Oh wow! You used my columns :) I can’t believe it and a shout out :) I don’t have a website any more, I took the decision to close down at the beginning of 2020, I sold 98% of my molds but weirdly I still have these molds, as I used them for my recent chaos knights! Jeremy! You have used these perfectly! Fantastic piece! If you need any more message me over on Insta or my Facebook page! Cheers bud!

And on the pedestal these words appear: 'My name is Ozymandias, king of kings: Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!' Nothing beside remains. Round the decay Of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare The lone and level sands stretch far away."

"I dont know what to call this blasted wasteland hell" [Will ferrell from the back] "Derelicht!"

At the beginning: Aw hell... At the end: Ah! Hell!

You can find pillar like that for really cheap. Just search for wedding cake decorations plastic pillar. I have a bunch at home and their almost identical.

You just make whatever you wanna make and you enjoy because the coolest part of your channel is just seeing your creativity and what it creates.

This is a great build. Nothing like sitting down and just... BUILDING something... without any actual plan or reason for it. Sometimes the best builds come out of just building and letting your mind run with it.

As an artist myself, it is nice to see how people break out of creative slumps. It happens to everyone at some point. Thank you for sharing your thought process.

Beautiful work, I thought for a moment you were doing a Planescape thing when I saw the name Torment.

I really love the way this ended up looking! The idea of a grim, dead, dust covered Hell is really appealing

You can get various 'pillars' from baking sections of craft stores (they use them with cakes). and, make friends with the store manager and ask to buy broken ones! They can sell them as damaged (heavily discounted) and so it is a win-win for all.

I was literally just thinking that you haven’t posted in a long time like 30 seconds before I saw this

So, when you were talking about monotone and hell I thought "Hey, what if hell was actually monotone. Like, Sin City Monotone. Would the PC's also be monotone or would they be in colour since they're still alive?". Thanks for some great inspiration, keep up the good work!

2:25 Donte's Inferno?! You have peaked my my interest by 1

Very nice. I am not used to doing this “ grab a pile of stuff and see what becomes”. Back in the day, I would read through a book and illustrate what I read... hence my career in storyboard work and concept design. Great work man. Carry on!

The beginning was so cinematic, I loved it. That looks like a really cool setting. Every once in a while, something makes me want to collect a new type of miniatures and something about this makes me want to have some figures from ancient mythology to play a game in a Hades-type setting.

That's wonderful. It made me think of a couple of things: The rather 'Un-Hell like' Hell dimension (not many burning pits, but metallic mountains, wormholes, and piles of war scrap here and there, the odd band of dwarves, and policemen in an ice-cream van) from thriller writer John Connolly's 'Samuel Johnson' trilogy of books, and horrid things seen from a distance in vast underground cities, viewed by semi-mad explorers, in some of the stories by H.P. Lovecraft, Clark Ashton Smith, Robert E. Howard, and Frank Belknap Long. I love those columns, by the way. I had similar ones bought from an aquarium shop, which were meant to be put in a fish tank.

“You find yourself in the hellish wasteland of Torment...”

What I enjoy the most from your videos are your lack of fear to expose your inability to find a marketable idea. It's so refreshing to all of these hyper production bullshit videos we are constantly inundated with. I applaud your realism and the courage required to expose it. Keep being you, brother. It's really working for you.

I love your inspiration for this one! And the Garden of Earthly Delights is already in triptych form, making it highly suited as a perfect DM screen.

Really enjoyed the energy in this one. I think a lot of creatives suffered last year with burnout and the ‘need’ or pressure to produce even more content than normal, and this felt like a reminder to give yourself permission just to mess around a bit more and in the process unlock something really cool. Happy new year to you and yours, and I can’t wait to see what inspiration you share with us all!

I love that you took a negative feeling n turned it into inspiration just by going through knick knacks n bits n bobs. Awesome start to some great scatter terrain!

I dig this blank canvas approach to getting out of your slump, and a neat terrain piece at the end

This is my favorite video you've ever made. I will come back and watch it sometimes just to enjoy it. So pumped that you're letting the obvious passion that went into this propel you into new creative endeavors.

Along with Bosch, Pieter Bruegel is another one to look at for inspo.

I love working with those skulls. Because they're so cheap its been easy to take risks and get pretty experimental with them in my own projects. Glad to see you're back into the swing of things. Hope 2021 is a great year for Black Magic Craft

Great job overcoming your creative slump. This past year has really burned out a lot of people and their projects. I hope you have fun with your hellscape. It is fun and entertaining to watch your creative process.

And that is how all great games start with a simple idea. As for my Universal TT wargame/RPG I've been working on the past 3 years it all started with me rolling dice and moving models around on Roll 20.

i swear to god you are the bob ross of DIY model/ minature making. Thankyou so much for your content and please keep pounding thoes videos out.

