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I've just finished this pretty sweet fantasy diorama. let me know what you think. I could have some hints or tips. Thanks for checkin' it out

Wait a minute. Who would build their house above an ogre cave?

Seriously man, looks great.

Daggermaw wrote:Wait a minute. Who would build their house above an ogre cave?

Seriously man, looks great.

Lately, the cost of housing has gone up so high that people can't afford to do otherwise. Not to mention that garbage pickup is free.

Awesome looking piece!

Hehe, on the first pic vith grey paint it looks like it was poured down or dropped. Bug I digress.

Very cool. The details like the birds nest really take it to a fantastic level. I think I spy an 2nd edition goff's axe by the pile of wood. Do I?

Yea thats pretty nice. Is that one orges face missing? If so I like that

Thanks for the feedback. My friend gets me to make his bro something special for his b-day. They keep getting bigger and better. would any of you be interesyed in some kustom fantasy terrain?

I'd like to see a step by step with pics on how you did that river. It looks fantastic.

I wish I took more pics of the water effects. Dig out a shallow groove in to pink stuff, and stack a bunch of random chunks of pink for the water fall. Paint it a couple of times, mix up some plaster or tile grout with paint and water. While wet throw some real sticks and rocks in and around. I started with some dark blues and greens. Once that was dry I added some real dirt, brown paint, and sand mix to all the sides of the creek. Stipple some grays and catachen green here and there. Now take some blue and green ink in nice patches. While thats wet take white and kind of drag it over the areas, this makes it all happen. Apply the water effects, making sure it's only 1/8" thick per coat. Do this 3 times. Finally, take some more white and drag it again. Don't overdo it though.

Thanks a lot for checking out my stuff!!!