Old Tom Morris

Joe Hudson · Nov 6, 2004

Hey guys,

Like I have said before, I was able to sort out some old pictures and I have a sbs on my golfer Old Tom Morris. If you don't know who he was he was one of the founders of the British Open and a very talented golfer.

Here are some pictures of the sbs.

Joe

Joe Hudson · Nov 6, 2004

sorry about the wide pictures above

Hope this is better.

Joe Hudson · Nov 6, 2004

painted in acrylics except for the flesh

yeo_64 · Nov 7, 2004

VERY NICE,Joe

!! Your sculpting ROCKS ! Cheers.
Kenneth

Patrick Kirk · Nov 7, 2004

A classic, Joe...well done...
Will you be doing more sculpting? Excellent..really nice

All the best

Patrick

Jason W. · Nov 7, 2004

That figure is great Joe! You did a wonderful job w/ the browns. What was your mixture?

Roc · Nov 7, 2004

Hey Joe, extreemly well sculpted and beautifully painted, you did a fantastic job.

What's next on you work bench?

Keep up the good work.

Cheeers

Roc.

thegoodsgt · Nov 8, 2004

Very nice work Joe! You're becoming as good a sculptor as you are a painter.

And now you have the basis for a conversion to Santa Claus!

Kisifer · Nov 8, 2004

Great sculpt Joe. I really like the finished figure. Keep up the good work man. You rock

fsdesimone · Nov 8, 2004

I like this figure a lot, but what I find most interesting is the difference between how you sculpted then and now. For instance, when you do drapery now it hangs more realistically, the folds are deeper, etc.

Francesca

michelange · Nov 9, 2004

Joe, You are a complete artist, sculptor and painter of very good level. Your working methods would be a good subject to learn. Which epoxy paste use? tools etc... Ah ! and a photograph of Sherlock please

.
Congratulation.
Bruno

Jim Patrick · Nov 9, 2004

Joe, this is a terrific looking figure but the thing that makes it so appealing to me is the original idea. Great job and thanks to your normal high standard of painting, all of it tied together very well. Nice job on the derby too

. One of these days I'm gonna get up there and see this one in person. Besides, it looks like I need a lesson in painting whites :lol: .

Jim Patrick

Joe Hudson · Nov 9, 2004

Thanks you all for the kind comments. I am very fond of this one and one day I hope to do his son. He too was a very great golfer who died at a very young age, some say of a broken heart.

Patrick,

I have a few that I am sculpting now but I will start a big vignette in the very near future. I hope to have about 6 figures. It will be of Bobby Jones and part of the gallery.

Jason,

Thanks. I keep the mixtures simple and the base for the browns were black +#875 beige brown and then go up with the beige brown and the highest highs had a touch of #876 brown sand added. The shadows were more of #875 and black.
I also used a mixture of black and #876 brown sand and went up with the brown sand and down with black for the shadows.

Francesca,

Thanks. It helps when you can have someone tell you what they like or don't. Thanks.

Patrick,

I will be glad for you to come and see him in person and I will try to help you as much as I can on white. Believe me, if I can do it then anybody can!

Bruno,

Thanks and these are for you.

Joe

Joe Hudson · Nov 9, 2004

Joe Hudson · Nov 9, 2004

fsdesimone · Nov 10, 2004

Now that is my favorite Joe Hudson sculpt ever! You're going to have to do something special to top this one!

michelange · Nov 10, 2004

Joe, thank you very much for your 3 pics of Sherlock!! I record them in "my preferred photographs".

Bruno

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