"Trash Bashing" a One-Eyed Mech from Junk
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"Trash Bashing" a One-Eyed Mech from Junk
Mech model!!!
Building the Future from Junk - Douglas Trumbull on BLADE RUNNER
I trash bashed this little tea set together and left in my neighbours fairy garden. The little girls are gonna lose their minds when they find it.
Duplicating Mech Legs from a Film Camera: Revopoint INSPIRE 2 3D Scanner
trash bashing plus 3d scanner and printer- this is SICK
The Traveling Robot Made of Trash [Scratchbashed Droid Diorama]
#356 The Mask of Caatma
Acrylic and gesso on cardboard and plastic, 11/24/25
For my final exam in my film class we're supposed to make a short film, and my group is working on one about a cult that worships a cat god named Caatma, named after Raatma from V/H/S 94. I wrote the script and handled costume management and this is the mask we'll be using. For my first time making anything like this I'm pretty happy with it. I went for a biblically accurate angel/seraphim-inspired design, and originally the stitches weren't a part of the design but as I tried to figure out a way to attach multiple children's animal masks from michael's together I figured sewing them would make for a strong hold and now it has a bit of a Frankenstein's monster quality.
The teeth are made from recycled plastic packaging and the ears are made from recycled cardboard boxes. Trash bashing is something I'm relatively new to but I did have an embarrassing amount of microwave meal boxes that were either going to go into the recycling or a craft project anyway.
These corroded nasty looking sci-fi industrial terrain bits are the 3d supports for a completely different piece of terrain, based on a peanut butter jar lids, with some wire, zip ties, hero click clix base, hair tie, and some random bits on top. They've been assembled and primed for about a year, but I slapped some paint on it this weekend.
Obnoxiously, I realized far too late that I forgot to under coat the second one in the metallic primer before doing the green.... Ah well, it's good enough.