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Blackbeard Tombstone - Halloween Prop
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- Опубликовано: 26 окт 2011
- A full build video of a new tombstone that was made for my Secret Reapee's gift. Please see my other videos for more detailed tutorials on how to build and paint tombstones. Written tutorial with pictures and build lists can be found here: www.halloweenf...
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Wow...incredible detail. That tombstone is well... monumental. ;-)
Great, inspiring work as always.
That is one fine piece of art. Very cool. Nice tutorial!
One of the best tombstones I have ever seen. Great work!!
I had seen your tutorials on HalloweenForum, but this video really made it all come together. Thanks for sharing it.
That’s not a prop, that’s a work of art! Nice job👍
Thank you. I really loved making this one.
this is one of the coolest tombstones ever
Thank you very much. I'm especially proud of this one.
You make the most magnificent tombstones. That is absolutely the finest Blackbeard tombstone I've ever seen.
Thank you. Though it was a challenge to make it more dimensional it was a blast to explore new techniques.
Outstanding! Wonderful 3-D effect w/ the embedded sword. Beautiful piece.
Thank you. I'm always trying to find ways to add interest and dimension to the stones. Glad you liked it.
That is the most beautiful tombstone I have ever seen. I am in Awe. What a story it tells.
Love your videos! Your attention to detail is phenomenal! Keep up the awesome work and thank you for sharing!
My pleasure :)
OMG! U are gifted. It looks so good.
I don't celebrate Halloween but i can really appreciate your art and talent.
Thank you :)
Wow, What a fantastic job!.You make it look so easy.
The magic of editing hours of build and taking out all the mistakes ;) Thanks for the kudos :)
I am speechless. Absolutely incredible. I really like how you implied that he took the treasure with him to the grave. You need to set your haunt up in the Smithsonian.
Thank you very much. Can't wait to see your stones. Please holler if you run into any questions :)
Wow, this is a work of art!
I loved building this one. Thanks so much :)
Very awesome! I am loving all your videos!!!!
Very good job ! Nice tombstone !
Fantastic work.
Thank you. This was a fun build :)
A true work of art!
Wow! That is a fantastic prop. Love your creativity and talent!
You are a great sculptor / props maker! I've got a plain old tombstone that could really pop with a new coral cut base!! Yay!!
Glad that idea can help. I had loved how it has turned out on this stone. That was one of those, "Well, let's see how this would go...." experiments.
wow you are truly talented, have been looking at some of your tombstone tutorials, and can't wait to get mine started and share them with you.....thanks you for sharing your tips!!!! I love your work!!
Very cool. I am going to try and find that Rasterbater as I do all my lettering by hand on our sign props at the studio I work at. I loved the info on all those products.😃
Very glad to help. I hope Rasterbator is still around. If not, I would think, by now, that you could select printing to poster-sized pages is an option now on regular programs.
Brilliant, you are so talented!
Thank you :)
@screaminscott Thanks you very much. Took years to get a little competent at video editing. Makes prop building look easy!
That is so fantastic, I would love to do a couple of celtic ones like that, I'll have to visit your site. Thanks for taking the time to record this.
+Lisa Walker No problem and glad it could help :)
"WOW"... This is Fantastic.
Thank you for sharing this great video.
It was a fun stone to make by coming up with ways to make it piratey. heh. Thanks for the compliments.
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BEAUTIFUL
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Happy New Year
@@judichristopher4604 Aww, thanks!
@@judichristopher4604 Back in 2014 we visited and fell in love with your city. We want to go back soon and I will let you know when we do. We did Austin to Carlsbad and turned around in ABQ to return. What a great time.
Another perfect prop. Your Secret Reapee must have been floored when they received that. Fantastic job. :)
stunning!
Charles B Thank you!
I use all kinds of stuff. HWFF Engraver, Stanley SurForm Shaver, pottery tools, HWFF Industrial Hot Knife Kit and bits of the Stanley SurForm rasp blade. Plus, anything else that looks like it would work ;)
This is way to cool, you are bad-ass!
Great work love the sword!
That was my favorite addition too. Thank you.
Wow, you're very talented! I will be shooting a film that required us to construct tombstones and we will most definitely be referring to your video. Thanks!
