Toki
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SimonD
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That's brilliant Stephen, I'm a subscriber, really interested in watching this come together. Do you sculpt with your fingers? Or tools? Or a bit of both?
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I sculpt with both tools and fingers (pretty much anything that will do the job I need)
Most of the work so far has been to simple add and remove material, so main tools so far are scrapers and a knife
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I'm following along with this one too, I hope to pick up a few tips on the way. You are off to a great start, the proportions look spot on
Pete
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Simon A selection of tools I'm using on this sculpt (there will probably be a few more used by the end) Stephen
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Wow, that's incredible mate, coming together nicely. Quote:
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Toki Simon
A selection of tools I'm using on this sculpt (there will probably be a few more used by the end)
Stephen
I remember some of these tools from High School Art class! lol Yeah ok. That's a whole new ball game right there. Thanks for that Stephen, very interesting.
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It's Fascinating watching it come more alive with every update, the character is beginning to emerge now, I don't know about anybody else, but I can see Donald Pleasence in the last couple of pics, but I realise he will change again as you move forward with the sculpt
Really interesting to see this
Pete
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Originally Posted by Brundledonk It's Fascinating watching it come more alive with every update, the character is beginning to emerge now, I don't know about anybody else, but I can see Donald Pleasence in the last couple of pics, but I realise he will change again as you move forward with the sculpt Really interesting to see this Pete
Donald Pleasence? Yeah absolutely Pete. lol I was looking at it thinking he looked familiar. Straight out of the Great Escape even.
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That's awesome work there Iwouldn't even know where to start.
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It's looking fantastic Stephen, it's so lifelike in that last picture, you can see the muscles under the skin ! The ears are very well done too
You have Incredible talent and a very good eye, I'm truly blown away by this
Pete