Really cool work! Im a graphic designer by trade and I sculpt (among other things) as a hobby. Your approach on the cover was like a breeze of fresh air blowing through a cesspool of bad photoshop and 3D stuff. Im into metal since the early 90's. I really miss the time when even small bands had fully painted album covers. Im not at all against digital media but they provide shortcuts and people most of the time are tempted to use them feeling pressure by the lack of time or proper payment.
That rotting flesh effect really sets it off...and yes, I like death metal and Carcass. If you're not into metal music that much I would at least recommend listening to it while on long commutes if you have a tendency of getting drowsy while driving.
Personally I've been into death metal since I first heard it back in 1990. I have a fantasy series of novels (and someday TV/Film/Games/Graphic Novels/Etc) and the big empire I called Megaloth, which is a nod to one of my favorite albums, Scrolls of the Megaloth by Mortification. :)
@@JoshForeman Wow, thanks for the reply. It doesn't happen often that I get a response from the creator. I probably should have read some older comments and looked up some of your other content. I have since and subbed, you got some badass art man.
Amazing I'm an avid Death Metal listener and Carcass is one of my favorite bands since I was 16 I'm 41 now. This art work I thought it was made in Photoshop seeing it being made like this makes so much more incredible. Thank you for sharing.
I don't watch your channel often and don't really work in the same mediums as you do but man I really love watching you make stuff. I am currently tinkering with 3D printing (FDM not resin based) but this video alone taught me a whole slew of techniques and materials I had no idea about. Need quickshade and AK truemetal in my future projects, stuff looks rad on printed parts! Also, I never thought about using superglue alone as a sculpting tool. Also, thanks for the artistic inspiration and for making great content.
With the length of the album being so short the artwork really makes it worth it. I really enjoyed the cover and the art printed on the disc. I had no idea this was done by hand and I gotta say that makes it even more impressive. And yes 1985 is a referance to the year the band got together. It is also the intro song on their album surigical steel.
Thanks! And...Yeah I'm not sure. I've been making vids for over a decade, and seriously producing content like this for 8 years and, well... You win some you lose some I guess. :/
6026961 The Granulating Dark Satanic Mills: * The numbers repeated in the chorus are 6026961, if we remove the “satanic” part (i.e. 666) then we are left with 0291, which stands for, among other things, the classification code for the livestock and animal specialties industry group in the United States.
And seraphim sepia is perfect for bone! I use it a lot for my minis. In particular I use agrax earthshade + seraphim to make my Death Guard look all naaaasty
You don't have to convince your self that weird is fine, weird really is fine if you are happy with that. And the things you make are just mindblowing and rather show how much of a artist you are, nothing stops you from making this things in the way you want to make them =)
Now why would I scamper away, I like the channel, I like the band. :) Was it the first time for you doing metal related stuff? P.s keep up the good work.
Feckin' fantastic video mate - super informative, inspiring and the finished product is *chef's kiss emoji* Using more physical models is something I'm looking to incorporate more into my own work, so consider me subbed and looking forward to watching more of your work. Peace!
Did you actually knew Carcass before this? Just want to point out you made an album cover for one of the most important Death/Grind bands in history. That must feel pretty amazing.
Yeah it's rad to share in a legacy like this. Now I've done work for a historic band that also had a cover done by Giger. One layer of separation removed, haha. And while I of course knew OF the band, and love their music, I did not personally know anyone in the band. But I got to work directly with Jeff on this, and he's a lovely chap to work with. :)
I was wondering about you painting Warhammer 40k. And then you had to use Citadel paint. :D You at least use the paint. Vallejo works really well too. And I like Carcass and Slayer and Deicide and stuff like that. Yes I am a nerd and a geek and am an older woman. Do you!
Nice! Yeah when it comes to paint I'm terribly stingy for some reason. I still have pots from the 90s laying around so I just use whatever I happen to have on hand at the time.
so good! those details are noticed by some (; hey, why did you decide to get rid of the hot glue webbing? it seemed to go well, texturally. I like prog rock, ambient and other things but not too much death metal I have heard. not enough exposure perhaps. stay weird. I dont think it can be helped, however. (:
Brilliant, loved this videa! Weirdly enough! See what I did there 😉 was recently asked to do some work for a couple of death metal bands! It fell through before i put any work beyond discussions though, as the guy went and got a proper job!!?? Anyway I have loved metal all my life! Hence my username. Fantastic work and a fascinating look into the full process, you must be really proud. Great job.