WOW way to cool!!! I know what im doing this year!! thanks now im gonna be looking at this till this halloween, I loved how detailed it looks your the man!! i mean woman.. ;)
This is phenomenal! You could build props for movies!!
Wow, thank you for saying that :)
I Love your Work! 😍
Thank you so much
Luv it! We are doing POTC 4 this year and wish I had seen this sooner! Keep up great work Tara! Barbara from Texas on GOE!
You make it look too easy . Thanks for the video 🗡🗡👍👍 it looks Awesome.
The magic of editing helps make it look seamless, lol! Thanks so much and this stone was one of my favorites.
It's been 3 years and I still miss your videos.😭😭 I hope you're doing well.❤
Aww, that made my day and it's only 7:30 am. Thank you. Was just thinking the other day how much of a blast it was. Have a great Halloween :)
truly excellent work. you've given me inspiration to try and do a few of my own. keep up the good work.
absolutely amazing! You are the Queen of detailing....oh and 3D paint :)
@nodnarbreleehw Thank you :) I use foamboard glue gotten at Home Depot. The DAS clay just stuck on by themselves. I did get it really wet first. The first two coats of paint are latex Drylok. Then used exterior latex paints for the lettering and drybrushing. Used artist's acrylic paints for the raw sienna and green. Check out my channel and you will see the other videos.
Beautiful, absolutely beautiful. You are a true artist. Way to much work for the average joe.
Well, thank you so much :) Have a blast making them.
impressive work
Simply stunning.....great video...😀
Thank you so much :)
awsome work
wow you are very talented. I just love how you work, the detail and everything is truely a work of art. :-)
so awesome
Thanks!
You always amaze me, wonderful work. You are an inspiration to me and my . Thanks for sharing.
Russ
Just checked it out and it's looking good so far. Neat theme too!
You are REALLY cool!
Fright Friend :) :) :)
@23abrazo Your welcome and thank you in return. Had a blast making this :)
absolutely amazing as usual!
thats freakin awesome
Thanks!
Absolutely AMAZING!!!
This gave me some amazing ideas thank you so much for this video I will have to send you some of the pictures of what I make and come up with :D. The one that is inspired by this one is going to be pretty awesome
@PandemicCemetery Wow - that's a nice compliment. Thanks
AMAZING!!! Wot a talent
Thank you :)
@luvmaibskt58 Thank you and to let you know I haven't posted this yet at HalloweenForum. Checking out my RUclips channel is a way to see future tutorials that I'll be posting at HalloweenForum. I get the video loaded first and then write up the tut.
great job on the detail I like your videos keep up the great work
Thank you. I need to get back to building these stones. It's been a few :)
@geyser463 I use the Dremel too - even for small lines. Though you can't go too small but for my designs if you went smaller you wouldn't even see it a couple of feet away anyhow.
That would look awesome next to a jack sparrow stone.
Oh man, it would! Thanks
Awesome video. Just wish I had all this time to do it!
Oh, that would look so awesome in a graveyard!
So glad this will help you. Send me a link to the video when you are done. Love to see it :)
Thank you so much and yeah - I agree. This stone took me about 2 weeks and is waaay overkill for most Halloween cemeteries.
@4rekiller Glad you liked it :)
@gmr12508 If it's the tool with the yellow handle - that's called a Stanley SureForm Shaver. If it's the wood-handled one that was thin like a pen then it is a sculptor's tool. Don't know the name of it because it came in a kit. It's like a thicker EXacto knife. I used another sculptor's tool that was a loop to help pop out the little squares of styro for the PVC channel.
Thank you :)
Not at all a stupid question. Look for a clay product at Michael's, Hobby Lobby or a hobby/art store called 'DAS Clay'. It's an air dry clay. Now - my favorite air dry clay is called 'Paperclay'. DAS Clay is an equivalant if I can't find Paperclay or need so much that I can't afford it. But the DAS Clay worked really good for the barnacles here.
It looks amazing!
I glue the printed out pattern to the foam with 3M spray adhesive. Then I just router through the paper. If you put the pattern on while the glue is wet the remains of the pattern will peal off easily.
