I found this actually very moving. Rendering the inhabitants of the castle into automata somehow fits the profound theme of the story really well. Everyone is trapped within their pre-ordained roles within the stones. They may think of themselves as having agency, but they do not. The only ones who can perhaps glimpse that they are trapped within a machine are Dr Prunesquallor and Steerpike. The doctor chooses to remain within his place, believing he is free because he sees it all with irony. But only Steerpike is really free - as he tries to destroy the machine itself. Thank you for sharing this amazing video.
This is one of the most amazing things I've ever seen. I love how you topped it with Lord Sepulchrave at the Tower of the Flints; that "scene" gave me chills. And Flay stalking the halls, Fuschia dreaming in her attics, the robotic, expressionless Grey Scrubbers; you really captured the essence of each character.
This....is one of the MOST beautiful artworks i've EVER seen! the amount of detail in each room...the movement, so natural it could be of a tim burton animation movie. I tip my hat to you!
Holy crap! you pulled out all the stops on this one. I cant imagine how many parts and hours are in this. What a masterpiece. I love the infinity mirrors.
So far I have watched this vid 5 times! I will watch it again and again. I am completely spellbound. Each scene becomes my favorite until the next one is shown! It is truly a magnificent, museum quality culmination of creativity, engineering, and art. Were I you I would NEVER be able to part with it! I’m sure it’s commission was worth a great deal of money and WELL WORTH EVERY PENNY, but, in my opinion, it is priceless. When I play the, “If I won the lottery” game I don’t think of buying big houses, cars, planes but consider what that amount could do to help organizations close to my heart. In this one instance, however, I would pursue this lovely piece. I sound like a nut, but am actually quite sane. I just don’t know when I’ve been so captivated by a man made piece. I’d love to see it in person. I’m sure the detail would leave me speechless. You, sir, are so very talented, and your art is breathtaking.
Incroyable comme toujours Monsieur Keith Newstead !! Fan depuis longtemps et pour toujours !! Merci de nous faire rêver encore et encore !! Incredible as always Mr. Keith Newstead !! Fan for a long time and forever !! Thank you for making us dream again and again !!
Just trying to imagine a full Gormenghast production done in this style of yours with actors there for voices and a full orchestra. It would be great either filmed or live on stage - beautifully done and perfect as it is though! Pity Maeve Gilmore didn't get to see it. Interesting things happen when you go 'crazy' Keith!
I am absolutely flabbergasted by this masterpiece. The amount of detail in every nook and cranny leaves me speechless. My mind can't even begin to grasp the insane inner workings of this piece. It's impossible to believe this isn't a stop-motion film! It's impossible to believe this even exist! It's just that beautiful! The artstyle is soulful, moody, and all around gorgeous; the animation is so lifelike and human, it's astounding! This is so inspirational, I would love to learn how to make something like this! And oh my gosh, I just noticed the infinity mirrors! I was so immersed I didn't stop to think how the sewer could be endless! The genius of this piece never ends! I cannot even imagine how much work, planning, engineering, trial and error and expertise went into this! Gigantic kudos to you for creating something so magnificent! I admire your passion and knowledge!🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💞💞💫💫💞💞💞💞💞💞💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫
I began reading this masterpiece in about 1968. It`s now 2020 and I`ve only just finished the last book in the trilogy after living the story, in my subconscious, as much as I had read, until now... 52 years later. Imagine my delight when, upon finally turning the very last pages of Titus Alone, I am gloriously enveloped with an epiphany. Titus` story, which had been my own tragedy ends so gloriously in his maturation and ability to forsake his lost identity for the true one. This is actually my true identity in CHRIST and that of us all.
This is awesome!! I missed Steerpike and Titus. Maybe Steerpike on the roof or crawling withing the walls, spying on everyone with mirrors. That would be dope.
Wow. I love how even the background behind them is animated. It's all breathtaking. This is like the holy grail of automata. You'd have to have great skill and artistic talent to pull this off, qlong with trial and error and patience. Your creativity and ideas are so astonishing and brilliant. I never seen anything better than this.
I am crying this is so beautiful! To be inspired by a favorite piece of literature and come out with something so profoundly moving (pardon the pun) is the ultimate compliment. This is simply gorgeous and you blew it out of the water! Thank you for your artistry, Mr. Newstead. (my friend, Tom Haney, brought me to this video)
Wow! Really impressive and beautiful work. I imagine Swelter as being larger in all directions, but other than that, I'm swept away by this. And you included the grey scrubbers! Just... WOW! :)
I have been wanting to see a new project from you and must say this is absolutely incredible. The motion and detail along with your carvings and color choices make this so amazing. I would enjoy seeing the drive system if you ever think of showing how you connected it all. Nice job Keith, you are one of my favorite artist and craftsmen in this field.
