Today, we will test out a technique I’ve had in my mind for a while, where we attempt to convey water silhouettes and shadows. We will do this with a bit of fun using a Mon Calamari whale rider out on a fishing run in the seas of Mon Cala!
Musical Tracks:
1 – Beach Party – Kevin MacLeod
Photos:
1 – Guille Pozzi, Whales – Unsplashed
2 – Ibrahim Rifath, Sharks – Unsplashed
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Is content like this for lego techniques interesting and worth doing more of? Or should I just stick to making regular MOCs for youtube's algorithm to ignore?
I really enjoyed this! I haven't seen it done before – it was a cool technique!
Turbo spiffy techniques Alan, didn't realize how involved this build was at first glance. Great vid man! ✌️❤️🌮's
Nice dude! very artistic and unique build. Really cool.
Great video! Nice to be able to follow your experimental projects! Definitely very educational for us as well 🙂
I'm definitely going to be using this technique in a moc. The only thing I would do differently is instead of a whale change it to a Star wars fish.
What a great idea for a MOC. I think you really captured the idea of the whale shadow. I learned a neat technique.
Very impressive man!
Real nice