ZQN GoldSmash* bust

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ZQN GoldSmash* bust

by Tah-Marien

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A fun work in progress. Using a green clay to make removable bangs and locks helped to alter a baked and painted piece. The sticky tac helps (blue) to know how much clay to mix and apply at a time.

Posted March 30, 2020, 10:33:49 AM
Desk, GoldSmash, photo, scan, 3D bust

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Amberfox

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Comment #1 - Posted March 30, 2020, 10:37:48 AM

I find it amazing how well you can sculpt and make the faces near if not perfect to your 2D drawing style! I never was very good at 3D work, so I can envy and admire anyone that can manage so beautifully. Look forward to seeing this completed!

Czarine

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Comment #2 - Posted March 30, 2020, 11:05:33 AM

This looks so interesting! Can't wait to see more.

Treefox

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Comment #3 - Posted March 31, 2020, 05:04:51 AM

Ohh, so lovely! I am also at awe how your beautiful drawing style translates to 3D! They really look like your characters. I also hope you will show us more.

Yavia

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Comment #4 - Posted April 04, 2020, 12:51:28 PM

This looks great! Love your sculptures a lot!

Tah-Marien

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Comment #5 - Posted May 02, 2020, 09:00:43 AM

If you see my old stuff @ Deviant - I started out with a more 3D bust for the ElfQuest and SweetWater OC's. Back then my armature was a roofing nail or long metal screw. For these versions, of a more 2D, I elaborated on a tutorial on Princess Charms by SugarCharmShop on Utube. Her version was about as big as a toenail. But I could pause the steps and work in any size. Mixing mediums I do on my own for detail and remove-ability. Anyone can try it. And yes your own style will come through - but that is the fun!

What is available free for artist' out there is Amazing. I can remember saving for a sculpting class in Montana that cost 1,500 dollars for 3 days. No room or board. I am very proud to say the last Teacher I had for about 12 total, three day classes, was from Seattle. Before WETA stole her away to sculpt Smaug for LotR, she taught molds, casting, sculpting the Human body and fantasy characters in 3 day seminars. Worth Every Penny !

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