Unbelievably amazing Keith! Your work keeps getting better and better. I love the use of mirrors. And the lighting is very effective too. Bravo Sir Newstead, Bravo! :)
This is so beautiful and amazing. I'm currently reading Gormenghast and I love puppets and automata. I wish I could make something like this, congratulations!!
@@michaelwoodhams7866 very true .. although I saw another video and there is indeed a Steerpike, think he's outside the castle amidst the ivy. Need to watch it again now. [edit] - just reading the comments, he was added after this video was made.
Just Amazing... Thanks for sharing this with us. I would say you are one of the worlds best Automata makers and a Master Craftsman.. I want to make a piece with mirrors now :) Your creativity is so inspiring.
Absolutely outstanding and Beautiful work. Could inspire a new Gormenghast series, look, perspective. I'd even cast Jonathan Rhys Myers to play Dr Prune for the new take. Almost Steam punk themed, almost. Love this work very much. Inspiring.
Wow! This is amazing! I love automata there's something fascinating but slightly creepy about them. I'm just starting the flying pig kit, it pales in comparison with this creation, but sooooo excited to make it.
This is INSAAAANE!! Oh my god, so incredible! The detail! The beauty! One of my favourite stories of all time come to life, this is so awesome. The owls, man. But where's Steerpike bro? ;D
Yes - I agree with Robonza - Holy Crap Keith, this is incredibly intricate. So many lovely touches. Hope all is well out there in Cornwall. We'd love to see you here (or there) sometime soon. xxox -k (and mike)
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I found this actually very moving. Rendering the inhabitants of the castle into automata somehow fits the profound theme of the story really well. Everyone is trapped within their pre-ordained roles within the stones. They may think of themselves as having agency, but they do not. The only ones who can perhaps glimpse that they are trapped within a machine are Dr Prunesquallor and Steerpike. The doctor chooses to remain within his place, believing he is free because he sees it all with irony. But only Steerpike is really free - as he tries to destroy the machine itself. Thank you for sharing this amazing video.
This is one of the most amazing things I've ever seen. I love how you topped it with Lord Sepulchrave at the Tower of the Flints; that "scene" gave me chills. And Flay stalking the halls, Fuschia dreaming in her attics, the robotic, expressionless Grey Scrubbers; you really captured the essence of each character.
Well this is one of the best things I've ever seen. What extraordinary craftsmanship and artistry.
Rest in Piece, Mr. Keith Newstead. He sadly died of cancer November 2020. He was considered one of the best in the world at this particular art form.
Oh, gosh, 64 is too young. I hope it wasn't too painful and difficult in the end. May he rest in peace (not piece). ;-)
This belongs in a museum!
Carol Bowerman so do you!
This....is one of the MOST beautiful artworks i've EVER seen! the amount of detail in each room...the movement, so natural it could be of a tim burton animation movie. I tip my hat to you!
Yes! I keep thinking Tim Burton, too!
Tim Burton ain't has the copyright of a certain look. He adopted a look as well, this is as hard work as directing a movie probably
Holy crap! you pulled out all the stops on this one. I cant imagine how many parts and hours are in this. What a masterpiece. I love the infinity mirrors.
Yes, those mirrors are genius.
My son who's 5 just watched it all the way through without flicking to something else. The ultimate accolade
This is wonderful, an emotional watch. The characters are brought to life without it being overwhelmingly dark. Truly fantastic work.
So far I have watched this vid 5 times! I will watch it again and again. I am completely spellbound. Each scene becomes my favorite until the next one is shown! It is truly a magnificent, museum quality culmination of creativity, engineering, and art. Were I you I would NEVER be able to part with it! I’m sure it’s commission was worth a great deal of money and WELL WORTH EVERY PENNY, but, in my opinion, it is priceless. When I play the, “If I won the lottery” game I don’t think of buying big houses, cars, planes but consider what that amount could do to help organizations close to my heart. In this one instance, however, I would pursue this lovely piece. I sound like a nut, but am actually quite sane. I just don’t know when I’ve been so captivated by a man made piece. I’d love to see it in person. I’m sure the detail would leave me speechless. You, sir, are so very talented, and your art is breathtaking.
a friend of mine introduced me to this lovely world and now you have deepened it for me. thank you Keith, this is beautiful and deeply moving!
