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Something about blues and purples for the colours of rocks reminds me of old-school 80's He-Man. Please tell me this is the first step towards making Snake Mountain. Also the music you picked for this video reminds me of Thriller.
I remember over a year ago when you said "I don't paint minis I'm not "good enough"" now every week your slaying it with new 3d printed models. I love following your journey and it encourages me and others. keep slaying and make dope af terrain and minis.
This is one of my favorite kinds of builds to see from you. I love that it's made with scraps, and yet the end result has so much personality. It really goes to show that we don't always have to make something that nobody has ever done before; a new execution on a basic idea can also be creatively satisfying and look fantastic too. Great job with this one!
I have to say that after a decade or so, you've inspired me to finally get back into modeling and I'm almost done getting my first set of dungeon tiles done. I'm not sure if i'll be using them for a D&D second edition game or resurrecting my Advanced Hero Quest 😊👍Thanks.
Really liking your new video style with the little vignettes of mundaneness or thought process, it's like halfway between a vlog and a curate video, makes it really interactive and enjoyable. You're making me want to craft terrain..!!
Not only is this build AWSOME, the editing for this video has to be one of your best yet! Those panning time lapse shots of you carving the foam were great! I think you might want to think about doing that more often when you're doing a more tedious parts of builds. Getting to see how the pieces transform as you work on them is very cool. Keep up the great work as always!
Love them. I build action figure dioramas and I can't thank you enough for how much I've learned from you about painting and how I've applied it to my dioramas. I still reference your stone wall painting video to this day.
Hey man, the editing and production on this episode was FANTASTIC. Your content has always been spot on and the editing and production in past episodes was totally fine but the intro, transitions and music really just made the whole episode pop this time around. Super good job.
I love it. Your filmography skills are enviable. Great build too, I love these fantasy colors... stuff like this always reminds me of the background art on old He-Man and the Masters of the Universe cartoons! A high compliment from an old MotU fan like me!
Reminds me of glacial fields when in Alaska. Deep light and dark blues depending on the cloudiness and reflection of the sky. I build Fairy castles/Desert Camouflage type homes out of all natural materials I collect by hand. Excellent. Love em . Blessings Jeremy.
i like the build, it is the sort of build that lends itself to other worldly and interdimensional play. I hear you quite often say you are a great mini painter, but I really like the look of your painted minis . Keep bringing the videos. Cheers Glenn
While watching this video I realized something. It has been 3 years since I first watched one of your videos. Which led to another video, then starting to craft and getting back into D&D. Man how time flies, then the craziness of the last year and a half.
The colors you used are amazing… love that blue ink. It is a beautiful color… I am totally gonna use this idea for my next cave setting. Thanks for blessing this craft with your amazing vision and skills.
I also saw Eric’s video using the heat gun to harden the foam. I spent a week looking for my heat gun. I found it! I haven’t tested it yet, but I am glad to see another video using this technique with success!
I do not know how comfortable you and your friends would be recording your sessions but I would absolutely LOVE to see your Terrain come into play when you play something like Frostgrave or Kill Team.
Those are great. It's strange just how disquieting angular rocks can be. On Orkney, in Scotland, there are two large stone circles: Stenness, and Brodgar, both formed of angular, asymmetric rocks that tower over you. I visited some 30 years ago, and... And they were disturbing. I don't know why, but they were. And I wouldn't have camped there at night. There are also two prehistoric tombs on the Scottish mainland, Cairnholy I and II. The stones used in Cairnholy II are like a scream in stone, and very sinister indeed. Great video, as always. Thank you.
Love the colour exploration. I’ve been doing a different colour study on stone work for a few projects. So far, a study in blue, study in green and purple and a study in beige. This one turned out so well. Don’t know how you do the time lapse with camera tracking around, but it’s a cool effect. Agree with what someone else said, you’re smashing it with the minis!
The blue color creates the ilusion of darkness, somehow. That's something I would nver think for myself. I would go with a darker color, to accentuate the "darkness" effect. That was an amazing idea.
That was so cool running into you at Dollarama today! Thanks for taking time to talk with us! We went to my cousins 18th birthday party after and I told everyone, I mean EVERYONE that we met you
Prior to a wash, speckle browns, dark reds, blacks, and so on with a toothbrush bristle flick. Pretty common for rocks to have several colors mixed into it. The wash mutes down the colors and ties the look together. I know these are supposed to look otherworldly so wouldn't apply much.
Odd comment considering I very rarely do mini painting videos. I’ve only done 2 this whole year. Only 2 of the last 30 videos were more focused on mini painting! What are you talking about? 🤷🏻♂️
@@BlackMagicCraftOfficial Apologies if I offended. Every few weeks it seems like I come across you talking about your kill team and the painting done for them or the sponsor of the week and that paint job. Rarely any longer does it seem you do a new build just for the sake of a new build. Even looking back at the last two big builds you did ( the sandstone/Egyptian ruins and the treetop encampment) were done as an accompaniment to the minis of that week. When I started building my own stuff last year during lock down I watched a lot of your early stuff for inspiration, where a lot of it was floor tiles and buildings you did yourself instead of tweaking some kit from games workshop. Having said all that the tree encampment was awesome and would love to see a series of vids expanding around this piece.
Hello friend, I hope you are well, your work is very inspiring, I have used many techniques that I have seen on your channel, a big hug and greeting from Guatemala, here you have one more fan of your spectacular work
Wow you have come a long way with your channel and videos, I watched this one and then it recommend your 2nd video from 2005, (the glowing portal for D&D. The difference between them is like day and night. Great work on your journey with these videos. This is why I subscribed. Keep them coming
Getting some 1980s synth-wave music vibes here with a little bit of a Thriller homage in there. Also, those computer controlled moving time-lapse building shots are pretty sweet.
I LOVE these. Ive done a similar thing with my neurons bases, really textured but shaded in the same blue rather than brown or grey. I love minis and terrain that have colour, rsther than painting them the "correct" colour you paint them how the light makes them look in the world you're creating. 🥰
I really like the new way your video came on this week and the new technique you demonstrated! Your pointed and jagged rocks remind me of the movie 'Chronicles of Riddick!' The part where he's on the triple max prison planet called "Crematoria".that gets something like 1000 degrees below zero at night and +1000 degrees during the day and burns every living thing to death! There is a 20-minute buffer zone between day and night that's survivable! So awesome rocks! LOL
Fantastic and usable ina ton of applications these kinds of builds are the ones I like best that you do. Under dark, sci fi worlds, and magic sanctum of mages will benefit wonderfully from this. Thank you for sharing.
These look great. They'd go spectacularly with Wyloch's underdark tiles. Up on the surface, Bard's Craft (RIP, kinda) did some great rocks in at least one video with lots of orange and blue peeking out among the blacks and greys. It looked terrific.
I am not into gaming, but I do like what you have done. While you were building these pieces I was thinking that you should try the same thing, but make it an all large crystal scene.
Nice. Need one with a shadow fire in it. Light gray, white, little bit of blueish purple for color..... maybe soft blue flickering candle led for effects 🤔. But nicely done.
Love these techniques! And the music gave a nice old school D&D feel 👌🏼. You should do a collab with Zorpazorp, I’d love to see what you two could make!
Some time ago I told you about certain concerns about the LED lighting of the painting chamber, and every time I see it I keep thinking about the fact that they will end up covering up with the paint and that, because of that I have just come up with a very simple solution, cover the led strips with a strip of transparent tape, the light will continue to pass through anyway and every time it gets stained you can just remove the tape and put another one.
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These guys would make for great bands for Reign in Hell, as well as the terrain
Something about blues and purples for the colours of rocks reminds me of old-school 80's He-Man. Please tell me this is the first step towards making Snake Mountain. Also the music you picked for this video reminds me of Thriller.
Study mother nature people it helps with making scenery!!
I remember over a year ago when you said "I don't paint minis I'm not "good enough"" now every week your slaying it with new 3d printed models. I love following your journey and it encourages me and others. keep slaying and make dope af terrain and minis.
Everything changes when you get sponsored.
@@Kyleology is that a bad thing?
@@joshuaamodeo5032 no
and all these minis is also a inspiration for terrain builds usually. all i see is a win win for any viewer
@@luclin92 Yea I think it’s great!
This is one of my favorite kinds of builds to see from you. I love that it's made with scraps, and yet the end result has so much personality. It really goes to show that we don't always have to make something that nobody has ever done before; a new execution on a basic idea can also be creatively satisfying and look fantastic too. Great job with this one!
Great Rock-Talk! Nice colors broski.
These are very old-school Star Trek; the sort of rocks Kirk and Spock would've seen on some alien world. Nice.