I can't stand metal. It's just sped up classical music. The hardest death metal made today is a sissified version of Paganini's violin concertos. Which literally make fingers bleed. A good classical violinist will play through bleeding fingers, nails ripped off, flesh sticking to the threads and do it with a smile on their face while wearing lace and chiffon. When a heavy metal player can do that, then I'll listen.
Really cool work! Im a graphic designer by trade and I sculpt (among other things) as a hobby. Your approach on the cover was like a breeze of fresh air blowing through a cesspool of bad photoshop and 3D stuff. Im into metal since the early 90's. I really miss the time when even small bands had fully painted album covers. Im not at all against digital media but they provide shortcuts and people most of the time are tempted to use them feeling pressure by the lack of time or proper payment.
That rotting flesh effect really sets it off...and yes, I like death metal and Carcass. If you're not into metal music that much I would at least recommend listening to it while on long commutes if you have a tendency of getting drowsy while driving.
Personally I've been into death metal since I first heard it back in 1990. I have a fantasy series of novels (and someday TV/Film/Games/Graphic Novels/Etc) and the big empire I called Megaloth, which is a nod to one of my favorite albums, Scrolls of the Megaloth by Mortification. :)
@@JoshForeman Wow, thanks for the reply. It doesn't happen often that I get a response from the creator. I probably should have read some older comments and looked up some of your other content. I have since and subbed, you got some badass art man.
@@jclifford Hey thanks so much! I appreciate it. :)
Love Carcass, and the fact this was all non-CG, all the attention to detail broken down here was awesome. Well done.
Both the scalpel and the snake were 3D modelled and printed?
Hey Cheers Josh, I drew the skull design for the album. Great work brotha!
Badass! Do you have Instagram or some other place I could follow your work?
@@JoshForeman yeah man @mr.malamuerte
Dude! That is cool you got to do something for Carcass! I saw them in the 90's. Great work too.
Huge Carcass fan here. This is part of the albums history. Thanks for sharing! Great work!
Amazing
I'm an avid Death Metal listener and Carcass is one of my favorite bands since I was 16 I'm 41 now. This art work I thought it was made in Photoshop seeing it being made like this makes so much more incredible. Thank you for sharing.
I don't watch your channel often and don't really work in the same mediums as you do but man I really love watching you make stuff. I am currently tinkering with 3D printing (FDM not resin based) but this video alone taught me a whole slew of techniques and materials I had no idea about. Need quickshade and AK truemetal in my future projects, stuff looks rad on printed parts! Also, I never thought about using superglue alone as a sculpting tool. Also, thanks for the artistic inspiration and for making great content.
Thanks for letting me know, I appreciate it! :)
With the length of the album being so short the artwork really makes it worth it. I really enjoyed the cover and the art printed on the disc. I had no idea this was done by hand and I gotta say that makes it even more impressive.
And yes 1985 is a referance to the year the band got together. It is also the intro song on their album surigical steel.
This is so satisfying to see! Thanks for sharing the process, Josh!
Man , i don't know why you don't have the views and subscribers that you deserve . Your videos are informative and your work is amazing .
Thanks! And...Yeah I'm not sure. I've been making vids for over a decade, and seriously producing content like this for 8 years and, well... You win some you lose some I guess. :/
Polymer clay and Death Metal is the only way to go. Awesome work.
old album cover designer here mate. loved the process. love your work.
6026961
The Granulating Dark Satanic Mills:
* The numbers repeated in the chorus are 6026961, if we remove the “satanic” part (i.e. 666) then we are left with 0291, which stands for, among other things, the classification code for the livestock and animal specialties industry group in the United States.
Love it
Great video and I love Carcass, subbed on the strength of this.
Thanks so much!
@@JoshForeman you're welcome. I did a little cheer when I saw the Seraphim Sepia being used. I'm a big fan of its sister, Agrax.
Really cool!!! I'm a HUGE Carcass fan! Really cool seeing you do the latest album cover. Nice job! Cheers!
Ep was amazing and the cover was beautiful. Was really fun watching the process, keep it up 🤘🤘
And seraphim sepia is perfect for bone! I use it a lot for my minis. In particular I use agrax earthshade + seraphim to make my Death Guard look all naaaasty
LUCKY! You got to collab with carcass! That’s insane! Your art was amazing!
Love it! Great to see it all come together.
That was so cool to watch! Thanks for the video!
Beautifully done! Weird people are the best, very interesting and never boring.
I love metal and I *love* Carcass, great job!
I kept thinking "wouldn't it be easier on a computer" but this is very gratifying to watch and hear your thought process! You do good work 👍🏾
What brought me here was Polymer Clay, Death Metal Art is why I stay... \m/ Nice work, Thanks for all the techniques used.
I can practically smell dead snake watching this, amazing work!
Great job. Looking forward to get the LP ASAP
Congrats for the cover, looks sick!
I love death metal, congrats Josh, you're the man!
Awesome piece! Thanks for sharing with us.
You don't have to convince your self that weird is fine, weird really is fine if you are happy with that. And the things you make are just mindblowing and rather show how much of a artist you are, nothing stops you from making this things in the way you want to make them =)
Heeey Josh! Got linked here through Brendan Flynn. Good to see you man. 315!
Chris Craddock btw
Now why would I scamper away, I like the channel, I like the band. :)
Was it the first time for you doing metal related stuff? P.s keep up the good work.
Amazing work.
Wow!! I love watching the process. It's really cool to see how it all comes together. Once again you outdid yourself. Amazing job.
Amazing, dude!
Feckin' fantastic video mate - super informative, inspiring and the finished product is *chef's kiss emoji*
Using more physical models is something I'm looking to incorporate more into my own work, so consider me subbed and looking forward to watching more of your work. Peace!
Thanks for the kind words. Yeah, using physical sculpture on album covers kinda feels like using animatronics for movie monsters these days.
Your work is insane dude! Love it!
Yes. Love death metal, and dabble in polymer clay sculpting 😃
I'm into some 90s death metal.
crazy job and my fav dm band
Did you actually knew Carcass before this? Just want to point out you made an album cover for one of the most important Death/Grind bands in history. That must feel pretty amazing.
Yeah it's rad to share in a legacy like this. Now I've done work for a historic band that also had a cover done by Giger. One layer of separation removed, haha. And while I of course knew OF the band, and love their music, I did not personally know anyone in the band. But I got to work directly with Jeff on this, and he's a lovely chap to work with. :)
this is so awesome! Love it as much as i do death metal!
I was wondering about you painting Warhammer 40k. And then you had to use Citadel paint. :D You at least use the paint. Vallejo works really well too. And I like Carcass and Slayer and Deicide and stuff like that. Yes I am a nerd and a geek and am an older woman. Do you!
Nice! Yeah when it comes to paint I'm terribly stingy for some reason. I still have pots from the 90s laying around so I just use whatever I happen to have on hand at the time.
Carcass shreds, excellent job..
Frick yeah bro
so good! those details are noticed by some (;
hey, why did you decide to get rid of the hot glue webbing? it seemed to go well, texturally.
I like prog rock, ambient and other things but not too much death metal I have heard. not enough exposure perhaps.
stay weird. I dont think it can be helped, however. (:
The hot glue was still there, just painted over. I wanted it to looks like sinew covered in gunk. :)
@@JoshForeman oh ok cool!
Brilliant, loved this videa! Weirdly enough! See what I did there 😉 was recently asked to do some work for a couple of death metal bands! It fell through before i put any work beyond discussions though, as the guy went and got a proper job!!?? Anyway I have loved metal all my life! Hence my username.
Fantastic work and a fascinating look into the full process, you must be really proud. Great job.
Is that sculpture for sale? I'm a huge Carcass fan since I discovered Metal
Thanks for asking but I could never let go of this little piece of metal history! :)
WOW - very cool
I like symphonic metal :)
A M A Z I N G Job!
I love listening to death metal whilst making fae. 🧚🏽♀️🤟
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I can't stand metal. It's just sped up classical music. The hardest death metal made today is a sissified version of Paganini's violin concertos. Which literally make fingers bleed. A good classical violinist will play through bleeding fingers, nails ripped off, flesh sticking to the threads and do it with a smile on their face while wearing lace and chiffon. When a heavy metal player can do that, then I'll listen.