This EPIPHANY Led to My Greatest Build
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This build was made possible thanks to the amazing work of Scan the World.
Here is the miniature I used as the basis of my build (mmf.io/o/155749) although I highly suggest you browse through their uploads as there is plenty there to inspire your own unique vision.
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HEY DAD
It is the him!
Dude, this IS art.
You managed to get the perfect balance with the bits and the original model. Wow. Spot on.
I'd have that in a glass dome on my mantlepiece quite happily.
It's always so humbling to see your passion and drive in your videos and the way you have interpreted the Scan the World collection is so wonderful. I'm really glad that this work gave you such inspiration, it came out beautifully! Thank you so much for sharing your story and creative processes. 💕💕
This was by far and away my favourite build. This was a huge inspiration for me, especially as I just bought a 3D printer and I hadn't even considered something like this.
Amazing work, and I can't wait to see what the path that this build started you on turns into.
Your enthusiasm here is palpable, it's like watching a kid open a present on their birthday. Totally dope piece.
This is really beautiful, and plus it's great to hear you having so much fun!
I imagine this piece as a long abandoned sentient AI Strung up to the ceiling by various chords and sparking wires in a dark laboratory.
Greetings the players with a haunting, crusty automaton voice as they enter the room.
Very well done! You can hear the excitement in your voice! It’s been awhile since we’ve heard that. Keep em coming!
The art history student in me is SCREAMING with excitement!
I loved your reaction and excitement when you perfected the weathering. Thanks for sharing you joy and success.
I generally don't comment on videos, but i feel the need to tell you i absolutely LOVE this model. You have grown as an artist sooo much and i have been extremely happy to watch that transformation. I say Artist in no light way either, this is ART! Stay humble and keep it up! I look forward to seeing what more you bring in your craft!
Looks very much like something you'd find on a particularly bleak Forge world, it's beautifully chilling.
That pure joy from 9:30 - 9:51 is so fun to watch.
Thank you, Jeremy, for taking us on this personal journey with you. I have loved watching you change and grow over the years.
It looks a bit like a Borg got stoned by Medusa's gaze. Very cool.
Everybody must get stoned!
That's great. And thanks for letting me know about Scan the World. Just recently a statue of Athena from a friend starting his 3d print business, but he couldn't find a good model and the people at my house made fun of the finished figure once it arrived at my house.
Thanks for sharing that Scan The World resource, man! I had no idea it existed. Your build turned out great.
Scan the world is awesome!
You could probably have a lot of fun with Winged Victory - great feather detail (with a resin print) and you can even see the support bars for the actual sculpture in the scan - might go good with the your current theme
The "I made art?" was the best bit 😁 Its always so gratifying to see people make pieces their proud of and you're absolutely right, this is art and it is awesome!
Absolutely one of your coolest pieces Jeremy! So glad you’re branching out in your skills...this is totally a “Piece of Art” Awesome man!!!
fun fact, those ancient sculptures by the greeks and the romans were actually brightly and garishly painted; coated head to toe so none of the original marble was left exposed. it was an attempt to bring the sculptures to life and to make them bright and vibrant. Its only after centuries of weathering and wear that we arrived at the austere and striking marbles that inspired the painters and sculptors of the renaissance. that said, it only makes those last few steps of wear and tear that you added to the work at the end really bring the sculpture to life, it makes it parallel the classical marbles of our own world.
I shared this on FB. Thank you so much for the intro to the Scan the World initiative! Another great video!
It's soooo eerie and creepy. The kind of beast that stalks and kills you without making a sound. The stone eyes and body combined with the terrifying spikes and chains are such a good contrast. It's really a terrifying piece, and minimalism was definitely the way to go. Bravo.
I learned about the zoom out or step back when I worked in landscape design.
When you are pruning a plant, or laying out a flower bed, you really need to step back about ten-twenty steps once in a while to see where you are, and what your next steps ought to be.
One of the reasons that statues from the antique world was minimalist, is that they were heavily painted and most often clothed as well. Others were only meant to be seen from afar.
Most of the minimalism that we view them with today, stems from the austerity movement that swept Europe with the reformation movements and the later rise of archaeology (or rather antiquarianism) in the 18th century.
I do like the end result of your work.
The also had arms 🙂
@@BlackMagicCraftOfficial yep 🙂
Took me far too long to get around to watching this, what you have here is a definite work of art. This is a great looking project, you have every reason to be proud of it.
Its awesome that the original artist was able to inspire so many even so far removed from their time. I agree that the scan the world thing makes me want a 3d printer more.
That opening music is stunning, your editing and production quality is fantastic. And after I do some maintenance I need to try some of these ancient sculpture builds!
*"Did I finally make art?*
Of course! I would make a very strong argument that everything you've made is art, but perhaps most specifically the Torment build. You clearly have a passionate and creative soul, good sir. Embrace it! You're a joy to listen to when you're this excited.
I love it!!!
That means a lot man!
That's an amazing build. With the tattered red cloth and mechanical accents it's really giving me an Akira feel. Great stuff!
Awesome! After watching your super inspiring videos for a year or so now - I finally started my own "manual hobby" and got into woodworking... It's really refreshing after hours spent in front of the screens :)
Fantastic Jeremy!! Well done on a great build! Great to see the variety of styles in your work, so much versatility! Your latest videos have been absolutely excellent!
Everyone's artistic journey is different. I'm enjoying following yours very much. :)
This is inspiring work! Thank you so much for sharing your process and thoughts throughout.
You look like you had so much fun making this. I'm happy you shared it with us!
Love the amount of enjoyment you got from this, the effort and the work you put in is amazing, it’s not my kind of style but I can still appreciate the beauty of it
Nice! I'm just getting started in miniatures myself. So much to learn. I used to do a lot of larger models, especially model railroad.
I think the piece really ended up striking, but my favorite parts of the video were seeing you get excited and really having fun. Felt nice to “share the best hobby moments,” for lack of a better term
This is amazing! Really an inspiration for artists of all kinds, not just miniature and/or terrain builders. Thank you for sharing your artistic journey!
I make jewelry with old bits and Knick knacks and I consider this collage. I love putting pre existing things together in a new way.
I wanted to say that the way you talk towards the end about becoming a creator and 'becoming' an artist is inspiring to say the least. I think we far too often get in the way of ourselves (myself included) where we should just do, and see what happens, learning along the way. There will always be flaws that we see in the silly pieces we do, but who cares? -- Just ourselves.
This thing looks great! I love your paint process. Fun fact about all those Greco-Roman marbles... they were painted in antiquity! White statues would have seemed unfinished to the Roman eye. But the paints they had in those days wore off leaving only faint traces and we've been used to white marbles for centuries. (honestly I think the original paint schemes looked garish, and much prefer the weathered white marble look, so I'm glad you went this way with it!)
My biggest regret is not mentioning in the video that I know this already 😂
I like all of your work, but I definitely see what you were going for and think it's such a rad direction! Can't wait to see more!
All your terrain has always been art. Better yet it is functional art.
The roman sculptor (well, sculptors, since there were many copies made) may well be unknown, but the artist that made the original piece (which was made in bronze), was a greek artist named Lysippos. I did have to check up the specifics, but I knew I'd seen that work before.
Ok...I just love it! Siply amazing! You gave me a new perspective on art concepts and made me love oils! Also loves that after quite some videos I saw you smile and laugh out of your heart! That is what making a miniature/bust/paint/etc is all about! That spontaneous laugh of success! Really you made my day and gave me a ton of inspiration! Thanks and keep going!!!!!!!
I get a vibe that this piece had mechanical overlays in a cyborg-like fashion that only recently fell off or was removed. I can almost see a bright bronze and white marble piece that Daedalus would have built, given the available tech. I love it and am excited to see more.
What an awesome concept. Bravo!
Very cool. Elicits many feelings. Effective execution of idea.
So awesome! Thank you for the info on finding the sculptures! Can't wait to look at them!
I'm not gonna pretend to like the aesthetics of the end result, but your excitement was palpable and brought a smile to my face. :) Rock on!
I've said it before...you ARE an artist. Don't doubt it. Well done!
Stunning piece. I'm really excited at how you've been slowly transitioning towards a kind of Inq28 style of painting. It's really refreshing and you're very, very good at it!
This might be my favorite piece of yours. I studied art history for my undergraduate degree and that era of art was tied for my favorite. It's so satisfying to see your take on a classical piece like that and actually understand the concept of the world that could have been that you envisioned! Well done!
