Recent content by honeycut

Hi Alex. I must say your struggles with the photography doesn't diminish doing your work justice! Great attention to detail. In fact the part that made me appreciate it the most is actually the close up of the groundwork at their feet. To look realistic at that distance is a great achievement...

Hey Lew, that is essentially a sound hand for your first large scale sculpt, but I think there are two representations at play, of only one should be chosen. What I mean is that you have endeavoured to sculpt a realistic hand, but the pose is very straightforward. But you mentioned that it was...

Hey Nico I think Pokrad spotted the most obvious 'askewed' section being the right leg. Using the image he altered with the red line included, I would visualise the leg with the knee pushed inwards, and what would result. Looking at the book cover that Tim posted, you will see the obvious...

Hey Sergey I am loving the pose, balance and sense of movement you have created here mate. Although not my area of interest, a good sculpt is a good sculpt ;)

Hey Steve Been a while between natterings! So this is what you have been up to:) Talk about a departure from the usual. That's what it is all about though huh; learn as you research... I really love the details you have made here. The both carry a regal air about them, which is I'm sure what...

Gday Martin First off, welcome! I do enjoy watching hockey but I have to say I know little about the equipment you have portrayed in regards to accuracy for example, but I'll say the jersey (?) looks pretty good! The folds are subtle and give the instant appearance of being draped over the...

Hey Willlem great work here mate. The attention to detail is to be admired! If I can wade in on the 'left hand' debate... I do like the fact that you were willing to listen to critiques and make changes, and what I have seen here is that not only the thumb is mispositioned as mentioned, but...

A great developmental sequence here Joaquin! I love how you get a feel for the weight of the chainmail in his arms especially, and it also conveys the size of his arms as per the original body shape :) Loverly details. Good stuff Brad

Hey Igor this looks tremendous mate. (Seems to be something in the water in Russia! ;):D) Is the pose based on a photo? I like the way he is forging ahead... Brad

Great work Rainman. The pose is really effective and captures his 'rascally charm'. You can tell it's Charlie Chaplin, but once the contrast between a black moustache and white face is done he will come alive even more for sure... Brad

Gday Pete As Willem commented, you are off to a great start here mate. The one obvious thing to me would be his stance, which is very symmetrical and it appears as though he is tense in the legs? Try to match the stance yourself, and you may find that there is a lot of pressure on the legs and...

Wonderful Alfonso! A really evocative scene... You have a great knowledge of anatomy I think, although the right biceps maybe looks a little too flexed for his arm position? Brad

Geez, what's not to like here Tony! You are putting a great finishing touch to what is, as already expressed a wonderful figure full of character.... Good stuff Brad

Great stuff Andy! Very original and evocative; a sign of impending danger. Brad

Hi Gary This is great! I picked it as Abe also... Are we right? Brad