WIP My first female portrait sculpt - (Leeloo) Milla Jovovich NEW PICS 9/23
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OldKen
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Re: WIP My first female portrait sculpt - Can you guess who it is? Version II
That is freaky good Vash!
I agree that I couldn't see what was wrong with it untill I see that it now looks better! LOL!
It's sad that I can see a tiny warp in a TK helmet a mile away, but a beautiful girls face? Nah, don't see the details! :lol
That is freaky good Vash!
I agree that I couldn't see what was wrong with it untill I see that it now looks better! LOL!
It's sad that I can see a tiny warp in a TK helmet a mile away, but a beautiful girls face? Nah, don't see the details! :lol
Re: WIP My first female portrait sculpt - Can you guess who it is? Version II
Thanks so much again everyone, it's really been a journey to get the sculpt back to this point.
camper - It would be an honor to see what a skilled painter like you can do with this :thumbsup!
Thanks so much again everyone, it's really been a journey to get the sculpt back to this point.
camper - It would be an honor to see what a skilled painter like you can do with this :thumbsup!
camper
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Re: WIP My first female portrait sculpt - Can you guess who it is? Version II
I’m up for the challenge man… now get her done! :cool
°Jeff
CAMPer
I’m up for the challenge man… now get her done! :cool
°Jeff
CAMPer
Deathstalker II
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Re: WIP My first female portrait sculpt - Can you guess who it is? Version II
My pants have been shatnered. I wanted to fight you when you defaced that thing of beauty - then you actually one-upped yourself. Those who've said Milla's tough to nail (unless, of course, you've directed her in a film - ZING) are really right. Over her career, her weight - and weight training - has fluctuated, and it seems like you always see it in her face first. Sometimes she's very soft-featured...sometimes very angular. This sculpture seems to be born of this - this pate would be as at home as Alice or Violet as it would be with a bright orange wig-doo.
If you're gonna' cast it up, don't do resin - do foam so I can buy one to make out with, er - DISPLAY PROUDLY IN MY HOME!
My pants have been shatnered. I wanted to fight you when you defaced that thing of beauty - then you actually one-upped yourself. Those who've said Milla's tough to nail (unless, of course, you've directed her in a film - ZING) are really right. Over her career, her weight - and weight training - has fluctuated, and it seems like you always see it in her face first. Sometimes she's very soft-featured...sometimes very angular. This sculpture seems to be born of this - this pate would be as at home as Alice or Violet as it would be with a bright orange wig-doo.
If you're gonna' cast it up, don't do resin - do foam so I can buy one to make out with, er - DISPLAY PROUDLY IN MY HOME!
Re: WIP My first female portrait sculpt - Can you guess who it is? Version II
Thanks so much guys!
Like I mentioned, I've been quite busy at work the past few weeks, but I will finally will have time to get back to the sculpt this coming week and hopefully start doing some texture work.
Anyway, since my last update, I began working on the right ear and worked on the forehead structure.
I placed the head on the shoulder section again since I was getting anxious and took another pic.
Here's a side by side pic with the real Milla:
It's not quite the same angle and different expressions, but I know realistically I can't get it exact to any picture, so I'm shooting for recognizably close. I'm taking bits and pieces from different pictures to get an amalgam of structure and detail.
Thanks so much guys!
Like I mentioned, I've been quite busy at work the past few weeks, but I will finally will have time to get back to the sculpt this coming week and hopefully start doing some texture work.
Anyway, since my last update, I began working on the right ear and worked on the forehead structure.
I placed the head on the shoulder section again since I was getting anxious and took another pic.
Here's a side by side pic with the real Milla:
It's not quite the same angle and different expressions, but I know realistically I can't get it exact to any picture, so I'm shooting for recognizably close. I'm taking bits and pieces from different pictures to get an amalgam of structure and detail.
Amadscientist
Active Member
Re: WIP My first female portrait sculpt - Can you guess who it is? Version II
What kind of clay are you using?
Your work is superb.
What kind of clay are you using?
Your work is superb.
Charles Kline
Sr Member
Re: WIP My first female portrait sculpt - Can you guess who it is? Version II
Do the corners of the eyes by the nose need to set in a little more?
*edit, I dont mean the eyes, but the sides of the nose by the eyes.
Do the corners of the eyes by the nose need to set in a little more?
*edit, I dont mean the eyes, but the sides of the nose by the eyes.
Re: WIP My first female portrait sculpt - Can you guess who it is? Version II
Wow, thanks for that Brad! Now I know to move the mole lower and to the right (left in pic).
Amadscientist - Thanks for the compliment. I'm using Roma Plastilina clay. It has sulfur, so not really ideal for molding with silicone (it has to be sealed with clear or primer), but it's what I've always used. I have to try Chavant one day.
cklinejr - Do you mean the space between the nose and corner of the eyes?
If so, it is recessed, but in the picture it's reflecting the light so it doesn't look like it.
If not, I'd like to know what you mean since I want to improve the sculpt.
Wow, thanks for that Brad! Now I know to move the mole lower and to the right (left in pic).
Amadscientist - Thanks for the compliment. I'm using Roma Plastilina clay. It has sulfur, so not really ideal for molding with silicone (it has to be sealed with clear or primer), but it's what I've always used. I have to try Chavant one day.
cklinejr - Do you mean the space between the nose and corner of the eyes?
If so, it is recessed, but in the picture it's reflecting the light so it doesn't look like it.
If not, I'd like to know what you mean since I want to improve the sculpt.
Charles Kline
Sr Member
Re: WIP My first female portrait sculpt - Can you guess who it is? Version II
yep, I see it now (that the light is reflecting off that area)
The makeup also extenuates it on Milla
yep, I see it now (that the light is reflecting off that area)
The makeup also extenuates it on Milla
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