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I thought it would be cool to do a few ant colonies at a time, and show the result even if they didn't turn out that great to highlight how difficult casting can ant colonies be. But I actually got really

Casting a couple of mushrooms with molten aluminum. These are my early attempts at doing this and while I made a few errors, they came out looking pretty cool. The main issue I had was getting the plaster

This was the largest fire ant I had cast at the time, by mass and depth. It was on display at the International Design Biennial in Saint-Étienne, France from March 12, 2015 until April 12, 2015 as part

This is the first video showing the casting of a field ant colony with molten aluminum. The resulting field ant colony cast is impressive, being more similar in size and complexity to a fire ant colony

Casting a fire ant colony with molten aluminum. The aluminum pouring got a little sloppy on this cast and the grass caught on fire, but the cast turned out amazing. Be sure to check out my other videos

I was uploading my past videos in order but I'm getting tired of seeing ant colonies. Forget about the stupid ants for a second and imagine how the cast of the inside of a fish skull would look. As in

In this video I cast a winter ant colony with molten zinc. Winter Ants (Prenolepis imparis species) are very active in the winter and usually have a single colony entrance with a long thin tunnel leading

This is the second Anthill Art video showing the casting of a fire ant colony with molten aluminum. The colony in this video is much larger than the one from the first video (Cast #043), taking in 24.6

I'm impressed. D.Tube is actually a quality YouTube alternative. Since I'm actually getting some followers here I'll start posting all my videos here. Thanks for the follows, everybody! I hope to make

Someone asked me if I could verify that I am who I say I am so I have added a link to my Steemit profile on my YouTube channel. (check the bottom of the page for my social links). I'll be posting all of

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Yellowjackets are usually very aggressive but luckily it was getting cold and these were very sluggish.

This is the first video I ever posted on YouTube and to my surprise it went viral (120 million views now). I know there are many who haven't seen it though so I'll make it my first post here on D-Tube.

Hello! I have run a popular YouTube channel for a few years called Anthill Art (320,000 subscribers 140 million views). The first video I ever posted went viral beyond anything I ever imagined. I started