Incroyable comme toujours Monsieur Keith Newstead !! Fan depuis longtemps et pour toujours !! Merci de nous faire rêver encore et encore !! Incredible as always Mr. Keith Newstead !! Fan for a long time and forever !! Thank you for making us dream again and again !!
Just trying to imagine a full Gormenghast production done in this style of yours with actors there for voices and a full orchestra. It would be great either filmed or live on stage - beautifully done and perfect as it is though! Pity Maeve Gilmore didn't get to see it. Interesting things happen when you go 'crazy' Keith!
I am absolutely flabbergasted by this masterpiece. The amount of detail in every nook and cranny leaves me speechless. My mind can't even begin to grasp the insane inner workings of this piece. It's impossible to believe this isn't a stop-motion film! It's impossible to believe this even exist! It's just that beautiful! The artstyle is soulful, moody, and all around gorgeous; the animation is so lifelike and human, it's astounding! This is so inspirational, I would love to learn how to make something like this! And oh my gosh, I just noticed the infinity mirrors! I was so immersed I didn't stop to think how the sewer could be endless! The genius of this piece never ends! I cannot even imagine how much work, planning, engineering, trial and error and expertise went into this! Gigantic kudos to you for creating something so magnificent! I admire your passion and knowledge!🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💞💞💫💫💞💞💞💞💞💞💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫
I began reading this masterpiece in about 1968. It`s now 2020 and I`ve only just finished the last book in the trilogy after living the story, in my subconscious, as much as I had read, until now... 52 years later. Imagine my delight when, upon finally turning the very last pages of Titus Alone, I am gloriously enveloped with an epiphany. Titus` story, which had been my own tragedy ends so gloriously in his maturation and ability to forsake his lost identity for the true one. This is actually my true identity in CHRIST and that of us all.
this is seriously a masterpiece and one of the most beautiful works I’ve seen in a long time
This is so absolutely wonderful, thank you for sharing your work!!!!!
This is awesome!! I missed Steerpike and Titus. Maybe Steerpike on the roof or crawling withing the walls, spying on everyone with mirrors. That would be dope.
Wow. I love how even the background behind them is animated. It's all breathtaking. This is like the holy grail of automata. You'd have to have great skill and artistic talent to pull this off, qlong with trial and error and patience. Your creativity and ideas are so astonishing and brilliant. I never seen anything better than this.
There is not enough praise. If I had the space, and the money, I would request one of those for each room in my house!
Wow ! I'm an absolute fan of your work ! How poetic ! A masterpiece !
I am crying this is so beautiful! To be inspired by a favorite piece of literature and come out with something so profoundly moving (pardon the pun) is the ultimate compliment. This is simply gorgeous and you blew it out of the water! Thank you for your artistry, Mr. Newstead. (my friend, Tom Haney, brought me to this video)
Wow,thank you so much. We enjoyed tom's visit
This is just amazing,. Periodically I have to come back and watch it again. Thank you for sharing it!
Simply stunning. Such excellent crafting skills.
One of the most beautiful, creative, and amazing works of art I have ever seen-Genius!
I keep coming back to this video. It's fascinating and so comprehensive. Captures the tone and atmosphere so well.
Thanks for this beautiful video! I love the subtle and lifelike movement of the automata. Cheers!
Thank you for an evocative work of art and technology.
Wow! Really impressive and beautiful work. I imagine Swelter as being larger in all directions, but other than that, I'm swept away by this. And you included the grey scrubbers! Just... WOW! :)
It's years since I read these books. After seeing this beautiful autmaton, I now must read them all again.
This is so spectacular - I am so in awe of your creations. Lovely Rottcodd! Such magic - you are fantastic!
Your work is really incredible. I love that subtlety.
Like you, I love the books, and I am truly amazed by your automaton adaptation. Very well done!
Unbelievably amazing!!!! I love the books and it’s wild to see such a unique adaptation!
I have been wanting to see a new project from you and must say this is absolutely incredible. The motion and detail along with your carvings and color choices make this so amazing. I would enjoy seeing the drive system if you ever think of showing how you connected it all. Nice job Keith, you are one of my favorite artist and craftsmen in this field.
This is really fantastic work. So intricate and detailed and true to the essence of Gormenghast. Thank you for putting this out into the world.
