OGRE TENT! Remaking one of my first ever builds
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Alright this week I make a big cool ogre tent, and I couldn't be happier about it. This is an update on one of my first ever builds, which was an orc tent designed by @theDMsCraft : • Make ORC TENT Terrain ...
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I really like that ogre cook. He reminds me of the old lego pirate cook.
Thank you for a wonderful video!
Hey Jeremy. Oil painter here. To preserve my pallet, my Grandma taught me to add Linseed Oil to my mixed colors and then I store my pallete in the freezer. I don't know how well it would work with washes, but it might be worth a shot. I know some oil painters use Linseed Oil or Walnut Oil and just leave their palletes out. The oils do affect the drying time so some Experimentation might be required. My paint mixed with Walnut Oil seemed like it was never going to dry. Best of luck! Thanks for another great tutorial!
I gotta say you could have used the resin printer to print out bones that would have matched the arch that you gave the tent structure
@@drakeorion94 I could have printed out a whole tent!
Let me just say, I'm a huge fan of you keeping the "Failures" in the video and just showing how you move on and that a project doesn't have to be ruined by it.
So true. A nice example of modesty to show us his real progress instead of trafficking the video to look cool. In fact, this is much cooler !!!
For me, 90 percent of this hobby is adapting to screw ups lol
a great artist once said there were no failures in painting, only happy accidents... that artist: Bob Ross
I love it too! It actually is inspiring, since we might be willing to try stuff without being so scared to fail. He could have screwed up his whole tente, but he took the chance!
I do really love seeing you go back to old projects and redoing them. It shows your growth and design changes over the past few years!
Keep up the awesome work! Your videos were a big inspiration for me starting crafting, the first thing I ever made were the stone pillars, now 2 years on you've inspired me to make my own channel. Thanks BMC, you're a legend.
For curvy pieces of the outside structure, you could have steam bent the wood. Very easy to do but overall not needed considering the final product looks killer
Would have taken longer than clay and wouldn’t have looked like bone or tusk as those are tapered.
I absolutely love how fleshy the leather looks. It really looks like a moldy slapdash tent that an ogre would make. An interesting spin might be to paint the hides in layers, to make it look like as older hides have worn out they've been replaced, or maybe add some strange colored hides that might come from a troll or some other fantasy creature.
Maybe you could make different pva-tubs with different shades of brown mixed in and dunk white paper into it? I'm curious if that would work.
That way you get different browns that you randomly slap on the tent and you only have to add shadows with a wash later.
Interesting thought. It would also explain a hide that is larger than normal, like that of a mammoth or a dinosaur.
you could paint the eye holes and faces like on the old heinrich kemmler illustrations. Pretty grim.
One material I’ve found very fun to use is waxed leather twine, it sticks to itself, and I’ve been able to bond it to wood.
Amazing tech, J! [nostalgic mode ON] That first Scotty's tent... I think basically everybody has one in house somewhere...
Right next to the purple worm =)
@@theDMsCraft I'm going to make one tomorrow when I get some kitchen towel/paper towel. I struck out on getting foam today and made a little cardboard house but can't wait to try the Scotty tent 😀
@@psychedelikchameleon Awesome, have fun. It is super easy.
I really love both of those - the kitchen towel textured effect makes it look more like a rough fabric tent than leather, but in a really cool way.
Your biggest gripe about the original project was the number one thing I liked about it the most. That texture from the paper towel is amazing. And I hope you can tell me what brand to look for.
Oil washes store for several weeks in the freezer. Paint does too which is nice if you need the same paint mix. I often put my paints in the freezer when life interrupts my painting.
Mate, if you want to make an oil wash for later, add a bit more white spirit. I don't know why but it works in my case. Also, don't use nutella jars for storing anything that has "spirit" or "alcohol" in the name, cause then it tends to evaporate
Another thing to think of is using old (empty) model pain pots or bottles, as they are already reasonably airtight, and made to resist the chemicals in paints.
That might require having an easily cleaned funnel on hand that is NOT used for food elsewhere.
@@MonkeyJedi99 I can especially recommend tamiya jars, they are durable as hell
@@thth-sv4bt Tamiya is my "go-to expensive paint" and has been since my days painting military models.
