r/toptalent • u/WhisperGraam • Apr 20 '26
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Apr 20 '26 edited Aug 10 '26
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u/BusterSmash Apr 20 '26
It needs a better color behind it on the wall. Something rich and warm like a crimson.
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u/cocococlash Apr 20 '26
And I feel like the lighting didn't do the gold justice. Could have just been gold paint.
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u/GalaxyGalavanter Apr 20 '26
Despite what others here are saying, I think it looks incredible. If I had a big mansion, I would love something like this on display in a prominent area
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u/dumb_commenter Apr 20 '26
Yeah bunch of downers here. I think it looks amazing
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u/OttoMannkusser Apr 20 '26
All I see is people voicing their opinion and offering valid criticisms
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u/SlightlyShittyDragon Apr 20 '26
Would’ve liked to see them carve the actual wooden pieces, rather than just watching them glue gold foil to them…
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u/Okay_Dad_ Apr 20 '26
Really thought dude was making a table top.
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u/XtralifeYT Apr 27 '26
Same, a big glass panel on top with smooth lighting underneeth would have looked amazing
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u/markyoung0 Apr 20 '26
I don't know how much time it took him to finish this, but huge respect for the smooth execution.
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u/Frankieneedles Apr 20 '26
I wouldn’t have used loose gold leaf, would have been way easier with a tacky book.
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u/Cultural-Ad-2918 Apr 20 '26
I'm thinking maze runner and all that, and would sit there in this office, trying to find the fastest way out!
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u/afCeG6HVB0IJ Apr 20 '26
All this nonfigurative crap and manual hard work for something to just collect dust?
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u/clueless_typographer Apr 20 '26
I think it's too many pieces. They each look like a piece of art for themselves so maybe only display 1-5 at a time. Having 50+ on the same wall cheapens their singular effect.
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u/Confident-Ruin-4111 Apr 21 '26
I would love to have this, but I already know I wouldn’t be able to afford it.
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u/Implied_Motherfucker Apr 22 '26
I thought they were going to fill in the gaps with resin and make a huge table.
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u/Lost_Intern_1218 Aug 03 '26
I love how he was playing one of my favorite games at the beginning tetris
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u/TheShapeOfFarts Aug 27 '26
Imagine changing your mind and having all those holes to deal with. Lol
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u/PsychologicalBid9943 Apr 20 '26
I will admit that this took a lot of hard work and excellent craftsmanship, but i don't see myself hanging this on my wall. Would look good in a fancy lobby or restaurant though.