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I never do much during the summer months. It’s too hot, the paint dries on the brushes and then I need to reload batteries. So of course nothing
by Jean Diorama
I never do much during the summer months. It’s too hot, the paint dries on the brushes and then I need to reload batteries. So of course nothing
I had that idea sketched for about 2 years now, so better model it now I have nothing important to do. No details, just movement speed and water.
I didn’t want to make a Halloween Diorama like I did about 3 years ago because 🙄, but I fell by chance on that poem from Richard Brautigan.
It is the first time I’ve been counting the hours I spent on a diorama: for that one it’s a whooping 40 hours. It’s been inspired by picture
I did that one last July as an exercise of water making. The expérimentations I did on that one I used on my recent Lahire Diorama. It’s rather
Another sea diorama with a boat, a seagull and the sea
The biggest i ever did, premiered at SMC 2024
Sort of a challenge with ice and snow and lighting, it seems noone understood it when i aired it here and there, you have to see it on
That diorama is situated in the Philippines in a derelict Spanish colonial house, the damaged furniture was fun to create. the king himself is a Great Hornbill.
A few weeks ago I was writing about how you need a complete idea before launching yourself in a project. Sometimes it takes me decades to get to
The techniques for doing water from a stream are quite different from those that apply to the sea
That one is a story of a year old failure at doing a good diorama with that #sawfish I modeled some time ago. Once the resin basically failed,
Baskunchak is a salt lake not very far from Ukraine.. The colours took me several weeks to fine tune.
Here’s a diorama I intended as being a cliché of everything nice and summer related, a holidays feel. the scale is more reduced than usual. I don’t know
I absoluteley don’t know whethere there are such paths leading to the sea in Scotland. I based that diorama on a picture I found on Instagram but couldn’t
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When the summer comes, I start again creating water related dioramas because the epoxy resin dries better. Here’s another Northem Sea diorama complete with driftwood and a bit
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Some Northern sea is did last October. The biggest seascape I ever did yet. Inspired by pictures taken on the Lofoten islands, near Norway.
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That’s a very simple scene with a frigate bird and a light blue sea. I love doing such dioramas in the summer, before going to holidays.
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The first of the tropics series. the idea is experimenting again with colour depth, epoxy resin sculpting and waves painting. Summer jobs..