Last edited by AR-MAN; 04-21-10 at 08:02 AM.
I wouldn't say you are far away from a resemblance at all. In fact, that's a very good likeness. Nice work![]()
Thank you Pablo.... I'm waiting for new photographic material to evolve this workOriginally Posted by Pablo_6
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I think the Leviathan could have a bit more work ;D but... the last image you made, i guess in photoshop, its great ;D and good polypainting aswell in the last picture.
Thanks for your comment
It's TrueBut Levithans for me was just an exercise for develop some qualities, normally this kind of creatures do not belong to my imaginary word.
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Cool statue, looks very nice
and I really like Leviathan.
I look forward to seeing more
Hi Arman...Very much like the direction that you are going in with your works...Always nice to see imagination at work using these new digital technologies... which takes sculpture to a higher level..![]()
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Robert - I enjoy keeping up with your work. Your traditional roots are inspirational to me so I say this with great respect for your traditional talent.
I think you might benefit from changing your workflow slightly - your drawings on your sight are very nice - since it is (for me and many others) easier to translate black and white information than a photo when sculpting you might want to consider drawing your target and then using that in conjunction to the photo reference for your sculpting workflow.
While it is true that someone can be a great sculptor [i]without[/i] 2d skills, it seems to be much easier, in my experience, for a talented 2d person to move into the sculpting world when they utilize their 2d skills in the process - just a thought.
Semper Fidelis!
John D Hosch
WIP: Rexxar, Champion of the Horde
"Perfection is achieved not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to take away."
- Antoine de St. Exupery