sculpture done!

Sculpture is finally done! Next up, Paint! yippee!

udderly fabulous!

Hello all!

just a little update-I've been doing some stuff for my personal portfolio. I wanted to do a sculpture mock up using only photoshop. I'm thinking this would be a good skill to use to show potential clients possible options for what their sculpture could look like. I've been itching to draw a cow lately (don't ask me why), so here it is.


Beginning stages:


Final!




I have to say, I had an awesome time doing it! Next up, super sculpey!

business card/sculpture

It's been a while, hasn't it?



new self promotion piece.

commission

really happy about the way this turned out!

Buddy!

before...




After.

a couple new things

Enjoy!

giraffe in progress 2

Giraffe in progress

Remember the racing giraffe?

Well, here's an in progress shot of him, as of this morning:



I decided to use the color test head that I did before, and merge it with the drawing. The model...didn't really work out so well. Kind of frustrating, but if at first you don't succeed, try something else and make it work.

Col.Killumagain Reddington!

This is Colonel Killumagain Reddington. He is a simple soldier who enjoys a good glass of port before heading off into battle.



PS: here's the sculpture I started from. I've been experimenting with how little time I have to spend on the sculpture.

50th post!

Wow, 50 blog entries already? How the time flies...

I did a quick color test of my model-in-progress today. As I type this, the head/neck are baking in the oven. This is proving to be a very, very tricky model to build. Mostly because I'm trying to remain as close to the sketch as possible, so this means that my natural instinct of "feeling it out" as I go is somewhat hindered. It's a good feeling, though...and i'm liking what I've done so far as far as the color test.

Anyways, enough talk. Here's what I did today:



I'm pretty excited about how this came out, so...enjoy!