I have since expanded my toolkit with WalMart acrylics and washes from Jeremy's recipe and Citadel.
This makes me want to have an ettin warlord in one of these "donut" tents and poking each head out of a different door to confuse the party. Congrats on the big 250!
Loving the hard cover original books flex. Well done Jeremy.
Waxed string that's used for jewelry making is great for rope in a project like this. Holds it's shape and comes in a variety of natural colors. Available at most hobby stores for a few dollars.
Would dental floss work? That's waxed string.
Makes me think the warren's ogres eat their fuzzy neighbors, and use the skins for the tents. Very much like an ogre would!
Yep!
The only thing missing are some skull trophies! Great job! I love the leather technique!
Really cool build. A huge upgrade on the old tent for sure
Congratulations on hitting 250! That is awesome and you make amazing and fun videos that are easy to follow and entertaining which seems to be a hard mix to get right. Thanks for the last 250 and here is to 250 more!!
12:54 try and store the oil wash in the smallest container posible. oil paints hardens thru a cemical reaction where it absorbs oxygen. thanks for the videos.
That’s a great tent!
I made my fair share of the DM Scotty ones, including one that was sized 3 times larger with twice as many support ribs so that I could make a giant circus tent with alternating red and white colored panels. But this one is so much more ramshackle looking, good work.
Man I don't craft all the time but anytime I do I ALWAYS come back to this channel for some inspiration. I'm definitely gonna give this build a go. Thanks dude.
I think the leather from construction paper is one of the best techniques that you have came up with. You are one of the creators. that I wish all newbies knew of.
By the way, one of the best sources of good small diameter bamboo dowels (skewers) is in the camping section of of the big box store. Less than a dollar for for a big handful of 24 inch long dowels.
250, Congrats, your a major inspiration, love your work and your attitude, keep up the great stuff, Lotsa love from Ontario.
One of my favorite things about your channel is that you're willing to show all the mistakes and false starts that go into crafting. It really makes amateurs like me feel more comfortable about doing things badly to start!
Love the music... very 80s power ballad.
Snap, i love the way that looks, i have never seen anyone use this technique to make leather. I am so appreciative that people are still pushing boundaries and not just leaning on old techniques, but building on them. Thanks Jeremy, keep ups the great work.
I also made some of those DM Scotty Orc Tents for my campaign. I didn't much like how the paper towels looked either, but my players loved them. I really like the construction paper technique you use, I think it looks much better.
Congrats on the 250th build video!
It’s been a lot of years since I did canvas oil painting, but I remember something about linseed oil as a mixing medium. That might work to store them: a little mixed in, then a fine layer over the top.
Umm…. The ogre impersonation at the end? That made me laugh! Reminded me of the old Warcraft 2 days.
Looks ace. Be good to see a hole village. Also having the buildings having different hides and colours
Another nice thing that could be done, once you have the base with the hardened paper done, when you add the sticks, you could use some more wet construction paper and pierce it through the sticks if you wanted to show the wooden beams going through the leather.
The construction paper leather is awesome
Sometimes a murky, grainy paint or wash can enhance the feel of a build either belonging to a faction that doesn't care much about hygiene or being abandoned to nature's rigor. Even the "mistakes" of blotchy colors could be from discarded trash, food stains, sloppy warpaint, spilled prisoner guts, moldy growth, etc. splattered on the portable lodgings for creatures like goblins, orcs, ogres, etc. that reject the civil parts of civilization.
This will sound cheesy. But, damn it was cool to see the carry over. Building off a cool new found technique and seeing if it carries over to a total build. Awesome video and can not wait to try this out.
Awesome, new video for the morning to sit down and enjoy my coffee with
Really gives me the warcraft vibe, I've played Warcraft for the last 10 or 15 years and it really gives me that Vibe,I love it I'm going to try to build one!
