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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, February 5, 2012

Hugh Jackman - Wolverine

Okay... so here is an extra post that I decided to throw in. This was done quite a bit back. It was a commissioned piece of just the portrait. It was my actual first portrait but it was extremely fun and I probably learned the most from this sculpt.
This took me about a month to do. Spent an average of 3 hours per day on this thing. I felt I did a good job on the portrait. This was my first sculpt where I took dozens and dozens of pictures to use as reference. I even took screen stills of DVD's which I felt were the most helpful... just cuz I was able to capture certain poses and expressions that I felt would be necessary for this sculpt. It was really a fun process... and a process that I try to do now in all my sculpts now.
I was given a resin copy of a head from an existing statue which I molded and casted in wax. I then went to work from there.
Here are some Work in progress shots. Sorry if the pic gets cut off... I don't know how to expand the pic.
Just added some clay after a working a bit further on to see what he would look like with hair:
Much further along:
Once I felt that I got a good final portrait of Hugh... I made a mold and casted him in resin and started work on the hair.
I did this based on Andy Bergholtz tutorial. I had never really sculpted hair in wax... and this was the first time so I just tried to follow what he did. The hair was tough as well and took a bit of time to do. After becoming more familiar with wax... and hair (a great tutorial was posted by Andy and his process in sculpting hair - Go check it out!!) I am going to rework that hair!
Here are the final pics:
Hope everyone enjoyed!
Thanks!

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