I have to say that after a decade or so, you've inspired me to finally get back into modeling and I'm almost done getting my first set of dungeon tiles done. I'm not sure if i'll be using them for a D&D second edition game or resurrecting my Advanced Hero Quest 😊👍Thanks.
Really enjoy builds like this. I primarily play Star Wars Legion and terrain in this style easily can be used as Sci-Fi alien world terrain
I love that you tackle big builds and then every now and then throw in a more easy beginner type build. It is inspiring. Thanks for the video.
Really liking your new video style with the little vignettes of mundaneness or thought process, it's like halfway between a vlog and a curate video, makes it really interactive and enjoyable. You're making me want to craft terrain..!!
Not only is this build AWSOME, the editing for this video has to be one of your best yet! Those panning time lapse shots of you carving the foam were great! I think you might want to think about doing that more often when you're doing a more tedious parts of builds. Getting to see how the pieces transform as you work on them is very cool. Keep up the great work as always!
These would make some terrifying Ropers 😅 Thanks Jeremy!
Great build! Very useful terrain for simulating an area that is not a place of honor, where no highly esteemed deed is commemorated
Love how well the colors work here and small projects like these that use up scrap foam are really inspiring
Love them. I build action figure dioramas and I can't thank you enough for how much I've learned from you about painting and how I've applied it to my dioramas. I still reference your stone wall painting video to this day.
Hey man, the editing and production on this episode was FANTASTIC. Your content has always been spot on and the editing and production in past episodes was totally fine but the intro, transitions and music really just made the whole episode pop this time around. Super good job.
I love it. Your filmography skills are enviable. Great build too, I love these fantasy colors... stuff like this always reminds me of the background art on old He-Man and the Masters of the Universe cartoons! A high compliment from an old MotU fan like me!
I gotta do a snake mountain colour scheme set!
Ever see the old Grenadier Models line of 25mm licensed MotU miniatures from the '80s? =^[.]^=
@@Raycheetah There's currently a guy on Etsy making 32mm Motu figures. I have his wave 1 set. Top notch stuff.
Reminds me of glacial fields when in Alaska. Deep light and dark blues depending on the cloudiness and reflection of the sky. I build Fairy castles/Desert Camouflage type homes out of all natural materials I collect by hand. Excellent. Love em .
Blessings Jeremy.
Love the groovy upbeat 80s synth style music 😁 I really the panning left to right, cutting and texturing sped up, with the upbeat music 2:20
You really have upped your cinematography on your videos! Our family watches you regularly, thanks for all that you do.
Some of my best builds came from scrap!!!!! Love the look and the angles!!!!!!
i like the build, it is the sort of build that lends itself to other worldly and interdimensional play.
I hear you quite often say you are a great mini painter, but I really like the look of your painted minis
. Keep bringing the videos.
Cheers
Glenn
Heatgun and glosyness make these rocks look very much of volcanic origin! Sweet!
3:35 another great dollar store product.. easy to store and cheap.. thanks Jeremy.
I had no idea about that foam slicing and scraping method! Could come in really handy for my shipwreck builds!
Not only is it a good video but damn good time-lapse and editing and all that stuff. Nice 80s elevator music as well
The color scheme reminds me of some retro cartoon shows and I love it!
While watching this video I realized something. It has been 3 years since I first watched one of your videos. Which led to another video, then starting to craft and getting back into D&D. Man how time flies, then the craziness of the last year and a half.
The colors you used are amazing… love that blue ink. It is a beautiful color… I am totally gonna use this idea for my next cave setting. Thanks for blessing this craft with your amazing vision and skills.
Dude haven’t been able to watch your vids for ages - the slow pan time lapse took me by surprise, vids are looking great!
I also saw Eric’s video using the heat gun to harden the foam. I spent a week looking for my heat gun. I found it! I haven’t tested it yet, but I am glad to see another video using this technique with success!
THIS is a video we all needed. Rockin. ....no pun intended.
This looks so cool. I really wish I could have just half of your talent. You are a master of your craft.
I do not know how comfortable you and your friends would be recording your sessions but I would absolutely LOVE to see your Terrain come into play when you play something like Frostgrave or Kill Team.
