Thursday, 8 March 2012

Mini Concepts (XANTOLA)

One of my passions regarding my sculpting is that drawing is a big part of the creative process and many times I drift away doodling some monsters and strange creatures and imaging them on the sculpting bench and eventually on a table as part of one of my tabletop adventures. FUN! I love sketching things.

As such I open a new category of posts on this blog called MINI CONCEPTS. 
Here I will post my drawings and concepts and all kinds of random ideas that sometimes I capture on a paper...


Here is the first creature to enter this train wreck, I decided to name it XANTOLA and it was born by accident when brainstorming about space monsters with a friend.

XANTOLA



I could try and write a nice background for it but its really not my thing and from what all of you have seen on this blog I suck with words.
Will this one be sculpted? I really have no idea because I'm kind of impulsive regarding these things, if one weekend I'm in a mood for XANTOLAS I will sculpt some for sure and in 15mm.

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7 comments:

  1. Eli Arndt8 March 2012 at 19:05

    Like I said, he's cool, just not what I had in mind :)

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  2. NAVARRO9 March 2012 at 02:11

    I know ehehe I always run wild when doodling XD

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  3. Spacejacker9 March 2012 at 04:25

    I'd buy one, nice drawing!

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  4. The Mad Robot10 March 2012 at 07:25

    That should be sculpted as a behemoth, for 15mm scale, standing at around 50-60mm tall. The perfect centerpiece for a bug army...I need to see more, Pedro!

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  5. Allison M.10 March 2012 at 20:32

    I like his mouthparts that are actually little legs. Your understanding of arthropod development is indisputable :) The giant stabbing-crushing arms are a nice touch and a neat contrast with all his little feet.

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  6. NAVARRO11 March 2012 at 05:57

    @Spacejacker Cool, maybe one day these will be produced we never know.

    @The Mad Robot I will doodle some little creatures then :)

    @Allison M. Glad you liked it, the contrasts do make everything more interesting, I think I would have fun both sculpting and painting a couple of these things.

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  7. Goforblue17 March 2012 at 10:36

    Reminds me about Diablo II Duriel.

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