Diorama of puddle-phobia

Have you ever been afraid of puddles?
If you have, you may be my friend.

A brown, murky puddle.
It is, in fact, at great depth and is connected to an underground space. In that space filled with muddy water, unidentifiable creatures are stirring.
I find puddles of concrete or asphalt more frightening than puddles on the dirt ground.

How about you?
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[originalstickers]

The "curing" drawing comes out of left field, absolutely love it.

[yrt]

There are so many skills displayed here: the originality of the design, the sculpting, the painting, the display (including the creepy music). Absolutely amazing.

[absurdican]

The big reveal of the monster at the end was really well filmed--very creepy, very atmospheric. And the "curing" drawing was adorable. Things living in deep, dark water really scare me, but I hope you never stop making these dioramas, I love them so much. Your humor and your skill never cease to make me smile.

[Calumetto]

When I was a child, my grandfather would point to a ball cap, or a single shoe along the street, open his eyes real big and say "I wonder what happened to the rest of him?" I used to imagine the monsters that snatched that person -- so fast that they came out of their shoe. When I saw your work here, it made me think of that. A shoe on the sidewalk and a "NY" ball cap at the bottom of the puddle monster's hole would have made it just like my childhood imaginings. ••• Thanks! PEACE!!!

[heidi]

The cracked pavement sections were just spot on. I always appreciate your level of detail!!! Such a cool model!

[Salbei]

When I was really young - maybe four, five at most - I saw a movie where at one part, a man jumped into a puddle and just went underneath, without so much as a scream. I do not remember anything else about this movie, but this scene has always stuck with me. And while I would not say I have a phobia of puddles, I have certainly always been... careful before jumping in.

Your creation is truly beautiful and puts into reality this feeling I've always carried with me!

[kathryn-anon]

If you ever make merch, make that "curing" drawing a t-shirt template!! Also, this is absolutely incredible. You're so talented!!

[Ilzhain]

I grew up in rural Australia in an old gold mining town and I remember going on a walk with a friend and his dad and it started raining really heavily. We were walking alongside a river and were completely drenched at this point when I stepped in what I thought was just another puddle and ended up to my neck in water without having felt the bottom, turns out it was an old mineshaft which was pretty common for that area but I'd never seen one completely flooded before.

[therussianprincess]

Gotta say I’ve never heard of such a phobia but the concept is an exciting one!

[bedefancyalouette]

Wow this is so epic I love when people give art to things like phobias they're always so creative and interesting to look at

[jint]

I just realized that Thalasso hobbyer is a play on thalassophobia - the intense fear of large bodies of water

I love all your videos and the creativity you put into every amazing creation - can’t wait to see more!!!

[PrincessFerneleyn]

I never heard of anyone having this phobia. I’m guessing it’s not common, but I wonder how many people get it after watching this lol, that thing is terrifying.

[lindseyl]

It’s funny how easy it is to let your imagination run wild when you can’t see through to the bottom of a body of water. This brought back memories of being a little kid afraid to do the backstroke specifically in the deep end of the pool. I was always afraid that I would feel something graze my back and be too far from the wall to get out before it pulled me under! I overcame my fear and became a very strong swimmer, even doing the backstroke. I haven’t thought of it in a long time!

[rheinsalim]

The fear I felt while watching this and thinking that there IS actually an interdimensional space beneath simple, happy-looking (and somewhat disgusting) puddles of water with an actual Death Worm (or other cryptids) inside of it. This is unbelievably a very splendid work! Keep it up.

[JustAnotherBuckyLover]

Beautiful work, as always! What a wonderful representation. Having stepped into a puddle that WAS a lot deeper than it looked, I now double-check them instead of assuming that they're only shallow. Thankfully, I never found anything like THIS at the bottom though!

[fragment__]

I just love how detailed these dioramas are, you put so much love and soul into these that it feels like they are their own living creatures.

[katwill]

The part where you turn the monster quickly to the camera had me crying 😂 amazing work! I love the nightmare or fears series.

[Nezlaya]

Ваши работы восхищают! Всё ручная работа, без применения новых технологий это дорогого стоит! Настоящее, чистое искусство! Браво Мастер! 👏👏👏❤️

[EnclaveAJones]

Frankly speaking, I’m not afraid much of the puddles but I can imagine what if you fell into the puddle, seeing a mysterious underwater world beneath our world and inhabited by unknown creatures, it would be scary seeing a world like this.

I was always fascinated and obsessed with underwater mysteries since I was a kid, and thanks to movies and literatures etc like Finding Nemo, 20, 000 Leagues Under the Sea, and several H.P. Lovecraft’s works about ocean.

Nevertheless, Thalasso Hobbyer’s work is impressive, and hopefully I’ll learn more.

[The_Nonchalant_Shallot]

His themes may be strange but you've got to admit, the man's artistic talent is off the charts. Those red bricks look real.