Earlier this year, we posted about BD reader chainsawestates‘s incredible custom snowglobe that paid homage to John Carpenter’s The Thing. Meticulously crafted and intricately detailed, we were as blown away by it as many of you were, judging by the comments! Now get ready to be astonished once again as chainsawestates is back, only this time they’ve gone and created something a little more unique and fascinating!
Below are pictures and a video of a snowglobe themed after Stephen King and Frank Darabont’s The Mist. Only, this isn’t a snowglobe in a traditional sense. Rather than being filled with water and particles to make it look like it’s snowing when shaken, this globe has several ports at the bottom from which fog appears, filling the glass globe with a thick mist.
This really is a perfect blend of ideas and it’s executed wonderfully! After all, while The Thing took place in a snowy environment, which means it makes sense to be a snowglobe, The Mist didn’t, so having snowy particles wouldn’t really work. But finding a way to fill it with mist? Simply inspired!
Check it out below and leave some thoughts on what you think chainsawestates should work on next! Who knows? Maybe they’ll read it and give it a shot!
