Jetoar´s Diorama (Reject from the contest).

[Jetoar]

Hello friends I share the photographs of my diorama and as i did the elments  .



Ferns ( I used clay, paper, paintings, superglue and wires ).



Unpainted ferns.



Painted ferns  .



Trees with detail and out details ( I used clay, branches, paintings and superglue ).



Painted tree with its branches  .



Soil of my diorama ( I used sand and glue )  .



With first colors.



River  ( I have done it with glue ).



Close up of the river  .

And finally, images of my diorama of Isle of Wight ( Baryonyx, Neovenator and Iguanodons ) .













I hope that you like my photographs  .

[Coke]

What the much envy gives me people who can do crafts so deftly! I wish I'd be so skilful!

I really like the photographs, especially this one, which I think is very cinematic, and it's like I think the dioramas should be

[Jetoar]

Thanks friend  . I was thinking to put this photograph instead the another photograph. I worked hard to do this diorama because it has lot of elements

[Gwangi]

I love the creativity and obvious hard work you put into this. What kind of glue do you use for the water?

[ZoPteryx]

Very nice work Jetoar!  The river and plants looked so good I originally though they were part of a premade kit!

[Jetoar]

Very nice work Jetoar!  The river and plants looked so good I originally though they were part of a premade kit!

Thanks friend  . I am glad with your reply. I did the escene and the elements for this contest but I play wargames and i use this trees and plants for this games as scenography  .

[Jetoar]

I love the creativity and obvious hard work you put into this. What kind of glue do you use for the water?

Thanks Gwangi  .  I have done lot of hours to do the diorama because I like it and I use the elements for wargames and for another dioramas. I use a universal glue that it is transparent, I will share images of the glue for you help  .

[DC]

I like the dioramas.  Good thread.  What kind of paper did you use?  The glue? 

[Jetoar]

I like the dioramas.  Good thread.  What kind of paper did you use?  The glue?

Thanks friend!  You aks me for the paper of back? I used clear glue to do the water.

[DC]

Paper for the plants looks extra thick.  brand of glue.  I use the Elmers gel but it takes several layers.  I teach a diorama class in the summer and always looking for new ideas.

tanks Randy

[Jetoar]

Paper for the plants looks extra thick.  brand of glue.  I use the Elmers gel but it takes several layers.  I teach a diorama class in the summer and always looking for new ideas.

tanks Randy

For the little plants I used carboard and after I painted with green paintures and for trees I used twigs. The brand of the glue is Pritt  . I hope that helps.

[docronnie]

Very very nice diorama! Thanks for sharing your techniques! 

[tyrantqueen]

You're quite good at building dioramas Are you planning on entering the contest this year, too?

[Battatitan]

Excellent diorama, Jetoar! Thanks for posting images of the making process. I myself would love to start making proper dioramas like these.
I look forward to seeing this year's entry! 

[Jetoar]

Thanks friends for your words and yes, I will to enter to the contest this year  .

[Jetoar]

Hello again friends  this is my making of my diorama of this year  .



I used a cleaer box and  I put stones, sand I put  my figures inside with water.



I used corals of plastic, Sharks of Playvision, fishes and mareine invertebrates of Playmobil and a WWD Opthalmosaurus of Bureguer King.



And after of Photoshop, it is the final result  .

[Georassic]

all the more impressive that you make the plants yourself! Amazing craftwork!

[Jetoar]

all the more impressive that you make the plants yourself! Amazing craftwork!

Thanks friend, I worked very hard one year ago  .

[Georassic]

and this year's was just plain imaginative...and brave to shoot through actual water.

[Simon]

Fantastic work - if the models were just a little more realistic I think you would have finished with more votes.  You may have overexposed the photo a bit - the fuzziness of the original is closer to what a distant underwater view would look like in real life - and would have helped to hide the creature models' lack of detail a little bit ...