Those are great. It's strange just how disquieting angular rocks can be. On Orkney, in Scotland, there are two large stone circles: Stenness, and Brodgar, both formed of angular, asymmetric rocks that tower over you. I visited some 30 years ago, and... And they were disturbing. I don't know why, but they were. And I wouldn't have camped there at night. There are also two prehistoric tombs on the Scottish mainland, Cairnholy I and II. The stones used in Cairnholy II are like a scream in stone, and very sinister indeed.
Great video, as always. Thank you.
Love the colour exploration. I’ve been doing a different colour study on stone work for a few projects. So far, a study in blue, study in green and purple and a study in beige.
This one turned out so well. Don’t know how you do the time lapse with camera tracking around, but it’s a cool effect.
Agree with what someone else said, you’re smashing it with the minis!
Those colours could come out of a Boris Vallejo background. Cool that you are so excited. :)
Best compliment
Awesome video and its very clear that you enjoied this build from the energy in your voice=) Keep up the good work.
The blue color creates the ilusion of darkness, somehow. That's something I would nver think for myself. I would go with a darker color, to accentuate the "darkness" effect. That was an amazing idea.
Man i love White Werewolf Tavern, they do beautiful stuff
Music and audio quality in general always on point. Love your videos man, following you since the beginning!! Keep it up
This is brilliant! Thank you for sharing all of these techniques!
That was so cool running into you at Dollarama today! Thanks for taking time to talk with us! We went to my cousins 18th birthday party after and I told everyone, I mean EVERYONE that we met you
And they were all like “who? What are you talking about?!” 🤣
@@BlackMagicCraftOfficial ahahah basically. But at least they were excited through our excitement.
This is so awesome!
My group's table has been needing more rocks, and the 'slice and scrape' method really inspires me.
Beautiful.
Thank you! Cheers!
Prior to a wash, speckle browns, dark reds, blacks, and so on with a toothbrush bristle flick.
Pretty common for rocks to have several colors mixed into it. The wash mutes down the colors and ties the look together.
I know these are supposed to look otherworldly so wouldn't apply much.
I don’t play toll playing games. But I am fascinated with these sculptures. You are amazing
Very cool terrain and I noticed you really pumping up that video production quality lately! Loving it
Thanks, I'm trying!
Thanks for the new music it's helps again to keep dancing my baby into sleep ❤️
That scatter terrain looks amazing!!
This exactly the kind of terrain I want to make for my 40k home table. You are clutch AF
Looked great. Nice to see you back to doing a build vid. The mini painting is nice, but the builds are why I started coming here.👍
Odd comment considering I very rarely do mini painting videos. I’ve only done 2 this whole year. Only 2 of the last 30 videos were more focused on mini painting! What are you talking about? 🤷🏻♂️
@@BlackMagicCraftOfficial Apologies if I offended.
Every few weeks it seems like I come across you talking about your kill team and the painting done for them or the sponsor of the week and that paint job. Rarely any longer does it seem you do a new build just for the sake of a new build. Even looking back at the last two big builds you did ( the sandstone/Egyptian ruins and the treetop encampment) were done as an accompaniment to the minis of that week.
When I started building my own stuff last year during lock down I watched a lot of your early stuff for inspiration, where a lot of it was floor tiles and buildings you did yourself instead of tweaking some kit from games workshop.
Having said all that the tree encampment was awesome and would love to see a series of vids expanding around this piece.
Yea, those are build videos…..pretty involved ones too. Not mini painting. I don’t even paint the sponsor minis on screen 😕
Just like THIS video.
This terrain looks sick af. Really enjoy the aesthetics of the minis, those are awesome models, and well done on painting them.
Love the colours & always so inspiring to see cool stuff made out of SCRAPS! (& unlike eating leftovers, no chance of food poisoning) Yay, Jeremy!!
I think the colors came out perfect!!! Thanks for another great video
Hello friend, I hope you are well, your work is very inspiring, I have used many techniques that I have seen on your channel, a big hug and greeting from Guatemala, here you have one more fan of your spectacular work
Wow you have come a long way with your channel and videos, I watched this one and then it recommend your 2nd video from 2005, (the glowing portal for D&D. The difference between them is like day and night. Great work on your journey with these videos. This is why I subscribed. Keep them coming
Getting some 1980s synth-wave music vibes here with a little bit of a Thriller homage in there.
Also, those computer controlled moving time-lapse building shots are pretty sweet.
