This is the simpler way to do it, you can add the step of using some drywall patch mixed with a little grey/brown paint to make more realistic mortar lines
Wow!!!!!!! I have been making stop motion videos for years using a blue/green screen. I do it Just for fun I still have a long way to go till I am happy lol But it’s a way for me to express myself I find I can’t get cool and unique camera angles, nor can I put Gambit and Rogue in the same scene. I am going to start making sets and this video made me so happy cause I feel like I can actually do it now. Do you have anymore videos that could help me more? The goal is to stop using the green screen and move onto full sets. I do the lighting, the filming, the animation, editing, sound, and everything else that goes into making movies. It’s a lot of work but I love it! I could do stop motion 24/7 if I didn’t have a full time job lol would do this full time if I could. Creating is the best reward and I ty for making me feel like I can take my little movie clips to the next level.
Hi well thankyou for the video clip. Since I am new to diorama build so all brickwall builds are good to watch and learn. But the one important thing I was waiting for was the complete measurements for a figurine 6" diorama. So you did start with 1" then ?. Anyway thankz for yr video. Cheerz Denise
Thanks Denise! I'm not sure which measurement you mean but I will say one inch irl is one foot in 6" figure world. I can often be seen with a tape measure around the house trying to figure out the dimensions of items to scale them down =)
...I am a fan of you style boss man. What kind of foam are you using? Where can you get it from. I went to Walmart looking for some...but the foam they has was 😬...
1”x2” the bricks are 1”x .5” but that is not an accurate to scale brick, it’s a cheat because it’s easier. An actual 1/12 brick is much smaller and takes more time to cut.
Art is never disastrous. The only disaster would be to not follow through. I would approach it as a battle damaged wall. Maybe some blood splatter. Graffiti. There's a ton of possibilities.
Great idea about mixing blocks with bricks!! I never thought about the v-cut for the blocks!! Thanks for sharing!!!
+hondasan72 Thanks! i'm glad you got some value from it i kinda fumbled about a bit lol
Thanks, this wasreally helpfull
Very cool. (though the mortar between the bricks is usually not black, but rather a light gray color.)
This is the simpler way to do it, you can add the step of using some drywall patch mixed with a little grey/brown paint to make more realistic mortar lines
great idea
Wow!!!!!!! I have been making stop motion videos for years using a blue/green screen. I do it Just for fun I still have a long way to go till I am happy lol
But it’s a way for me to express myself
I find I can’t get cool and unique camera angles, nor can I put Gambit and Rogue in the same scene. I am going to start making sets and this video made me so happy cause I feel like I can actually do it now. Do you have anymore videos that could help me more? The goal is to stop using the green screen and move onto full sets. I do the lighting, the filming, the animation, editing, sound, and everything else that goes into making movies. It’s a lot of work but I love it! I could do stop motion 24/7 if I didn’t have a full time job lol would do this full time if I could. Creating is the best reward and I ty for making me feel like I can take my little movie clips to the next level.
You’re amazing. I can’t wait to watch more
The frame rate makes it look like a smooth stop motion.
Hi well thankyou for the video clip. Since I am new to diorama build so all brickwall builds are good to watch and learn. But the one important thing I was waiting for was the complete measurements for a figurine 6" diorama. So you did start with 1" then ?.
Anyway thankz for yr video. Cheerz Denise
Thanks Denise! I'm not sure which measurement you mean but I will say one inch irl is one foot in 6" figure world. I can often be seen with a tape measure around the house trying to figure out the dimensions of items to scale them down =)
Nice, easy and to the point! That finished piece though, great work!! Liked and subscribed!! I need for my toy videos
I love this video hopefully you could make one like this in the future & painted on it.
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Awesome Tips!
great job though sir. thanks for the video.
...I am a fan of you style boss man. What kind of foam are you using? Where can you get it from. I went to Walmart looking for some...but the foam they has was 😬...
Thanks! It’s pink panther insulation foam board. They sell it at Home Depot in 8’x4’ sheets you can chop up easy with a knife or 2’x 2’ squares.
Great tutorial - what material do you use for making the wall.
Thanks! its 1" pink insulation foam board, you can get it at most big box DIY stores
What kind of blades are you using and where does a person get them?
my biggest problem is trying to do brick work . I tried to do small bricks and yes as you mentioned it takes forever on a big piece of foam.
The POV makes me a bit queasy. You shot it from your POV then turned it upside down for some reason. It looks like it's up on the ceiling.
So measurement wise blocks are 1" by 1", bricks are ??length wise by ?? Height wise?
1”x2” the bricks are 1”x .5” but that is not an accurate to scale brick, it’s a cheat because it’s easier. An actual 1/12 brick is much smaller and takes more time to cut.
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What did you use for the base (wall)? Plastic, styrofoam ou wood?
what kind of material is that ?
1" pink insulation foam
What size is the block?
also with my brick work is I see others perfect brick pattern and see mine as being a disaster .
Art is never disastrous. The only disaster would be to not follow through. I would approach it as a battle damaged wall. Maybe some blood splatter. Graffiti. There's a ton of possibilities.
What brand is that adjustable Razer Blade or box cutter tool. The long skinny one.
What type of foam or material are you using
Exactly I still don't know
Its called insulated formboard. U can get them from home depot & probably Lowes too.
@@deandre9176XPS OR INSULATION FOAM
@GummyTummy23 it's honestly best to get it @homedepot
how about this : can u make a damp water scene?
Who?
How?