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In a nutshell: Design your ultimate hero. Get your design printed as a 3D model. You paint the model. Someone picks a winner. Everyone plays Top Trumps!
Jim
A friend of mine turned 40 recently so I thought I’d have a go at making a caricature model of him. Started with some exaggerated sketching and unflattering painting in photoshop…
… and then moved on to a sculpt. Can’t say there’s a fantastic likeness, but this was a far as I’d got by the time I’d reached the deadline I’d set myself, i.e. his birthday.
There’s a lot more to the Jim model besides the head, but all that needs tidying up before posting at a later date.
Post-it doodle
Skeleton posed
Space Exhibition
I’m a bit out of practice with the Russian dolls, but working on a couple at the moment - while they’re coming along I thought I’d throw up some pics from an exhibition I was chuffed to be involved with last October.
Outer Space: World Space Week Exhibition at the excellent Sayle Gallery on the Isle of Man, www.saylegallery.com
I was one of eight contributing artists. Many thanks to those concerned for letting me be involved!
I don’t know how long this is viewable, but here’s a possible link to a video from the Manx television website:
Gun again
Gun
Skeleton
I realise there are pre-made skeleton models in zbrush these days, but I really wanted to have a go at making my own. And maybe learn a bit about anatomy at the same time. The end goal is to have a model that I can pose in a fantasy type illustration.
Elf
After sitting through many zbrush video tutorials (mainly from Ryan Kingslien’s excellent, and highly recommended, ZbrushWorkshops site) this was my first attempt at a complete accessorised character. Finished last March 2012, it then took me a little while to figure out how to export, tinker and publish images from zbrush.