I for one am very excited to see terrain from this setting you've created. It gives a strong "Diablo" vibe to me...which is always a good thing!

Ending my work day with one of your videos always puts me in a relaxed and creative mood. Appreciate the uploads, man. Love your work.

I worked in video game level design for 16 years, and I found that when I got in a creative slump I would end up stuck and I found the best method was to push past it and build something. It didn't have to be final or good, it just had to break out of what I had already built. Instead of seeking inspiration I would led inspiration find me.

You have a great eye for composition. I could see the story in the piece. I really like working with found objects. The "limitation" is so often the spark for creation.

This is an awesome break through the block, and it's a beautiful piece. We're excited to see where this all leads for you!

I've kind of hit the same thing, slowing things down, then I stumbled onto a miniature door locket charm while shopping for things to repair christmas stuff...it was the right size and design for a hobbit hole, which has become a small project. Unfortunately, I've only gotten a few halfling minis over the years, but it's a fun diversion.

TORMENT. Amazing, a good name can really get the creative juices flowing

Small Cake pillars make perfect columns In fact the ones I buy from hobby lobby look just like the ones in this video

You def hit that renaissance depicition of hell look! Creepy and scary without fountains of blood.

Looks great! And honestly a beginners tutorial here and there is great but I love seeing your creativity and artistic style, it inspires me to push harder and make better terrain and paint jobs. Looking forward to more of torment!

That looks like it'd fit in perfectly in the Tomb of Giants from Dark Souls!

Hope you and the Family are staying safe! Love this project looking forward to seeing more!

Looks like something from the recent Doom games or something from a Khorne daemon world

Love it! I'll definitely have to keep this approach in mind the next time I've got a creative block. This is the kind of video that's not as useful (as everyone's bits box is different) right up until it's the most useful video in the world to get you crafting again; we need to hear things like this from time to time, so thank you! I'm glad you're excited about a project, especially one with such a fun vibe! I recently did a piece going wild on how many different natural elements it contained and have been wondering how to do something similar for manmade terrain, so I look forward to seeing how you tackle this as a larger project! It looks so much more "real" than just a skull on a pillar because of all the debris.

Happy new year! What an awesome and inspiring start, too. And not just the cool new build series you started here, but the whole "I was feeling uninspired but I decided to do something new" is probably something I should try doing, too. I can't wait to see the next video!

That could easily be part of a D&D, Shadowrun, or Warhammer campaign! Really awesome and universal in a way.

This is a fantastic piece! Sometimes, it just really pays off to just take what you have and try something new! I can't wait to see the rest of the set!

Regarding your intro, about not being sure what reason to do a build on, I always find the videos where you're making for yourself to be the best ones :) so make for yourself, and let just let the passion flow through you.

I hope that you have wonderful two weeks off and had a great holiday season with with your family! This terrain peice looks pretty awesome and a super way for you to break that slump you were feeling.

i LIKE the look of this! i think about "where is the rest of the body for that skull?" is it still standing there, headless? like an ancient egyptian statue? who knows?

Now I REALLY wanna try "Dante's Inferno". You definitely must creat more hellish and doomed dioramas. You're so good with this kind of ambiences.

Another awesome video dude! The "feel" youre going for reminds me a lot of the Polish Surilsm artist Zdzisław Beksiński

Jeremy, I've been following you for a while and love your work in general but have to say this is my favourite. Really look forward to seeing it all come together. And happy New Year.

This looks sweet and I'm looking forward to seeing the rest of the pieces you make!

You inspire me but not in the way most people probably expect. I’m a shaker, my hands are like organic vibrators. You also have from what I can tell pretty shaky hands. The fact you can create such beauty with this unfortunate affliction I feel empowered to continue trying with warhammer creatively. So thank you.

I had the same issue with a casting silicone that had started to set a few years back and decided, lets try this: i sprayed a bunch of silicone spray lube (the stuff you get at the hardware store) into it and mixed it around. This thinned it so i could then mix the two parts together and get useable mold. Not sure if it works for all kinds of silicone but since silicone spray lube is pretty cheap and casting silicone is expensive it can be worth a shot. The build turned out great!

Pretty damn sweet. I'm totally loving the look and looking forward to more in this "set". Also, the name is kick ass....Torment......so cool.

Looks like it could belong into 28mag! :) I totally agree on the weathering powders. Some light dusty tones could give it a nice arid wasteland feel.

I think that monotone look you were going for would be called "Dark Souls." And you captured the ominous look of it perfectly. I'm eager to see the rest!

Good to see you back, hope you had a good break with your family. Also thanks for the skill share hook up!

