This Tree Eats People
#Diorama #WIW #Scary This month’s art challenge theme, voted on by my patrons was “Dangerous Plant Life.” I decided to create one of the monsters from my upcoming RPG that fit the theme, the Carnivorous Pine. For updates about the game, sign up here: https://runefoundry.com/products/wild... One of my patrons created a video to go along with her art challenge submission. Be sure to check that out as well!Light Box Life - • How To Make A Fantasy Jungle Tiger Paper A... —————————————————————————— Follow me on Instagram: @boyleihobbies Check out my Amazon storefront for my recommended crafting items: https://www.amazon.com/shop/boyleihob... —————————————————————————— 0:04 You know what’s a bummer? 0:20 Paper Ring and a Pink Lion 0:47 Carving the landscape 1:22 Adding texture 1:55 Speaking of texture 2:14 Sculpting a tree 3:42 The usual tree procedure 4:12 Painting time 5:34 Don’t break any ankles 6:05 An axe to the knee 6:40 Finishing touches 7:17 I called it good 8:23 Outro Disclaimer: Some of the actions seen in my craft videos could cause physical harm. I am not responsible for anything you do while attempting to recreate what you see me do. Please be safe! Amazon Affiliate links are used above

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