Started this awhile ago and just got around to finishing it. Hope you like.
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Started this awhile ago and just got around to finishing it. Hope you like.
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Last edited by dark_wraith; April 11th, 2011 at 02:56 AM.
ooh I love this! You casting it? What was your inspiration? You got wips? What is your favourite colour?!?![]()
My gosh, this is really good. I love the angle you have him in. Totally creepy! Lovecraft would have loved him. I also think that what you did with the base was brilliantly narstie. He looks so cold and dark and wet and froggie.
Great job!
Mah ' Crub
Do I see another Lovecraft fan?
This guy's awesome. I actually just read "The Shadow over Innsmouth" again the other day. He fits the story perfectly.
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I think this is more the full blown deep one look, rather than the Innsmouth lookexcellent detail and great subject matter. I also like the base a nice touch! Always great to see fellow Lovecraft fans in the artistic field.
Thanks for you kind comment guys. I have been on a trip for the last two week without internet access and it nice to come home to this kind of response. I am glad to see there are more Lovecraft fans. I am always starved for Cthulhu mythos artwork so I wanted to create some of my own. I hope to do more soon.
Here is a WIP and a picture for scale comparison.
TeaMonster - yes I am casting. Inspiration for this piece was H.P. Lovecraft's Shadow over Innsmouth. I will post a WIP. It depends on the day...... I think I like blue today.
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Oh man! That is AWESOME DW!! It's got that perfect blend of realistic and
caricature that I REALLY dig. Just outstanding.
Troy
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Geez, dude. I thought it was four times that size.
Critters! Dinosaurs! Lovecraftian horrors! ~~~~~> My creature sculpting thread!
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"I started to see human beings as little lonesome, water-based pink meat, life forms pushing air through themselves and making noises that the other little pieces of meat seemed to understand."
-Devin Townsend
Hey, remember,,, size dosen't matter!!!
Brilliant. Good expression on the face, and the base really completes it. It reminded of the Gill Man from the old movies after he got old and gained weight.
wow it's superb man ......i really like it ......keep it up![]()
SICK! I'm a huge Lovecraft fan and love this sculpt. Nice job man!
This turned out really nice!
Thank for the complements, they are much appreciated.
I have been dapbling around with a few paint variations,. Here is one in faux bronze that I thought you might enjoy. there are more photos here http://www.monstercaesar.com/page0/page1/page1.html . I am doing a more realistic paint up but, I am not a very good at that sort of thing so it may take some time.
Also if anyone in interested, I do have casting available on my website store.
Cheers
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This is crazy good, the bronze effect works really well. I really want one!!
ps. Nice website![]()
That paint job is really cool, it looks like an antique bronze statue (like something you'd find on display at Miskatonic University, perhaps!) but it also looks like it could be a natural skin colour.
Critters! Dinosaurs! Lovecraftian horrors! ~~~~~> My creature sculpting thread!
The Savage Goldfish Blog
"I started to see human beings as little lonesome, water-based pink meat, life forms pushing air through themselves and making noises that the other little pieces of meat seemed to understand."
-Devin Townsend
This piece is so great! It has all the elements of a great sculpt. You could probably market this one easily !!!
Great JOB !
Mah ' Crub
Awesome!!!Can you explain the painting process???
Fantastic!... i love the power in this piece..it looks really good...i love the finished piece, the faux bronze looks amazing!..brings out the details even more and looks so good....lots of character and personality!..10 out of 10!
Beautiful work Darkwraith!
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Thanks guys, I appreciate the complements.
Camara- The paint process is relatively simple as for as paint jobs go.
1- Spray with black primer, I used Citadel Chaos black.
2 - Dry on brush bronze paint. I had cheap crapy bronze paint from walmart.
3 - Add teal paint washes, one high saturation for key areas and a low saturation for everything else. Just normal acrylic paint. Done.
The only real challenge is to create a sense of randomness with the paint washes. I usually get around the eyes and other focal points, helps them pop with contrast but other than that, just slather it on.
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Eff me! I went out and spent $44 on a kit for making a sculpture look like it was bronze, included some bizarre toxic chemical that causes it to form the green patina, etc. FAIL. I've gotten too comfortable in my employment, gave up too easily on cheap short-cuts.
Anyway, awesome piece of work amigo. I think I'll go back and read some lovecraft this weekend. Kudos!
The faux bronze finish goes great with the sculpt. Awesome.
Oh I love this one, great details, and brilliant design, it just got a very iconic feel to it.
Well it has taken over a year but, this weekend I have finally gotten around to doing a more realistic paint up of this little guy. Enjoy.
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Nice paint job, I wouldn't have thought of that color choice but it actually works great, pale and ancient. Is that airbrushed or what?
Christopher Genovese - Thanks. The painting was done with a combination of air brush and good ol'fashioned paint brush.
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