Last post of the year.
2019 is almost over and I have to say its one of the busiest years I have ever had so far.
Engaged into sculpting and sketching plenty of little monsters and helped out the Kickstarter that proved to be a hands full project.
Most goals reached except for my Achilles heel, painting. Not many updates there since sculpting and concept art took all of my time, maybe something to improve on the next… decade.
Highlight of the year for me was the community amazing support of the Fungi Kickstarter which was totally funded and allowed me to expand further into more creations.
My full-time job also kicked in so less time for sculpting but its all good since I just did not sleep lol
Health wise it was up and downs but Im back to full speed.
Father of 2 keeps things interesting too, to say the least.
So a busy and difficult 2019 but in the end a positive balance.
If there was something I learned this year was, enjoy the present, life can be short so future may be irrelevant.
I leave you my yearly card, see you next year.
Sunday, 29 December 2019
Friday, 15 November 2019
Phantom Fungus
This creature was quite the joy to create.
The challenge was to create something old school with basic shapes yet truly primal and scary.
The Phantom Fungus will be cast in clear resin so its true elusive nature can be better appreciated.
The challenge was to create something old school with basic shapes yet truly primal and scary.
The Phantom Fungus will be cast in clear resin so its true elusive nature can be better appreciated.
Saturday, 9 November 2019
Ustilagors
Funny little walking brains and mushrooms sculpts.
Here are some detailed pictures of these critters.
Here are some detailed pictures of these critters.
Tuesday, 5 November 2019
Gas Spores
Never disturb Floating gas spores they are a bit sensible to the touch and may ignite in your face.
With that pearl of wisdom in mind I was set to sculpt something nasty, floaty yet symmetrical… something fun to paint too.
I came up with 2 versions one quite small and the other more matured.
With that pearl of wisdom in mind I was set to sculpt something nasty, floaty yet symmetrical… something fun to paint too.
I came up with 2 versions one quite small and the other more matured.
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