Magic cabinet

Rafael Silveira

Recognize this famous abode? No? Perhaps the blue car parked on the roof will jog your memory. I also hear there are some pesky gnomes in the garden. Yes, this is an elaborate and fully decorated d…

Based on several concepts and images found from old Victorian Age Pharmacies. My goal with this scene was to create something warm and welcoming. Responsible for all aspects of the project. Check out the breakdown here: https://80.lv/articles/001agt-old-pharmacy-in-ue4-props-materials-lighting/ Special thanks to Chris Radsby for providing amazing feedback and pushing me further every time! Also, shoutout to the DiNusty-Community for the great inputs I got while working on the scene…

witches cupboard

Cabinet de curiosités, J.Cavailles artiste créateur

A mid 18th-Century Continental mahogany domestic medicine chest with ornamental brass strap-work and inlay,

Revamped a cabinet to fit in with my room

Although I've always been interested in the magical, I've never been one for crystals. Lately however I've been admiring a number of Instagram accounts that share these gorgeous pictures of crystal grids. Shiny stones laid out in pretty patterns. They're enchantingly beautiful. Those patterns, colours, and crystals got me thinking about glitter and stardust and dreams and the Universe. Yes, all those things at once! So I put together the 3 Panel Hutch, added some spindly legs and stars…

Alchemist's Shop

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Is that an exciting blog post title or what? Total clickbait 🙂 I’m at home today, sick on the sofa. Perhaps I need a bit of bark or snakeroot from Jonathan Webb’s medicine chest. Jonathan Webb, a chemist and apothecary in Salem, Massachusetts, sold family medicine chests to his customers in the early 1800s. … Continue reading "The Contents and Usage of an American Family Medicine Chest in 1818"

Steve Jobs said, 'When you’re a carpenter making a beautiful chest of drawers, you’re not going to use a piece of plywood on the back, even though it faces the