Congratulations on 250👏👏👏
Looks great, I can see the growth in talent.
bro that tent is aweosme , im going shopping this afternoon for hobby tools, paint and materials think i will give this a shot for sure
That's awesome. The "leather" looks good, it is surprising how durable and versatile a piece of paper and some watered down pva (I prefer glue-all or wood glue for strength and durability) can be. Y'all have a badass day 🤘
@Kayu B. yeah maybe. I never really noticed. I mostly use elmers glue-all. All pva is slick and shiny to me, but, I haven't had much issue painting over it. At least not paper mache. A puddle of glue could be a different story. Y'all have a badass day 🤘
really cool. i love the look of the hide
great build! will have to set the construction paper idea, wonder if it will look good as tarp. the first montage music had me crying, very 1980's sports movie
I just noticed your orange spine D&D books displayed in the background. I used to have several of them years ago, lost them in an apartment fire.
Congrats to your 250th video. Hope for further 250. 🤗
Long ago when I was teaching, we made drums using oatmeal boxes and for the leather, we used grocery bags. If you have bags laying around, they would be a great resource for this type of project.
If ever you decide to dye your rope, perhaps a few minutes steeped in tea would work. Just curious if anyone has made tea and dried the used leaves to use later as terrain foliage.
Linen thread would work well too. It doesn't fray and is really strong for its thickness
Cracking job as usual, the leather look really is awesome.
Definitely want to shoutout the music in this episode too.
Have to say I had some doubts with the paper 'leather', untill you started to paint it. Damn it does look nice, well done!
GREAT BUILD!! Very Inspiring, I SOOO Love your ideas!! had to save this one as well for a future build of my own! AWESOME THANKS SO MUCH!!
Congratulations on you 250th!
the original Tent looks with the texture of the paper towel like an army Tent of an post apocalyptic world
The way to preserve oil paint is before you mix it with the thinner have your color mixed and put it in the freezer, this is good to do if you are working in a hot studio for a month so it doesnt dry on your pallet. Another way if you want to preserve it longer is put it in a glass jar, they make some little ones with screw caps, once you have that color mixed and you are ready to use then add your thinner. You cant store paint with thinner because that's what it does, thins your paint.
All paints have a binder, oil pigment is suspended in linseed oil, acrylic pigment suspended in acrylic polymer/binder, once you introduce too much OMS thinner or too much water it breaks down the paint and binder and makes your paint unstable, if you were painting on canvas heavy thinned paint without a varnish may have the risk of flaking off.
Hello thanks for the video. It is always a pleasure. May I made a suggestion. It is the barrel creation principe. When you put wood in hot water a long time it make the wood flexible and you can curve it. Like the coffee stir in hot coffee.
That would take longer than using clay, which I already didn't want to wait for.
Man that leather looks good. I wonder if it could be used in kitbashing or accessorizing minis? You know, like adding a hood and cloak to a broken mini to obscure the damage and give it a unique costume.
I’m not sure how well it would work with very small pieces, better big overlapping pieces.
Congrats on 250 bro!
Jeremy you're so cool. I'm so proud of you.
The texture of your og ogre tent is awesome looks like some mythical creature’s hide!
Congratulations on 250th !
These looks so cool. You should do a collab with boyleigh hobby for his futuristic western series
The construction paper method really reminds me of the Tusken raider tents from Attack of the Clones
happy 250!
I was thinking how much I love that old paper towel texture that you used on your original build. And it's more of a 'modern' setting idea, but you know those camo leaf nets that armies drape over tents and vehicles to make it look like leaf cover. If you did like nock leaf flocking on it, you could get an almost ... that... sort of look? I dunno, I might try tapestry mesh... but it's close to that... sorry I'm brainstorming ideas as much as commenting :P
Yea, it’s not even that it was a bad look, just not right for that setting. Great for jungle warfare or even sci-fi bases and camps.
Looks cool! Wasn’t sure where you were going, but it turned out great! Thanks again for sharing!
Loved the old one - love the new!!! U are the best ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
Where did u get that basecap from? :ooo
Just add a couple drops of solvent when you open it up again.
When I was young, making treasure maps, I would use paper bags from the grocery, draw my design, then crumple it, flatten it, rinse repeat. It produces a great texture for something like this.
I love the music playing over the papier mache montage, but I kept waiting for Michael Bolton to start epically belting out tales of Captain Jack Sparrow.
wow! looks amazing!!!
Awesome video, turned out great!
Nice one dude , keep on crafting 😁🤘
would love to see how you wold go about making a boat or ship for nautical adventures
Get a kitchen silicone mat. You can use basicly any of the glues/puttys/goops in our hobby on it but once your initial structure is dry it pulls off really easy. So next time you CAN make structures like these bottomless intentionally and still have the advantage of building on a base.
I bought one about 5 years ago and it still looks brand new.
Good call
Thanks for the 250!
great build, always love your idea, Thank you
Inspiring as always!
What's the sound track?
Any thoughts on adding a side video of the painting in real time?
I think it would be helpful learning tool to see the process, as much as it sounds like watching paint dry lol!
Wow I love this video idea. Old to New. Great video man
Absolut great work!
Always love the content, epic build!
Happy 250th!
Love the leather technique. Just wondering if you have ever done something to texture like furs? I have used short clippings of yarn patted into my glue wash before but only on a small section, not sure how that would work for a larger piece.
Looks amazing as always. Congrats on 250. Have you ever used motors in any of your projects? Having a little struggle with working with a motor in one of my projects.
Jeremy, I enjoy and learn so much from your content! I can't thank you enough!
Lisa
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Soak the scewers in water. Heat them and you can bend them pretty easily. Or steam them in a big steamer or such. Bend them over a template frame, fix and let dry and you should end up with curved ribs. I know it works but never had the need to try it myself. Yet. ;)
I didn't want curved wood. I wanted tusks and bones, which are tapered unlike dowels. I know I can bend wood, but it's not what I wanted AND if I had the time to do it I'd just have made the clay tusks I actually wanted :)
@@BlackMagicCraftOfficial True. Brilliant tent, btw. I especially like the way you just go for it and not spend 20 hours designing a template on the computer. Way more natural that way.
store your mixes upside down which prevents air infiltration - I do it with EVERY bottle, jar or container that has a liquid in it
I’ve made washes with inks and distilled water. It’s cheap 1dollar a gallon but it has no minerals in it that can make your washes funky
These are oil washes.
As an ogre IRL, I would live in that tent.
I think your jar just needs a better seal. A mason jar with a canning lid has worked for me.
DMScotty's original video: ruclips.net/video/8RJ8Jqu1Y7s/видео.html
Thanks man
hey hey, it was in the description ;)
@@BlackMagicCraftOfficial I know, but it needed even more love :)
I know you prefer a darker color palette, but I'm thinking Ogres would use the brain-tanning process rather than say bark tanning. That leaves a lighter-colored finished hide, allowing for more color texture when painting.
Other than that, this is a terrific revisit of an older project and shows how easy it can be to simulate different materials not just for gaming pieces but also for say modeling dioramas.
Maybe for a future project like that you can use plastic wrap (saran wrap) over your foamcore structure and paper mache over that so you wouldn't have to tear the piece apart.
This is pure Magic. Now I know what Black MAGIC Craft stands for.
I wonder if hemp ropes could make cool vines
:D when i see the last seconds, I ask myself if this guy really only used the rope, that was made from hemp :-D
Very cool remake. I love both tends. !
Congrats on the 250th
Interesting
Don't know about how to keep the oil wash from turning but couldn't you use it for a different effects grains and all eg granite, bark, stones, ground cover? Somewhere where the grainy variation would add to the effect instead of taking it away. Also maybe try mixing in a little more white spirits to see if that breaks up the graininess (but you prob already tried that).
Neat!
It wouldn't necessarily have been appropriate for this build, but if you ever want taut "rope" in a project, you might consider using the elastic string that model ship builders use. One brand name is EZLine.
I’ll have to check it out!
You tried soaking the wooden dowels in water and bending them around something and securing them in place for a day to get the bent effect which people have done with wood for huts.
If I wanted to wait a day for something I would have made the clay whale bones and tusks I mentioned actually wanting. I didn’t want curved wood.
@@BlackMagicCraftOfficial Ahh fair enough understandable.
Have you ever thought about doing a giveaway for your 300th build video?
great video ,