Also, could you share what the music was that you used in this video?
Another wonderful piece from way outside my wheelhouse! Thank you for this one.
Hell yeah! I'm excited to see and hear you feeling so enthusiastic for a project!
Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the artistic process. Quite eloquent and inspiring!
Art is expression. If you're expressing yourself by creating something, you're making art; skill just helps other people understand what you're expressing!
This is amazing. Probably one of my favorite pieces I've seen on TH-cam. Definitely gonna have to look into this!
So inspiring seeing someone enjoying the craft!!!:) You know when you hit the "little dance on the chair{ point, you did something great!:)
You did an awesome job! Very inspirational. Thanks for sharing.
The look on your face when you leaned back in your chair while working on the wash was amazing!
I always love your torment/torment adjacent pieces!! Keep making what inspires you most because it's definitely some of the best content on the channel. Also I totally disagree, you NEED to use this in a ttrpg, this thing would be badass to fight!
Love this! A fusion of antiquity, grimdark, and cyberpunk. Almost as if the Romans met the Adeptus Mechanicus. Maybe a future kit-bash idea?
If you run a tabletop RPG and have any cultures rooted in themes/ideas from actual societies on earth? Scan the World is your best friend for making scatter, decorating dungeons, and even getting inspiration for puzzles and traps based in those cultures. Its an excellent resource.
Loving this so much! Gives me vibes of the Cattle Decapitation video for The Monolith / Kingdom of Tyrants ❤️❤️❤️
I love how hyped you were while making this!
SO envious of your creative imagination.
A++++++
Wow looks great. You put love in to it and we can see what!
Another wicked awesome kitbash. Prodigious, my dude.
You should be proud of this!
I thought it was from one of the sculptors that I follow. Look up Kris Kuksi some time. He makes assembly sculptures out of figurines and miniatures and has a similar feel to this.
How would it be possible for this to not already be mainly influenced by Kuksi?
9:37 that look on your face is pure love of a project. Thats what we all do this for
Dude absolutly stunning. Masterclass
Great build... Love it... and its great to see your expression.. you look just as happy and proud in your video as you sound :D
Dude! Your always on point! You are a big inspiration in starting my own channel keep up the awesome work, wow!
Learn the skills it’s actually quite easy to start modeling, it just take dedication!
Time to learn is the limiting factor.
It's very cool getting to see your style develop with these experimental project videos. Keep going man, your onto something!
I just watched this for the third time. I am not that attracted to the piece but the concept is killer. Your commentary, however...That is pure gold. You are getting deeper and more introspective in your videos. Yeah, I can sense you changing and turning over a new leaf here. I foresee some good things just over the horizon.
I've said it in one video before about looking down on your own art. Jeremy, you create great stuff, your art is enjoyed by many. You are an artist. This is a fact.
im super here for the whole vibe of this video. go jerm!
i love it, and the respect you have for the artist. well done!
I LOVE this.
It would be amazing to see a game that uses ancient art for the unit design.
An oilwash was an interesting twist - I might try that one day, looked super nice to clean up
This is so beautiful!
That would be a horrifying monster, too. I can't wait to see what's next.
This again gives me some Kris Kuksi vibes bro! Excellent work as always! 👌
you have to promise your subscribers you'll make this agian one day but bigger because it is beautiful I want to see it in a art gallery!!
Just bought a healing mat from the link from your site, am hording a bunch of stuff to re-do all my terrain in a couple of months, can't wait! Thanks !
This is so cool! Very blanchitsu. I love it!
You know we need a video with a table all set up with your Torment terrain, right?
Love to see u do another .great job
Stellar work. I love it.
Wow, this was a legitimately powerful video. Way to go! This build reminded me of the final boss encounter in Final Fantasy 6. Greco-Roman style mixed with grimey, magical tech.
Total badassery right there!
That . . . that's art! Hot damn!
Nice. Had something similar planned for my CSM army as well
The build is just superb
I know this wasn't the point but at 9:16 that statue looks sick!
I’m a huge fan of Roman history and your channel so this video was awesome!
Oh snap! Youuuuu just gave me a few ideas!
you definitely hit your goal...beautiful with a horror feel. yep. awesome job. art needs to make you feel...and this does. well done!