freddy part four sculpt , finished pics up!

frosty

Sr Member

• Jul 12, 2006

• #1

Well i thought i would post a couple of in progress shots of my latest nightmare piece, using a copy of robs lifecast i added the back of the head and the shoulders, and this is after a couple of hours, still very rough but its getting there.

Hoping to get it finished later today, keeping the clay very thin to try and get the feel of the original make up.

 

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Darth Domain

Well-Known Member

• Jul 12, 2006

• #2

Looks good :thumbsup

 

ob1al

Sr Member

• Jul 12, 2006

• #3

Looks great so far mate - good idea to base it around an Englund lifecast.

Are you going to cast these up as a static display piece, a wearable mask or both?

Looking forward to more progress pics.

 

frosty

Sr Member

• Jul 12, 2006

• #4

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Looks great so far mate - good idea to base it around an Englund lifecast.

Are you going to cast these up as a static display piece, a wearable mask or both?

Looking forward to more progress pics.
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Rob has quite a small head, so i think it would be better as a bust, i think its what david miller sculpted his masks on so you can get an idea of the size, although if you have a smallish head it might work, me i have a huge melon head so no luck there

 

Neon Sentry

Sr Member

• Jul 12, 2006

• #5

If you were to do a run of masks, what would you cast it in? I've got a smaller head, so this might be a viable route for me

 

frosty

Sr Member

• Jul 12, 2006

• #6

Well i would run off a latex copy for a mask, the busts will be foam filled latex, i know people are doing silicone masks now, and although these are great, i think fred needs to be latex or foam latex for the proper look

 

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clownluv15

Well-Known Member

• Jul 12, 2006

• #7

lookin good,cant wait to see the final product,be sure to take detailed pictures and post them here :love

 

frightzone_4_you

Well-Known Member

• Jul 12, 2006

• #8

COOL :thumbsup :thumbsup Will you have copies made in resin to sell, if so... I'm in for one copy

 

Too Much Garlic

Master Member

• Jul 12, 2006

• #9

That, my friend, is a sculpt with an attitude. I'm severely digging it. :thumbsup

 

frosty

Sr Member

• Jul 12, 2006

• #10

Heres a couple more, starting to finish and tidy up the details now

 

Too Much Garlic

Master Member

• Jul 12, 2006

• #11

Funny... I liked it better in the first two pics. Maybe it's the lighting. Though... it looks very impressive. :thumbsup

 

frosty

Sr Member

• Jul 16, 2006

• #12

Well i finished it, cold foam with a pax paint paintjob, now on to the next one.

 

Draven

Well-Known Member

• Jul 16, 2006

• #13

Frosty

Great to see some home grown talent flying the creative flag for us Brits..

The sculpt is killer and would look great with a jumper to finish it off.

Get knitting. :lol

Draven

BTW: Are you still a Dronette?

 

frosty

Sr Member

• Jul 17, 2006

• #14

Thanks bud, yeah, gotta get some brit made horror heads in here every now and again., just rejoined, hoping to sculpt something for the lab, just gotta clear my workbench of a few projects first.