I started out with a Draculaura (click on pics to enlarge)
Adding the shading
I love Tim Burton and find a lot of his works reminds me of my own earlier sketches.. which is so Cool!
Shaping the eyes
Drawing the irises
I went for dark green and gloomy
Details and lashes
Her dolly I wanted a look of horror, (House of Usher)
I started with a polymer ball and added a wire loop
starting to have the look of horror
I keep already baked tiny polymer balls for eyes
with eyes added and start of sculpt
AT this point I don't know what happened but I had to scrap it and start again ,this is the final sculpt
Final sculpt with wire and body getting added
I blush and darkened the eye sockets prior to baking... stays forever that way!
Almost there,beginning of paint
I also made the dress and I always always always forget to write it down but I did a little sketch just to show where some of the basic stitching went
THe Raven,... and I forgot to take pics...again.. but basically I started much like the dolly with a polymer ball......and I did a little sketch...wanna see it? here yah go!
wiring for the Raven
Now all of this together .. with some final touches.. and she had to have a little Poe book too
AWww THank you! I've been asked before what kind of airbrush I use and I wish I had a better answer then this one but,I got it from a lady that was selling them at school.It has no model # or anything (she might have been selling them on the hush ,hush if you know what I mean ;) ) but as far as I know it's just a standard table model airbrush,the kind you would use to do paintings on canvas I guess,probably weighs about 10lbs
Love, LOVE your blog, but I'm new and I can't figure out how to subscribe. I don't want to lose track of your posts, you do some really awesome/experimental customizing! Thanks for sharing what you do :}
what type of airbrush do you use? I absolutely love your work :)
ReplyDeleteAWww THank you! I've been asked before what kind of airbrush I use and I wish I had a better answer then this one but,I got it from a lady that was selling them at school.It has no model # or anything (she might have been selling them on the hush ,hush if you know what I mean ;) ) but as far as I know it's just a standard table model airbrush,the kind you would use to do paintings on canvas I guess,probably weighs about 10lbs
DeleteLove, LOVE your blog, but I'm new and I can't figure out how to subscribe.
ReplyDeleteI don't want to lose track of your posts, you do some really awesome/experimental customizing!
Thanks for sharing what you do :}
You are amazing ! Love your work, thanks for sharing.
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