done! You have done a very, very nice job in chilling my bones. You are this century's Harryhausen.
+Vincent Sutcliffe Thanks! I'm really glad you liked this :D I WISH I could be the Harryhausen of this century, but I pride myself in trying to walk in his mighty footsteps.
I've seen horror movies with less bite than this I can't get enough
Thank you :) I think horror in general works best in short bits.
"I'm not strangling you dummy, I'm hugging you!"
Monster hugs? I think I'll pass!
at 2:55 I knew he would be there but still I was surprized, good job
Hehe! Thanks :)
wouldnt it be funny if it just wanted to be his friend and was giveing him a big hug
+Alyssa Edwards I'm sure he'd turn out to be one of those overbearing friends that pop up at all inconvenient times!
And it spoke in tongues better forgotten, "We have been trying to reach you about your car's extended warranty"
(Also if you put some romantic music over it, you have a beautiful love story)
Seems more stalker-ish to me.
@@TheLoneAnimator went halfway across the world for love. Is that stalking?... yeah actually 😂
stumbled upon this one rather quick compared to when the other shorts were posted.
+Thomas Danforth Thanks for watching! :)
I want to smoke a joint with the dude from this video. he seems like a cool cat. with awesome hair
He is pretty cool :)
If You Need A Crowbar To Get Into ANYTHING That's NOT Really For An Emergency, -IT"S JUST NOT WORTH IT!
Scholars never learn.
Amazing. And chilling. Great job.
Thanks! it's hopefully both chilling and a bit creepy.
Amazing work, as usual, but even better!
+Ivo Wilson Thanks! I'm really glad you enjoyed it :)
Really, when a noted horror author says “don’t go into the cellar,” and the door to the cellar is sealed off with plaster, what more of a clue do you need?
But then, if the protagonist was that smart, there wouldn't be a story :)
*. . . More awesomeness from you. Thank you. Re-posted in facebookland. GREAT way to start the weekend.*
+Anadae Effro Thanks for the support! :D
I thought it was funny when the monster waved at the guy. It just seemed so out of character.
+timothy fuller The monster is actually perfectly in character :) This film and the text it's adapting are a kind of tribute to the stories of M R James. His characters often unearth something nasty, which they can't get rid of, and those nasties are always very touchy-feely, or hang around staring, waving or reaching.
Let's see. You were warned not to go digging around in the chapel basement, lest you unloose the lurking horror imprisoned there. So, what do you do? Go digging around, and unearth the damned thing. _Oh, bravo, brilliant!_
Supernatural stories always present a very special kind of idiot.
@@TheLoneAnimator LOL I think the real "ancient forbidden tome" he must have been reading was _The Idiot's Guide to Unleashing Demons, Night-Gaunts, and Other Insanity-Inducing Eldritch Terrors Best Left Undisturbed._
This was... Beautiful! Great work man!
+darkdeception999 Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it :)
Outstanding.
Thank you! :)
@@TheLoneAnimator Jeff says hello.
I love this channel!!
Thanks for the love :)
Yo I’m loving your work!
Thanks for the love! :)
Am I the only one to expect it to break into song . . . "What's this? What's this? There's color everywhere. What's this? There's a white thing over there!"
I hope it's not THAT cute :)
@@TheLoneAnimator Only in comparison to the unhallowed and horrible things I have seen in my own mirror.
I know the feeling!
@@TheLoneAnimator We must shop for home furnishings at the same place... the dark and musty corridors and oubliettes of the Arkham IKEA.
I don't think the eldritch abomination greeting me every morning in my bathroom mirror has anything to do with where I shop my furniture. Ah, if it only were that simple..
Now, this might sound crazy and like keyboard warrior bravado, but if he couldn't escape the thing, why not try to fight it? Even if it kills him, at least he can go down knowing he tried to do something to save himself.
You are correct, of course. However, in the context of this story, he is acting in the appropriate way, since this text and my film is inspired by the ghost stories of M R James, where, like in Lovecraft's tales, the protagonist is paralyzed with fear when he's confronted with the supernatural.
Interesting story 👍👏👏👏👏
Thanks!