This style of gaming terrain would really work well for flavour and decoration for Warcry! Awesome build. As ever very inspiring.

What a great video and also the first one I watched of yours. For the last week i've watched nothing else really. Source of great inspiration in what has been an awful 12 months in the world. Needless to say I just joined The Fellowship and also bought a bunch of supplies to start having a go myself. Keep up the good work man, these videos are a real tonic ;) Andy

so simple yet so darn amazing. great job love the style! can't wait to see more Jeremy

Videos like this one made me decide to subscribe. I will always be a fan of the art style you have, and seeing as I intend to start my own miniatures hobby in a few months, this channel has been very helpful!

YES! Dante's Inferno is still one of my favourite games to this day. I should replay that gem soon.

Just saw a video from Trent of Miscast on him getting inspiration from a cool random word generator he made, and now you getting inspired by your bits box, looks like today's topic is inspiration and I'm all for it :D

The version of hell you are trying to evoke sounds a lot like Malodomini from DnD lore to me. Creating this version of hell has been at the top of my tabletop bucket list for sure.

Scatter will be great - you NEED to make some ruins that match the aesthetic, like a fallen temple or a shattered palace.

Oooh! I have a great idea for something along these lines!! Great inspiration Jeremy!! Hope you had a nice and relaxing holiday!!

Oh i can totally see it as a part of a titan war scenery. Like one of the part could be a giant ribcage, maybe a giant arm.

1:33 got a definite Avenged Sevenfold vibe there for a moment. Love how it looks. With the metal and hell motif you could do the opposite of "metal god" and do "Metal hell."

Looks awesome, you inspired me to make a doll house for my niece, and a lighthouse for my mother. I have made some small terrain stuff for my own mini collection and I have now started collecting and planning on playing 40k lol

Wow, i love the creativity man! Every video i watch of you gets me so inspired!

This is a really great piece, I love the style you went with, sort of reminds me of a battle ruined city of perhaps roman times. I am looking forward to seeing the rest of the series!

Looks great, looking forward to seeing that board grow. Have an excellent 2021!

Hey! I think some of those bits were the stuff I sent you way back! That looks totally awesome. Almost a Kingdom Death vibe. I did a similar video released earlier today where I built some terrain with some random bits of stuff. I want to assure everyone that I was ripping off my idea from ScottyDM and Steady Crafting and not Black Magic Craft.

Gives me Clive Barker feels! Awesome work!

It has a certain Dark Souls feel to it. Love the atmosphere!!

Woooo! Excited to see you build whatever you want to build!

Absolutely, the best thing you can do is take leftover paints, leftover wood pieces, leather scraps, whatever you do as a hobby, take scraps and make something out of it!

One of the best looking pieces you’ve shown on the channel. Bravo! Looking forward to seeing the rest of the board! And your process of trying to eat that massive 40K city elephant. :D

The phrase "dark and benighted realm of Sheol" comes to mind. I need to get myself some Halloween skulls

Great video, you always kick my inspiration when it's down. Great timing sir. Rock on, man!

That could be used in so many types of games genres etc, good way to break through hobby block!

The giant ornamented skull and building debris looks like something straight out of a Souls game

Some water effects in the skulls eyes would really make that jump from toy to hell scape, especially if it was a deep vermilion ichor color.

This was really enjoyable, and I really dug that you seemed to be having a ton of fun with the project.

I would love to see all of the videos of you making this set, I cant wait!

This was great. Really enjoyed the trial and error + the motivation to get out my bits bin.

The strange feeling of watching a building video and hearing the music I previously heard on Bernadette Banner's history sewing videos.... KZfaq is a small world

Can’t wait to see a bunch of pieces like this!

This video was pretty timed perfectly, I was out of project ideas

So cool! I love ruins of just about any kind. Looking forward to more

This is giving me Diablo flashbacks. I could easily see a D&D campaign using these.

Love this!!! Could you please post a tour of your display/craft room? I would love to have some inspiration on how to create mine! I love how everything is so organized on the shelves. 🥰

‘It needed friends’ 😂 Looks amazing! Great idea for a way to get over a slump or kick start your creativity

Seems contagious. Franky D Crafter put up something similar. Sorry to hear that, both of you guys are genius. Glad to see you seem to have figured a way past it. Love your work and can't wait to see you back at full steam...

Awesome build! Definitely want to see more of this.

Very crearive and inspiring!!! Want to see more of torment hell now!! ❤❤

Silicon mold casting? Where am I, The Crafsman's workshop!? Good on you for looking for the parts through the manufacturer first! I'm excited to see the next phase of the project with the recast pillars.

I’m glad you decided to do something for yourself! Everyone needs to do that every now and again!