About Me

Started up the Blog as a 2 year anniversary from the day I started sculpting back in Nov 2009. I started sculpting because of a request from a friend after seeing a few of my custom made figures. I haven’t turned back since. It has somewhat turned into an obsession for me. I love sculpting…it’s as simple and pure as that! I’ve mostly dealt with and am very comfortable sculpting with Aves Apoxie, Super Sculpey, Sculpey Firm, and now Wax. I’ll be posting a lot of Work in Progress shots of projects that I am working on currently. I’m aiming to try and post pictures up every Sunday night. I also do commissions. Please feel free to email me at JetFire1976@Gmail.com with any inquiries or questions. I only focus on 1 commission at a time. Thank you all for following~

Sunday, December 18, 2011

Past Works - Batman Version 2 of 3

Hey all~
Sorry for my lack of updates on my past work. Things have been picking up so I've been scrounging for some time.
Let's begin~ So last we left off, my 1st version of the Batman was taken apart and a new one began. I had a specific reference art that I was using at the time. I enlarged the reference pic as well as using some reference pic of Batman by Jim lee and went from there. I measured out my armature using the pics. I also re-did the head as well. After seeing K-Dawgs awesome work of his faces...especially the one for the Wreckers and to see how awesome those turned out, I wanted to try my hand at using a bit more details in the face.
Here are some Work in Progress pics:
Not much to say on this sculpt. Learned a little bit more about anatomy and so forth... but most importantly... actually the lesson I learned from this sculpt was looking at the sculpt from afar! I never really stepped back to see how everything looked. So... when I did step back, this is what I noticed:
His shoulders were so far apart from each other! His shoulders looked way too broad... and that point.. I was super pissed! I thought I was moving along quite well... and it seemed as though the way I wanted him portrayed was going well.
Here is a little glimpse of the fixing that was involved:
After looking at my anatomy books, I noticed that the shoulders came in a bit closer. So I made the adjustments and the final version came out to looking like this:
Not really much too say other than what I've said in my previous posts about my past works. Just thought I was doing well in sculpting... but as I learned more... my past works didn't seem too appealing as I found there were plenty of errors.
Anyhow, after this was baked, I casted him in wax, and that will be the 3rd and final version of Bats. Hope you all enjoyed!
Stay tuned tonight for my Man At Arms. Thanks all~

1 comment:

  1. I like seeing your past works mate..
    That Batman was looking nice.. Reminds me of my own learning progression.. I have sculpts all over my desk just nearly finished but scraped because i feel i can do better lol....

    -Jed.

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