This is verry lovecraftian i like it
It kind of is. Glad you enjoyed it :)
Is that you talking blueworm?
Nope, it's my British buddy John Hutch, who is a real actor, not a hobbyist like me :)
applause!!
+Hobbs Lane (I . S .S.) I take a bow :)
Thought would explain water spirt
+bluworm When you built the fin on the dinosaur kaiju, did you use the same technique as wings or was it different, and when commissioning the puppet, do you keep the plaster cast or do they receive that as well, because over time the latex rots, so if they have the plaster cast, they could restore the skin
+Godzillajustice 2004 I sort of used the same technique. Instead of embedding the spikes in the fin in plaster, I just pressed a flat bit of modelling clay against the rubber spikes, sinking them halfway into the clay. Then I brushed on latex, just like with the wings. If the customer wishes it, I'll send a plaster skin mold, as well as the molds for the head.
I would love to do some voice over work for you, sometime. No joking, I'm serious!
+RantingThespian Interesting! Do you have a little sample of something?
bluworm I don't have anything prepared. I'm not a professional actor. However, I can record anything you'd like. I got a home recording setup. What would you like to hear? Something dark, light, comical? Anything specific, like something by Tolkien or Lovecraft? Name it, and I'll record it.
can i call him mantis man?
I'm sure he'd love that :)
+bluworm What camera, laptop/pc, and stop motion program do you use
+Godzillajustice 2004 My current camera is a Canon XA20, and I'm shooting in MP4 HD, 24 Mbps. I edit on a Windows 7 laptop with 8 GB RAM, so nothing fancy at all. I animate with the latest version of StopMotionPro, and use Adobe After Effects CC for the compositing and other effects work. I subscribe to Adobe Cloud. The finished film is produced using Premiere Elements 12, so again nothing fancy. I just find Elements faster and easier to use than the Pro version.
For the story being actually pretty lame, the monster is made perfect!
Well, I like those creepy, moody monster tales. This was written by a friend of mine as a pastiche of the stories by M R James.
+bluworm When making an skin for a character like Gwangi, the T Rex from Jurassic Park, or Godzilla, how would I make the plaster mold without getting the clay sculpt stuck in the mold and have it be a non-hastle to put the skin on the puppet?
+Godzillajustice 2004 If you use oil-based clay like Chavant or Monster Clay, it won't get stuck in the plaster mold. The clay usually comes out of it quite easily. Putting the cast patches of latex skin on your puppet requires some experimentation and experience. You could just cast bits of latex skin and test them out by attaching them to small bits of polyurethane foam. That's a good way to learn the "skinning" techniques before applying skin to your actual puppet.
+bluworm Do you think a full body plaster mold would work for this in a scale of 13 inches
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+Godzillajustice 2004 It would take a very skilled mold-maker to pull that off, as the mold would have to be multi-parted. I wouldn't be able to pull it off.
+bluworm I am currently saving for a Canon T6i, and since i'm too young for a job, a am saving allowance for the camera. What camera do you recommend and possibly software to use? Thanks.
+Godzillajustice 2004 If you are planning on using this camera to stop-motion animate, then check at Dragonframe and StopMotionPro websites (those are the software I'd recommend) to see what cameras are compatible with those software applications.
+bluworm Also, do you think that it is worth investing in DragonFrame for (starters) although I have not much but little experience with stop motion. Is it worth it for anyone at all?
P.S. I have an Apple Mac Computer so I don't think Windows Movie Maker will work, or WILL IT.
So, he met a ghoul.
Kind of.. It is just that, an "it".
@@TheLoneAnimator I'm just saying, it looks like a ghoul. I love Lovecraftian stuff, it's weird, it's crazy, it's fun. I am trying to write a magic system based on the Lovecraft genre. It's for a game.
Also have you ever read "Russel's guide to interdimensional entities? It's really cool.
I'm nor familiar with "Russel's guide to interdimensional entities", but I'll certainly look it up. Eventually I'll be making (probably) a bunch of short films featuring some of Lovecraft's ancestors, at least according to a joke in a letter he wrote. One of them is Yogash the Ghoul, which will be one of his traditional ghouls, with the dog-like features. I'm wishing you the best of luck with your game system. It' sounds like a cool project!
