4 ft Kothoga from "The Relic"new pics added
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PHArchivist
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Re: 4 ft Kothoga from "The Relic"
Fantastic! Just now watching the movie (had to order the DVD from Amazon).
Fantastic! Just now watching the movie (had to order the DVD from Amazon).
Re: 4 ft Kothoga from "The Relic"
That's F&^@!$&*ing *****'EN!What paints did you use on it if you don't mind me asking?All acrylics or other?
That's F&^@!$&*ing *****'EN!What paints did you use on it if you don't mind me asking?All acrylics or other?
PHArchivist
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Re: 4 ft Kothoga from "The Relic"
Would love to see some pics with some real-world objects near it to judge the full size.
Would love to see some pics with some real-world objects near it to judge the full size.
PHArchivist
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That's just too cool!
Insanely cool ! And one bad-looking mofo to boot !
Michael
Michael
MonsieurTox
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That's stunning, the paintjob is top notch ! Kudos :thumbsup
General Anesthesia
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Amazing painting and I also like how you lighted the model for the pictures, brings out the menacing features of the model and the stance!
GAAAHHH!!! My eyes!!!! Sorry, just had a flashback.. (twitch) :eek
I worked on that movie. We did the CG Kothoga and the other digital FX work. The design of the critter (whom Peter Hyams called 'Bob') was very cool, you just didn't get a good look at him. Stan's monster was nice - but it was hard to get it to do everything Peter wanted to do. Thatput more pressure on us, and it was one of our first full-on creature CG efforts. It wasn't a fun experience at the time, but I kinda have a different perspective now.
I must saw that this rendition of 'Bob' - from the sculpt to he paintjob, is just stunning. Kudos to all that were involved in it.
Gene
I worked on that movie. We did the CG Kothoga and the other digital FX work. The design of the critter (whom Peter Hyams called 'Bob') was very cool, you just didn't get a good look at him. Stan's monster was nice - but it was hard to get it to do everything Peter wanted to do. Thatput more pressure on us, and it was one of our first full-on creature CG efforts. It wasn't a fun experience at the time, but I kinda have a different perspective now.
I must saw that this rendition of 'Bob' - from the sculpt to he paintjob, is just stunning. Kudos to all that were involved in it.
Gene
thumbsupThanks very much guys and Gene..THANK YOU!
Hearing from someone that worked on the movie
really made my day.
I used a bunch of different acrylics and inks.
Also a few metallics and of course some washes.
I applied a brown glaze over a light tan base to start things off
where there are light colored scales.
Thanks again for the nice coments.
Larry
Hearing from someone that worked on the movie
really made my day.
I used a bunch of different acrylics and inks.
Also a few metallics and of course some washes.
I applied a brown glaze over a light tan base to start things off
where there are light colored scales.
Thanks again for the nice coments.
Larry
