"Memories are moments burned into our souls.
Beautiful ones, sad ones, dramatic ones, uplifting ones. We are all filled with them. They are a part of our lives. They make who we are. It is important to collect memories along the way. All sorts of. They do come as they want and it is important to appreciate all of them."
Created this follow up to 'Memories I' when inspiration hit me again on my second trip to the car cemetery in Sweden. I went there to teach a basing workshop and my students and I went on a small trip to gather inspiration on the car cemetery. During the workshop I started to scratchbuild this little scene with a metal car in 1:43 and finished it recently with joy.
There is a step by step article about "Memories I" already here in the jungle:
http://massivevoodoo.blogspot.com/2017/07/sbs-memories.html
If the readers of MV are interested I could also write a small one about this project.
Just tell me in the comments :)
Hope you like it.
It can also be visited via Putty & Paint if you want to leave a vote or a comment there:
https://www.puttyandpaint.com/projects/22607
This project is for sale (reserved atm).
You can find more information about it via my PDF cataloge.
Thank you for your support in my passion, work and life.
Keep on happy painting!
Roman
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You want to support Massive Voodoo?
If you like to support or say thanks the monkeys of Massive Voodoo in what they do, please feel invited to drop a jungle donation in their direction via paypal or check their miniatures they got on sale here.
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Beautiful ones, sad ones, dramatic ones, uplifting ones. We are all filled with them. They are a part of our lives. They make who we are. It is important to collect memories along the way. All sorts of. They do come as they want and it is important to appreciate all of them."
Memories II
Created this follow up to 'Memories I' when inspiration hit me again on my second trip to the car cemetery in Sweden. I went there to teach a basing workshop and my students and I went on a small trip to gather inspiration on the car cemetery. During the workshop I started to scratchbuild this little scene with a metal car in 1:43 and finished it recently with joy.
There is a step by step article about "Memories I" already here in the jungle:
http://massivevoodoo.blogspot.com/2017/07/sbs-memories.html
If the readers of MV are interested I could also write a small one about this project.
Just tell me in the comments :)
Hope you like it.
It can also be visited via Putty & Paint if you want to leave a vote or a comment there:
https://www.puttyandpaint.com/projects/22607
This project is for sale (reserved atm).
You can find more information about it via my PDF cataloge.
Thank you for your support in my passion, work and life.
Keep on happy painting!
Roman
_______________________________________________________________________________
You want to support Massive Voodoo?
If you like to support or say thanks the monkeys of Massive Voodoo in what they do, please feel invited to drop a jungle donation in their direction via paypal or check their miniatures they got on sale here.
_______________________________________________________________________________
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Amazing! Of course literally everything about this is top-notch. I love the unconventional "directionality" of it which keep you looking up and down as opposed to most vignettes that are horizontal.
This also has a somewhat (to me) implied sinister nature to it... unlike Memories I, this car looks more like an obscured wreck that's slid down a wooded slope, implying that there might be long-missing deceased inhabitants inside...
I love this and would love to read a step by step. The way you manage to make your nature scenes look so natural is always a joy.
Thank you, Allison. Thanks for describing your impression. I really enjoy the insight in your mind when looking at this piece. Thanks for your comment!
Steve, thanks. Will think about it and give it a go when time allows. Many thanks for the feedback!
Hi Roman, as always it would be very appreciated if you could provide further insight. Stunning piece as always.