Ironwave Studios

Ladies and Gentlemen
 
 It is my pleasure to finally present to you
the long-awaited fifth chapter of
the Legend of the Harbinger saga:
 
Legend of the Harbinger - Episode 5
Bendrick and Andrus continue on their journey and are faced with even more challenges as the bandits increase their hold over the forests of Dahvenor.
 
Hope you guys like it! Sorry for the long wait. This episode has been a huge rollercoaster to make!
Over 200 GB of footage were rendered to get it to this point (most of them ended up being mistakes or didn't end up in the final cut) and with tons of computer crashes, script rewrites, all-nighters, and animating very intense, high-action scenes (larger scenes than I've ever done before), this episode just about killed me. I didn't think I could pull off a video of this scale and length, but hey I did it... it only took like 9 months to finish lmao.
Also, @David if you ever wondered what the limits of mine-imator are (as in the amount of movements, lighting, scenery all happening in a single frame) I think I found them in the last scene of this episode lmao. (idk maybe I'm just doing it wrong, but MI and my computer could barely handle that scene)
 
Watch the entire series:
Credits:
 
Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm going to go start on episode 6...
after I have myself a little break of course

ooooOOOOOoooo me likey this :3
Really nice attention to detail and it gives me an urge to play skyrim and/or start animating LoH again  

I don't know what to say about this....
 

 
but to be fair, it wasn't entirely my idea either...

I don't know what to say about this....
 

 
but to be fair, it wasn't entirely my idea either...

I don't know what to say about this....
 

 
but to be fair, it wasn't entirely my idea either...

I decided to try something new and make a quick little speedart video because lmao
Once again, I only used Mine-Imator and Paint.NET for the (rather minimal) editing
 
4K Wallpapers:
Edited:
Non-Edited:
 

Ladies and Gentlemen
 
 It is my pleasure to finally present to you
the long-awaited fifth chapter of
the Legend of the Harbinger saga:
 
Legend of the Harbinger - Episode 5
Bendrick and Andrus continue on their journey and are faced with even more challenges as the bandits increase their hold over the forests of Dahvenor.
 
Hope you guys like it! Sorry for the long wait. This episode has been a huge rollercoaster to make!
Over 200 GB of footage were rendered to get it to this point (most of them ended up being mistakes or didn't end up in the final cut) and with tons of computer crashes, script rewrites, all-nighters, and animating very intense, high-action scenes (larger scenes than I've ever done before), this episode just about killed me. I didn't think I could pull off a video of this scale and length, but hey I did it... it only took like 9 months to finish lmao.
Also, @David if you ever wondered what the limits of mine-imator are (as in the amount of movements, lighting, scenery all happening in a single frame) I think I found them in the last scene of this episode lmao. (idk maybe I'm just doing it wrong, but MI and my computer could barely handle that scene)
 
Watch the entire series:
Credits:
 
Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm going to go start on episode 6...
after I have myself a little break of course

I decided to try something new and make a quick little speedart video because lmao
Once again, I only used Mine-Imator and Paint.NET for the (rather minimal) editing
 
4K Wallpapers:
Edited:
Non-Edited:
 

I decided to try something new and make a quick little speedart video because lmao
Once again, I only used Mine-Imator and Paint.NET for the (rather minimal) editing
 
4K Wallpapers:
Edited:
Non-Edited:
 

I decided to try something new and make a quick little speedart video because lmao
Once again, I only used Mine-Imator and Paint.NET for the (rather minimal) editing
 
4K Wallpapers:
Edited:
Non-Edited:
 

I decided to try something new and make a quick little speedart video because lmao
Once again, I only used Mine-Imator and Paint.NET for the (rather minimal) editing
 
4K Wallpapers:
Edited:
Non-Edited:
 

I decided to try something new and make a quick little speedart video because lmao
Once again, I only used Mine-Imator and Paint.NET for the (rather minimal) editing
 
4K Wallpapers:
Edited:
Non-Edited:
 

I decided to try something new and make a quick little speedart video because lmao
Once again, I only used Mine-Imator and Paint.NET for the (rather minimal) editing
 
4K Wallpapers:
Edited:
Non-Edited:
 

lol thanks
also the title was obviously hinting that herobrines are real. #exposed #keemstargetonthisrightnow

What are real? Gloriously edited wallpapers?
In that case, yes.

Yep, yep they are.

Beautiful. 

Reminds me of Skyrim. This is one of the best wallpapers I've seen in a while.

I decided to try something new and make a quick little speedart video because lmao
Once again, I only used Mine-Imator and Paint.NET for the (rather minimal) editing
 
4K Wallpapers:
Edited:
Non-Edited:
 

I decided to try something new and make a quick little speedart video because lmao
Once again, I only used Mine-Imator and Paint.NET for the (rather minimal) editing
 
4K Wallpapers:
Edited:
Non-Edited:
 

I decided to try something new and make a quick little speedart video because lmao
Once again, I only used Mine-Imator and Paint.NET for the (rather minimal) editing
 
4K Wallpapers:
Edited:
Non-Edited:
 

I decided to try something new and make a quick little speedart video because lmao
Once again, I only used Mine-Imator and Paint.NET for the (rather minimal) editing
 
4K Wallpapers:
Edited:
Non-Edited:
 

I decided to try something new and make a quick little speedart video because lmao
Once again, I only used Mine-Imator and Paint.NET for the (rather minimal) editing
 
4K Wallpapers:
Edited:
Non-Edited:
 

I decided to try something new and make a quick little speedart video because lmao
Once again, I only used Mine-Imator and Paint.NET for the (rather minimal) editing
 
4K Wallpapers:
Edited:
Non-Edited: