Viking.

[Mortimer]

Hello Friends!

It´s been a long time since I post here last time. I´d like to show you one of my recent sculptures, this is 70mm (3 inches) tall, all made with milliput except the ship´s hull wich is made with sculpey firm. This is a sailing viking crossing the seas to plunder new lands.
It´s acommision job for Historic Art.

I hope you like it.

http://i487.photobucket.com/albums/rr231/alfonso_gozalo/viking3.jpg

http://i487.photobucket.com/albums/rr231/alfonso_gozalo/viking7.jpg

http://i487.photobucket.com/albums/rr231/alfonso_gozalo/viking8.jpg

http://i487.photobucket.com/albums/rr231/alfonso_gozalo/vikingo2.jpg

[Beeston]

Beautiful =D

[ScytheNoire]

Amazing work

[dark_wraith]

Amazing sculpture. The composition is superb, the whole piece has a such great mood to it. I really envy you guys that can work at this scale. Might pick one of these little guys for myself.

[Evilivo]

Very strong and wonderfully detailed sculpt! Just LOVE everything about it!

[Bongsplat]

i have no idea how you can sculpt something so detailed and beautiful out of milliput!?...when ever i use it, it all ends in messy way!

[Mah ' Crub]

Beautiful work, his cape really gives the feel of being wind blown. Great job.

Mah ' Crub

[lilalex]

Simply Awesome! :cheerleader:

Any painted pics yet?
la

[gazspaz]

This is so freaking good its not even funny.

Seriously envy those with sculpting skills - especially skills like yours!

The only thing missing for me is a harem of half naked women hanging off his leg ala Frank Frazetta

[OldOmen]

I would give my right arm for this. You've got a real gift for fine details, PLEASE keep us updated with this one.

[houseoficons]

Stunning!!!! masterpiece!!

[techyfox]

What I love most about this is the setting. If I'd approached this and thought of a ship, I'd of tried to suggest a ship by having him standing on planks and maybe a stupid fish flapping next to him or an oar or something equally stale.

It's like you took a section of a real scene out of your mind and transfered it into clay and be damned with edges. That's not only brave but truly inspiring to see.

I'm going to try and employ this idea in my current piece.

As for the details. Well, I can't even comment. It's just mind boggling. A great piece of art.

[ciumirex]

I like it very much! Great idea with the base, it looks dynamic.

[One Eyed Terror]

Good work. Well done.

[MikeMakesMonkeys]

Awesome cloth work... again :)

[oracrest]

Excellent piece!

Great sculpt and pose. I like how the forearm muscle is done, it really looks like he is holding his weight on the ship.

[thelefthand]

That is absolutely stunning. Incredible detail on that piece.

[Aaron Fung]

Great piece.

They say the devil is in the details, and I especially like your handling of the details from the chain mail armor, to the design on the boat.

I find it hard to believe that you were able to get all this done i n a 3 inch sculpture.

I see this was a commission, but is there a story behind this fellow? Judging by the fact that he has a helmet, chain mail armor, and sword I'm guessing he is some sort of Viking nobility or royalty? Just curious.

[Nightgrowler]

Totally nice sculp! So detailed and powerful!

[Jeff Lafferty]

Whoa!!! That's really cool!
Jeff

[fan4battle]

I'm in awe, 7 cm tall with such detail, seems extraordinary to me! Thank you for sharing!

[Pavel Sokov]

fantastic work, very stoic pose!

[Corpsehand]

Excellent work, pristine detail as well as excellent posture and mood. I'm sure the commissioner is more then thrilled with the outcome.

Eric