@@TheLoneAnimator thanks.
@@TheLoneAnimator The story involves 5 Highschool students who survive the return of the of the great old ones. Nyarlethotep contacted them through dreams and granted 2 of them 3 boons each. The other 3 have families that practice magic, they find their parents magic stuff and started playing with it.
Now they all have to deal with the aftermath, which includes the other students forming a sort of pack/tribal mentality and trying to recruit and or kill them.
That is the basic idea of the plot of the campaign. Let me know what you think.
Is it a haunted room?
You mean the crypt room? The idea is that ghost story writer M R James encountered a supernatural creature himself, and somehow bound it and imprisoned it in that crypt room. So, like a genie in a bottle, it's pretty angry when it's finally let loose.
Is this based on som Lovecraft?
And please make more tutorials on ur videos ;)
+24fRaMeSps001 No, this story is an original work by Jeff Kwasnievski, but it's firmly set in the ghostly world of M R James, who Lovecraft admired.
+bluworm make more! :)
3:30 look, I just want the royalties when you sell the story, that's all I've wanted since you ran out of there... sheesh
People are just so prejudiced nowadays when it comes to spider-humanoid monsters.
+bluworm Also, do you think that it is worth investing in DragonFrame for (starters) although I have not much but little experience with stop motion. Is it worth it for anyone at all?
P.S. I hava an Apple Mac Computer
+Godzillajustice 2004 DragonFrame comes highly recommended, but I don't know if it's Mac compatible. It should say on their website.
Its cuz u were using an hp
Well I got rid of the monsters as soon as I stopped using an HP.
+bluworm Do you think you could make a tutorial on how to make the character in the link; cdn3.artstation.com/p/assets/images/images/001/341/027/large/dope-pope-zmarvel-godzilla-full-alts-by-dopepope.jpg?1444689823 ? It would help alot, or maybe you could post the tutorial of it or the kaiju creature you have just finished on TH-cam or your blog archives. But thanks for the help earlier, I appreciate it.
+Godzillajustice 2004 Here's an old blog post about making a Godzilla-like monster: loneanimator.blogspot.se/2011/12/puppets-by-request-monster-from-beneath.html
It is... a praying mantis from hell.
Whatever it is, it sure is touchy-feely!
+bluworm Do you accept Visa Gift Cards because there is a possibility that sometime in the future I may commission a Stan Winston Godzilla and Gryphon puppets in the 12 inch scale with molds sometime in the future. But, since I am saving up for a camera, I don't know exactly when that will happen, but it will most likely happen late this year or some time in 2017.
+Godzillajustice 2004 I don't know how Visa Gift Cards work, but I'll look into it. What kind of camera are you looking at?
Big up the Sussex downs!
Well, I hear they're nice :)
@@TheLoneAnimator They sure are well worth a visit I am born and bred in the area.
was this from a creepypasta?
+gojiralagan 1995 Nope, it's a prose poem written by Jeff Kwasniewski , and published on DeviantArt.
+bluworm you should try slender man or the rake
+gojiralagan 1995 that would awsome
+gojiralagan 1995 I have actually thought about doing something with the slender man.
with you doing it i bet its gonna be awesome i have faith in you man :)
+bluworm Here are some size comparisons;
1.www.nrdfeed.com/gImages/god71328godzilla.jpg
2.www.herogohome.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/MarvelGodzilla14RhiahnBeheadsHimself.jpg
MOST HIDEOUS CREATION YET!!! -YOU ARE THE MASTER MONSTER MAKER!!! (SAY THAT THREE TIME FAST!!!)
Thanks! It's one of my fave monsters too :)
+bluworm Also, do you think that it is worth investing in DragonFrame for (starters) although I have not much but little experience with stop motion. Is it worth it for anyone at all?
P.S. I have an Apple Mac Computer so I don't think Windows Movie Maker will work, or WILL IT.
+Godzillajustice 2004 I don't think Windows Movie Maker will run on a Mac, though there has been a software to simulate Windows on a Mac. Seems to be an awful lot of hassle to go through to use Windows Movie Maker though. Isn't there a light version of iMovie?