I Make Messy Miniature Scenes From Foam

I started a couple years ago making terrain for a Dungeons and Dragons campaign before my imagination spread out into the vast world of 1:12 scale miniatures.

I'm not a stickler for exactness. If it's kind of sort of the right shape or size, I'll stick it in my scene. I use anything from pink house insulation foam to straws, coffee stir sticks, and chipboard.

As my mood varies, so do the rooms I create - one Christmas I was feeling the season and created a scene from Charles Dickens' Christmas Carol. I do prefer to create messy scenes involving lots of books. Even in sparse dungeons, I'll hide books. Witches, wizards, potions, spell books, apocalyptic scenes - these are my bread and butter.

Some projects take a couple of days, but the more detailed ones can take up to a month to complete. Somewhere along the way, I started teaching myself graphic design so that I could create printable things to put in my scenes. Spell pages, book covers and cabinet photographs (of my own ancestors!)

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I Make Messy Miniature Scenes From Foam

Nevermore Books (A Fantasy Themed Bookstore)

The Wizards Library

Aldraths Academy, A Wizards Office

13 Acorn Lane

Scrooges Counting House (A Christmas Carol)

The Nautilus (20,000 Leagues Under The Sea)

First Edition Books

80's Punk Bedroom

The Detectives Office (A Detective Going Through A Rough Time)

A Scene Based On The Lore Of Buffy The Vampire Slayer

Broom

Files

Iron Throne

The Hospital Scene From The Walking Dead

The Dungeon (A Fantasy Dungeon)

Cigarettes

Games

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