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    Jul 13, 2006 - #1

    Hey Gang,

    I just finished up this fun piece. Man Howard did an outstanding
    job on this sculpt!

    Boris Karloff as the Bride of Frankenstein Monster

    A 1/1 Resin Cast Bust

    For anyone who has not heard of Basil Gogos, he is an incredibly
    talented painter who painted many of the classic monsters in a
    bright colorful style. Many of his paintings were used as covers of
    the Famous Monsters Magazines that most of grew up with!
    Check out his web site - http://www.basilgogos.com/

    Well I have been waiting for the opportunity to try this style again.
    When Howard told me he was going to sculpt a new Monster in the
    pose similar to one of Basil Gogos paintings, I new that I would soon
    have my chance!

    I really love this style, itΒ’s fun to try something totally outside of the box
    once in a while!

    For more info on how to get one of these outstanding busts contact
    Howard at - info@howardsstudios.com


    Thanks for Looking!

    Β°Jeff Camp

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    Jul 13, 2006 - #2

    Damn Jeff! That looks amazing (as usual). Great work!
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    Jul 13, 2006 - #3



    Amazing!

    Jim
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    Jul 14, 2006 - #4

    Pure genius! Unbelievable paintjob!
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    Jul 14, 2006 - #5

    ThatΒ΄s a painting for sure...not a painted bust!!!!!
    Please tell me youΒ΄ve shot some WIP pics!?

    AWESOME!
    (btw: is the background digitally added or is it a painted backdrop?)

    Markus
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    Jul 14, 2006 - #6

    Its like an optical illusion. Really amazing!
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    Jul 14, 2006 - #7

    Jeff, maybe those white backdrop photos where the way to go... it's just that unbelievable!

    H

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    Jul 14, 2006 - #8

    OK, here's how cool that is: Take the coolest thing you can find, make it a little cooler, then refrigerate it over night.

    When I scrolled down and saw the pics, I thought, "OK, yes, I'm very familiar with Gogos's work. So, there are the paintings he's basing his paintjob on. Hey! Where's the pics of the bust?" I'm still not convinced that it's not a picture of a painting.
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    Jul 14, 2006 - #9

    Holy smokes!

    I've been without internet as of yesterday and logged in right now from work (thanks for the heads up Howard&#33. This looks absolutely stunning Jeff! Incredibly hard to believe that this is a 3-dimensional object. I know if I show these pics to anyone here at work they won't believe it's not an actual Gogos 2-D painting.

    I was stunned when Howard first unveiled this sculpt - I'm just floored with Jeff's finish. You guys make a great team. Simply unbelievable! I still can't believe my eyes ...
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    Jul 14, 2006 - #10

    Hey Gang,

    Here are a few photos without the purple background to show that it truly is a
    painted bust! LOL!!!

    Thanks for Looking, and ALL the GREAT Comments! B)

    Β°Jeff Camp

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    Jul 14, 2006 - #11

    ok, That is simply amazing! I thought for sure it was just a painting ( A very nice one mind you) but w/ these added pics, my eyes hurt over the incredible paint job!

    BRAVO!
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    Jul 14, 2006 - #12

    That is incredible!

    Just the whole idea of taking a resin bust and painting it to look like a 2D painting and duplicate the lighting effects is a amazing idea and you pulled it off perfectly. Perfect sculpt and perfect painting.

    For those who haven't seen the original painting here it is:


    and the original picture the painting and the pose of Howard's bust was inspired by:

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    Jul 14, 2006 - #13

    That is simply incredible! I am in awe.

    Bill
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    Jul 14, 2006 - #14

    <div class='quotetop'>(NEKROFANATIC &#064; Jul 14 2006, 10&#58;13 AM) [snapback]1280631[/snapback]</div>
    ok, That is simply amazing&#33; I thought for sure it was just a painting ( A very nice one mind you) but w/ these added pics, my eyes hurt over the incredible paint job&#33;

    BRAVO&#33;
    [/b]
    I thought the same thing. Where&#39;s the bust??

    Even with the white background it still looks like a painting&#33;&#33;

    Amazing&#33;&#33;
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    Jul 14, 2006 - #15

    I STILL won&#39;t beleive that&#39;s a painted bust until I see it in person&#33; That is incredibly well done&#33;&#33; I still love the first Frankensein bust you did&#33;

    You are one talented individual&#33;
    -B89&#33;
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    Jul 14, 2006 - #16

    I honestly scrolled up & down twice, and thought you forgot to attach the pics of the bust. I thought you were just showing paintings as reference&#33; That is just amazing&#33;&#33;&#33;

    -Zoid
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    Jul 14, 2006 - #17

    <div class='quotetop'>(Propazoid &#064; Jul 14 2006, 11&#58;05 AM) [snapback]1280676[/snapback]</div>
    I honestly scrolled up & down twice, and thought you forgot to attach the pics of the bust. I thought you were just showing paintings as reference&#33; That is just amazing&#33;&#33;&#33;

    -Zoid
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    Ditto... with that purple background I couldn&#39;t see how it could literally be three dimensional&#33; :P Completely amazing&#33; I love it&#33;
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    Jul 14, 2006 - #18

    Brilliant job, really looks like a painting, great, fabulous, erm, i have run out of things to say&#33;
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    Jul 14, 2006 - #19

    lol

    Now it just looks like a painting before the background was finished.


    <div class='quotetop'>(camper &#064; Jul 14 2006, 02&#58;07 PM) [snapback]1280630[/snapback]</div>
    Hey Gang,

    Here are a few photos without the purple background to show that it truly is a
    painted bust&#33; LOL&#33;&#33;&#33;

    [/b]
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    Jul 14, 2006 - #20

    Absolutely stunning- I (I guess like everyone else) thought the initial pics were paintings- WOWOWOW&#33;&#33;

    Doc
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    Jul 14, 2006 - #21

    That is too cool for words&#33; I like this one even better than the first Gogos-style monster you did a while back. Those pictures really do look like paintings&#33; Does it create the same optical illusion when viewed in person?

    Mike
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    Jul 14, 2006 - #22

    ....my....eyes....deceive....me.....o_O

    I&#39;ve looked at the pictures several times now and even with the white backdrop I can&#39;t convince my brain that it&#39;s a picture of a real bust?&#33;?&#33;?&#33;

    Jeff, that&#39;s really a fresh approach there and you mastered it perfectly&#33;&#33;&#33;

    Thomas

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    Jul 14, 2006 - #23

    This is unbelievable.

    Amazing work&#33;&#33;

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    Jul 14, 2006 - #24

    <div class='quotetop'>(mbmcfarland &#064; Jul 14 2006, 10&#58;34 AM) [snapback]1280699[/snapback]</div>
    That is too cool for words&#33; I like this one even better than the first Gogos-style monster you did a while back. Those pictures really do look like paintings&#33; Does it create the same optical illusion when viewed in person?

    Mike
    [/b]

    Hey Mike,

    Actually he looks really neat in person&#33; Of course the angle
    that matches the original painting is always the best, but
    the other views look cool too.

    Thanks&#33;

    Β°Jeff Camp

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    Jul 14, 2006 - #25

    <div class='quotetop'>(hollywoodhardware &#064; Jul 14 2006, 11&#58;43 AM) [snapback]1280708[/snapback]</div>
    I&#39;ve looked at the pictures several times now and even with the white backdrop I can&#39;t convince my brain that it&#39;s a picture of a real bust?&#33;?&#33;?&#33;

    [/b]

    Indeed&#33;

    Incredible work, Jeff&#33; Absolutely INCREDIBLE&#33;

    Tom
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