Wow, that is such a good idea. I'll have to try that on the next stone. Thank you :)
could you make a video just talking about your experience and preferred ways of using different material. I have no clue what drylock or monster mud is or what the best uses for each are. This was an amazing, detailed piece you made and I definitely would like to figure out how to get into making better props than those sold in stores
That's a great idea but not sure if/when I can get to that. But, each of my videos was actually an accompaniment to a thoroughly written tutorial that has the information you are looking for. Here is a link to all of those tutorials, including the Blackbeard tombstone: www.pinterest.com/terralair/terra-s-props/
wow amazing!!!!
Thank you :)
@FFLooksAt40 My Secret Reapee had as requested likes - pirates. Was thrilled to try my hand at a pirate themed prop.
This tombstone is CRAZY! Love it. I said it before but if there is such a thing as "Workshop - Envy" I am guilty. Your workspace is impeccable! I will explore your channel more but is there ever a complete reveal of your seasons work?
I love my workshop so much. I call it the play room ;) Here is a playlist of my haunt reveal videos. Thanks for all the wonderful compliments, by the way. ruclips.net/p/PLCCWtZgQsJM6ZeikOZK2BcoNlqegeZAhY
OMG! I love your work area! Once I retire and have moved into my new home, I will definitely set mine up before starting any project. I surely need to brush up on my drawing skills cause I have none. lol Great job!
Thank you. Loved making this work area and it did make the prop building much easier. Before I was working in a hot and windy garage.
Scaryladyvideos What would you recommend to have in a workshop that you might consider most important? Tools is one thing I'm not short of but I could always add on.
The workbench and nearby tables. The working surfaces makes it just easy. Later on I really loved adding on the utility sink because I was painting a lot. Oh, also great lighting. Had many twin florescent shop lights all over the place. Hope that helps :)
Scaryladyvideos Check, check and check! ^.^ Thank you so much! Watch other videos of yours and saw your then newly built workshop. LOL Really nice!!
Thanks :) I usually buy my Drylok at Lowe's because they carry the gray tinted version. Also - be sure to get the latex version and not the oil one.
@mmorales105 Thank you and yes used the acetone for the cracks to make them more craggy. Also brushed it onto any other places that had blemishes in the foam to exaggerate it even more. See the western tombstone (Doc Holliday) to see extended video of the process.
I used a Dremel for carving the map and thanks for watching and glad you like my videos :)
Jesus. I can only imagine making this. Don't have the tools. I have minimal talent for in depth patient work like this.
It's so fantastic. I love looking at it but it drives me nuts just thinking about making it. Lol
Don't fell bad. I'm sort of a nut when it comes to adding realistic details. At night, you really can't tell ;)
@SailorsGraveHaunt Thank you dear sir! I used plastic willow greenery bought from Hobby Lobby.
Fantastic ❤️
Thank you!
This is AWESOME!!!!!!!!!
Thanks again :) :) :)
Omg….you my dear are badass!!!!!!!
I like that, "Badass" :) Thanks
Thanks :)
@HalloweenZombie1 Thank you!
Thank you :) :) :)
awesome!
Tom Drury Thank you :)
@blbarchi Used DAS clay that I had softened quite a bit up by kneading in some water.
That is gray latex Drylok paint which is a basement water-proofing paint you can get at Lowe's. If you can only find white have the paint counter tint it for you. I now use a new glue - Glidden Gripper which is a paint primer you can get at Home Depot. I still use foamboard caulk for seams (to fill in). Go to my channel page and look for the link to my blog. There you will find detailed instructions and parts/tool lists. Have fun and Happy Halloween!
thank you this is what I want to do
You are very welcome :)
@Gig540 Check the 'more info' section under the video. It has a link to a detailed tutorial with a full materials list. Also, thanks for subscribing :)
@SIMPLEPLANROCKS22 Glad you like it :)
Thanks - I have fun coming up with eye candy. Also I try to tell a story in the prop.
Lately I had run into that problem but have switched to a hot knife so haven't figured out what the issue was. With the Dremel I use the 561 bit. Caveat though - I'm not 100% certain of this though. I've gotten confused on which bit in the kit doesn't glob the foam on the end. It could be this other one - the 560 Drywall cutting bit. I've since switched to using a hot knife (Engraver) so I haven't verified the foam globbing issue. I've also thought that perhaps it was a dull bit. Hope that helps
One thing to note on the Wood Filler - MAKE SURE when you buy the filler it does NOT contain Acetone. Found that out the hard way LoL. Always check. Elmers Wood Filler seems to be one of the best i have found =)