Watchmen: Rorschach 1:1 bust

[THStudio]

Hello Folks,

I've been working on this Rorschach bust from Watchmen over the past couple of days. I'm working on getting a better hat (movie look). I will be adding leather texture and fabric texture over the next few days.

1:1 lifesized scale. I will cast this in urethane resin in 3 pieces. The main body/torso bust, namplate or logo, base for display.

Thanks for looking,

Tyler

 

[Kadajiroth]

Whoa, that's awesome! Please keep us posted, I can't wait to see it completed. :thumbsup

 

[THStudio]

 

[Rusty85]

Wow, looking great man! What kind of clay is that?

 

[THStudio]

Hello, thank you for the kind words. The clay I am using us WED.

Thanks

Tyler

 

[Darth Niob]

Looks cool so far and i love your Slot in the background:thumbsup

 

[GeorgeC]

Ah, the featureless man!

Something about that look is so iconic, it's so timeless.

I'm tempted to get the DC Direct bust of Rorschach not so much because I like Watchmen -- it's okay -- but because it's the closest they'll probably release to the Vic Sage Question.

Old Rorschach (1985) is basically The Question (1967) recrafted for a new story anyway...

I started liking The Question after his wonderfully paranoid and conspiracy-filled rambling run on Justice League Unlimited.


P.S. -- Goes without saying that's a good start on the bust.

 

[THStudio]

 

[Sleezy]

Yeah, I want that.

 

[The Manlet]

Love it!

 

[Dann]

Lookin' great, man!

 

[allosaur176]

you nailed the facial expression!!!!! thumbsup

 

[Fizbin]

you nailed the facial expression!!!!! thumbsup

:lol :lol :lol

 

[GeorgeC]

:lol :lol :lol

lollollollol

 

[punisher]

lollollollol

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[Wolfshire]

Awesome job! I can't wait to see it casted and painted up keep up the good work

 

[Clutch]

Giving me ideas here. I thought it'd be cool to use real cloth over this. Then I started thinking, it'd be really easy just to buy a cheapo mannequin bust and wrap some cloth around that. I'm also thinking it'd be pretty easy to match up the ink blots by cutting the pattern in some frisket paper, paint one side, reverse it and paint the other.