I LOVE these. Ive done a similar thing with my neurons bases, really textured but shaded in the same blue rather than brown or grey. I love minis and terrain that have colour, rsther than painting them the "correct" colour you paint them how the light makes them look in the world you're creating. 🥰
Really loving the legally distinct from thriller music.
One of my favorite results in a while!
Im all down for adding more color to the table. Let’s go!!!
Really enjoy the colours you used, the terrain is really making the miniatures stand out too. Great use of colour!
love the intro sequence, the minis and the craft. Great work all around.
Love this color scheme. I might give this a shot in a cyberpunk alley type build too.
These hues would feel right at home in Brintstar
This. This is why I need an airbrush. This is the color scheme for my underdark terrain, but it looks so much better air brushed.
Very cool! This is one of those things that seems so obvious after you see it but never thought of! I need to make some terrain soon too!
It looks like your standard Star Trek series studio scatter terrain!!! Looks great. Nice and simple to make! Next time make an Arch too!
Later man!
I really like the new way your video came on this week and the new technique you demonstrated! Your pointed and jagged rocks remind me of the movie 'Chronicles of Riddick!' The part where he's on the triple max prison planet called "Crematoria".that gets something like 1000 degrees below zero at night and +1000 degrees during the day and burns every living thing to death! There is a 20-minute buffer zone between day and night that's survivable! So awesome rocks! LOL
I really like the color scheme on these. Looks amazing. Great video!
Wow, I want to paint an entire table's worth of terrain this colour now. Bravo!
Wow! Those ARE new and exciting!
Amazing as always (of course). Loved the heat gun part as well as the color scheme.
Looks like a nice Obsidian cave space. Wouldn't mind to see a set of Sandstone textures for something more desert themed, if you have the gumption.
STILL awesome. Very Diablo via tabletop. Bright, engaging, and... yeah Awesome.
I love these Jeremy! Uniqueness and creativity such as yours is rare!
keep up the great work, you have inspired me to get into DMing and crafting for my own game, my player love my models and set crafted works.
Fantastic and usable ina ton of applications these kinds of builds are the ones I like best that you do. Under dark, sci fi worlds, and magic sanctum of mages will benefit wonderfully from this. Thank you for sharing.
Looks beautiful! I thought they were colored with lights at the beginning of the video! I want to try some some time now!
@Black Magic Craft - man those turned out amazing!!
Love the "Not Thriller, but totally Thriller" soundtrack
One of my tricks for rocks is to mix baking soda in with my base coat, gives it a nice stone like feel and texture.
I love the color choices!
Thanks, Jeremy for posting this video. These demons gave me an idea for "Viking Death Squad".
These look great. They'd go spectacularly with Wyloch's underdark tiles.
Up on the surface, Bard's Craft (RIP, kinda) did some great rocks in at least one video with lots of orange and blue peeking out among the blacks and greys. It looked terrific.
I am not into gaming, but I do like what you have done. While you were building these pieces I was thinking that you should try the same thing, but make it an all large crystal scene.
The perfect compliment for my tzeentch themed model bases
Nice. Need one with a shadow fire in it. Light gray, white, little bit of blueish purple for color..... maybe soft blue flickering candle led for effects 🤔.
But nicely done.
It has an amazing 'other world ' feel about it. Nice project
2:10 to 2:57 - I do like a good montage! 😀
Hell yeah you used eric's technique!! So cool!!
Great video and the terrain looked awesome.
2:40 how am I supposed to watch the video when listening to such a bop
I love the blurple colour!
Those turned out great.
Love these techniques! And the music gave a nice old school D&D feel 👌🏼. You should do a collab with Zorpazorp, I’d love to see what you two could make!
Maybe one day!
Thank you for the awesome content once again. Going to try making some rocks like that for next weekends game.
Color shift powder would pump those up another level
Some time ago I told you about certain concerns about the LED lighting of the painting chamber, and every time I see it I keep thinking about the fact that they will end up covering up with the paint and that, because of that I have just come up with a very simple solution, cover the led strips with a strip of transparent tape, the light will continue to pass through anyway and every time it gets stained you can just remove the tape and put another one.
I probably said last time that it doesn't matter. It's been over 2 years. They are fine.
@@BlackMagicCraftOfficial yep XD that's what you said the last time, sorry bro I just wanted to help
They look awesome. They just scream “Underdark”! What Drow wouldn’t be proud to hide behind those to ambush an unsuspecting Party?!? Cheers 🍻