Hi there folks
I have many projects I tinker with, and this is one of, but happens to be the most recent...
I started with a blank head and referenced the features from an internet pic of a grizzled/annoyed face, probably over-exaggerating the brow and mouth for impact..
It is magic sculpt which is added to a solid ball which has been shaped with a jaw-line. I cut into the sections which are to be worked on such as the browline, (to the depth of the back of the eye socket) A drop of ca into the removed void, and build up the area with fresh (read: malleable) putty, all the time using a reference chart which shows the features in relation to each other. this can be easily shaped with a #11 blade for the eyelids etc. and a smoothing tool for the brow shape itself. Once happy with one side, I let it cure, before matching it as close as possible with the other eye...
Anyhoo photos talk...
The fist is showing the shaping of the collar. A drop of ca to hold it onto the cast resin torso, then shaped during the curing stage.
I have many projects I tinker with, and this is one of, but happens to be the most recent...
I started with a blank head and referenced the features from an internet pic of a grizzled/annoyed face, probably over-exaggerating the brow and mouth for impact..
It is magic sculpt which is added to a solid ball which has been shaped with a jaw-line. I cut into the sections which are to be worked on such as the browline, (to the depth of the back of the eye socket) A drop of ca into the removed void, and build up the area with fresh (read: malleable) putty, all the time using a reference chart which shows the features in relation to each other. this can be easily shaped with a #11 blade for the eyelids etc. and a smoothing tool for the brow shape itself. Once happy with one side, I let it cure, before matching it as close as possible with the other eye...
Anyhoo photos talk...
The fist is showing the shaping of the collar. A drop of ca to hold it onto the cast resin torso, then shaped during the curing stage.