Woah! Stunning. Just stunning. I picked up my copy of Titus Groan yesterday and read the introduction, probably as you were uploading this.
Unbelievably amazing Keith! Your work keeps getting better and better. I love the use of mirrors. And the lighting is very effective too.
Bravo Sir Newstead, Bravo! :)
Wow, fantastic! Thank you for sharing this. I'm going to watch it again now.
Brilliant, Keith!
This is so beautiful and amazing. I'm currently reading Gormenghast and I love puppets and automata. I wish I could make something like this, congratulations!!
I love Gormenghast. This is fantastic!
Absolutely brilliant- you captured the mood of the story beautifully
Steerpike should have featured but otherwise this level of artistry is an astounding achievement. Bravo maestro.😎
Steerpike refuses to be bound as an automaton. He carves his *own* path.
@@michaelwoodhams7866 very true .. although I saw another video and there is indeed a Steerpike, think he's outside the castle amidst the ivy. Need to watch it again now. [edit] - just reading the comments, he was added after this video was made.
Just Amazing... Thanks for sharing this with us. I would say you are one of the worlds best Automata makers and a Master Craftsman.. I want to make a piece with mirrors now :) Your creativity is so inspiring.
Absolutely outstanding and Beautiful work. Could inspire a new Gormenghast series, look, perspective. I'd even cast Jonathan Rhys Myers to play Dr Prune for the new take. Almost Steam punk themed, almost. Love this work very much. Inspiring.
I'm glad to see so many Gormenghast fans.....
Excellent! Very nice work!
I've been missing out! This is fabulous! Thanks for sharing it, I'm looking into your work also....
See ya in the comments
Amazing creation which has prompted me to read MP's masterpiece again.
Wow! This is amazing! I love automata there's something fascinating but slightly creepy about them. I'm just starting the flying pig kit, it pales in comparison with this creation, but sooooo excited to make it.
this is so amazing i am at a loss for words.
Now you've got me reading the books! Our library had to order them bc no one has heard of them in my neighborhood.
I hope you enjoy the books
absoloutely amazing! how have i now seen this before?!
Que lindo trabalho Keith, fascinante.
the best work..ever!
This is INSAAAANE!! Oh my god, so incredible! The detail! The beauty! One of my favourite stories of all time come to life, this is so awesome. The owls, man. But where's Steerpike bro? ;D
Hi Lucy thank you. I added Steerpike after the video, he is now sitting on the roof of the hall of carvings.
Ahhh yay! On the rooftops where he should be :) Unbelievable work, man. It's almost haunting
Omg..where do you even begin to start a project like this..amazing.!!
Breathtaking!
How wonderful and extraordinary Love your amazing work thank you for the video
Why isn’t this in a museum? If Peake could see it!
Speechless here....I'll have to watch this one several times to understand it all.
Utterly remarkable!
Great....now I'll have to go find & read that book.
Absolutely wonderful with only the two "main" characters missing, Steerpike and Titus himself. Wonderful work though.
This is utterly amazing. What a work of art. I wish you and Tim Burton would collaborate!
This is amazing!!
this is really amazing work, congradulations
Truly truly truly jaw dropping 😳😳😳😳
You are genius,Keith!
Superb!
Where is Steerpike?
Wow. You've outdone yourself! I've seen your work in Ellen Rixfords book. Very nice.
Wow. Wow!
freaking incredible!
Keith was a genius!
Masterful
Incredible.
this is so amazing!!
Rest in Peace, Mr. Newstead.
Just wow! I hope you’d create one for a book I am writing 😝
Holy Cow. I've seen photos before but I didn't know it was automated.
This is amazinggggg. I legit teared up.
Is that Steerpike in the kitchen behind everyone (the one without the hat)?
susiesan. I thought the same thing!
Yo! This is so dope!
Love this!
Amazing!
Is your work ever exhibited anywhere. Wouldn't that be great!
Maravilla
Ficou show 👍👍
Genius artist
Incredible thing.
unbelievable 😎
Yes - I agree with Robonza - Holy Crap Keith, this is incredibly intricate. So many lovely touches. Hope all is well out there in Cornwall. We'd love to see you here (or there) sometime soon. xxox -k (and mike)
Genius
WOW!!!
Magnifique
Exquisite.
Does anyone know the name of the music used in this video?
Never mind; it's Clouds - Huma-Huma
WOW
This is fucking rad! This best part is that fucking eel Steerpike is no where to be seen.