Diorama of puddle-phobia 

But it so cute!!!

Me too! I actually laughed out loud. And I love the little bit of humor when he finishes the work sculpture and has it jerk its face at the camera multiple times like it's trying to scare us.

@@mikeysrose I just got to that part, that was so damn funny 🤣 I needed that chuckle!

I did too, It made me smile

i was wondering "whos that?" and after the reveal i was too dumb to not realize its the worm 😂

and the curing drawing, dont forget that

@@chase9450 You're right, how could I!

@@yrt66 A good artist knows the importance of aesthetics and aims to apply this into their work. Being able to paint or sculpt are only a part of the process. Exactly as you have observed, an artist often needs to apply a variety of different skills (sometimes more, sometimes less) when they create something.

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I'll never step in a puddle again.

I have always wondered and worried about the single shoes, especially of a child. Then one of my friends lost both their children in a horrible car accident. They thought they were doing ok, but visited the scene where it happened, and found his 7 year olds shoe in the street. Just lost it.

@@recoveringsoul755 God, that's just awful. Why on Earth would they go anywhere near that spot?

Mom would say "The birds got 'em." whenever we'd see a pair of shoes dangling by their laces from power lines or trees. Made sense to me!

In the old Laurel & Hardy films, one of them (usually Stan Laurel) would always end up at least neck-deep in what looked like shallow curbside puddles... :-)

I mean, you should be extremely careful with puddles, especially while driving. You have no way of knowing how deep they are, and they can absolutely wreck your suspension

@@argella1300 As someone who lives in an area with shit roads, yes, this is very true. You never know if that puddle is actually a 4 foot wide pothole.

Bet you're glad you never met the evil mineshaft worm at the bottom of it

My nightmare lol

Oh gosh, I only stomp in puddles that I know, not unknown bodies if water. Was hiking on a mountain and has to cross a snow patch, tried to out my hiking pole to the side and it just went down down down. Managed to recover, you never know how deep the snow is either

I bet you shit a brick when you dropped into that puddle. I know I would have

Going ghost hunting in a cemetery I'm ALWAYS respectul NOT to walk on a grave. I do that out of respect but also for safty resons, esp. in really old cemeteries. Sometimes the coffens have fallen in or with very little added pressure they will fall in and the soil falls in. I had a friend that wanted to go (I'm normally alone) so we went. I kept telling him to not walk directly on graves but he did sometimes forgetting any way. Well I hear this bit of a scream, ran over and my friend was more the almost waist deep in someone's grave. He got out just in time before a big heavy headstone also fell into the hole. OK, that rarely happens, but it can and does happen, esp. in forgotten not maintained very old grave yards. He didn't have to reminded after that.

I second this sm

i third this heavily

Worn by a man, this might send the wrong signals...

@@Nachtschicht1 naah

Wouldn't it be just hydrophobia, the fear of water. I dont know if there is a phobia of puddles specifically.

@@omegaman182 thalassophobia is the fear of deep waters like the ocean. Most people are not afraid of water but of not being able to see the ground and imagine beings like these lurking in the water. The creators name is a wordplay of that phobia

@@omegaman182 that's probably why most of his work resolves around big creepy monster in deep waters

@@Hansi78 I think I knew that( from markiplier of all places lol) but never made a connection with the creators name! That great,I love it, thanks for the info.

Now I'm scared of puddles. 😂

I mean I am genially terrified of open bodies of water

I had these fears in the ocean as a child, whenever I saw bubbles rise up I imagined something underneath me grabbing my leg and pulling me under. Till my teen years I didn't dare to go into the ocean by myself, always went when I had friends or family with me. Even now as an adult I am wary whenever I can't see the ground.

I love stepping in puddles, but I know they are puddles because I walk by them all the time. After reading Stephen King's book IT, I'd be afraid of rushing water going into a sewer drain. Who knows how deep it is or what is down there?

It's extremely common in horses apparently. They're bad at gauging how deep they are, so a lot of them will refuse to step in them unless they've been trained to do it anyway

@@Amy_the_Lizard That is not really phobia, just common sense. A horse with a broken leg is a dead horse...

Same 😂

Don't forget about Cthulhu

@@calamitygod5027 that’d be H.P. Lovecraft

@@damienelam9390 Yep

Yes I'm always absolutely floored by his skill, incredible work!

Go caving, walking fearlessly though a murky underground stream of unknowable death that has claimed lives in the past is REALLY FUN!! I love it

Giant any wyrm!

What a beautiful comment. Couldn't have said it better myself! Perfectly worded 💯

Very well spoken.

Oh my stars Thalasso *hearted* this?? I'm honored beyond accurate expression, thank you, so so much

Witch dioramas includes scp:s…love those ceratures! 😃