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Bela Lugosi?

Yes, true. I'm already starting on a short guy digging his way out of the snow in Long Island...thinking of a title...

Ben Kingsley?

Way to push the envelope,Tony! Cheers on this!

Audrey Hepburn?

Oh, sorry...lots of things go right over my head now...it took me about a week to figure out what SBS meant....

Don't get it Carl...??

I'm with Anders here...red X's again.

Double Absolute Wow!!!! Sculpt/paint: as good as it gets.

Blood Moon...awesome photography. Time for another Commanche war party....

It's coming out really nicely...first sculpt or not. Don't automatically think you can't do a head...I see so many talented guys go at a figure, but approach the head as it's just not part of "the sculpt". Learning how to do heads will open up a new and varied world for you...I would suggest...

I tried, but I am unable to do it...who knows what the Verlinden sculptor had in mind when he created this figure? I guess we could ask Francois... But I have to get involved in the "best Western" debate here...my ancient film student days were rustled up. High Noon was considered the first...

Way to go Olga...stunning work! Very unusual that you've used tempera on this miniature...I don't think I've ever come across anyone using that type of paint before. I take it that it's egg tempera, right? Or is there another type I'm not aware of? Beauty...

So what was Sally then, a Black Lab?

The bambino is superb...ethnic babies are no easy feat to get right...Bravo! A winner...

Yes, age could be one reason...it probably is with me. When you love his art form (notice I didn't write "hobby"), the ideas just keep flowing into your head, right? So, if you do busts, then you can actually represent all those different subjects much more quickly than a full figure on a base...

I was thinking the same thing to myself, the other day. I look at my bench, and have done 14 busts in a row,,,and had done only three in the past, years ago, when it was considered almost "maverick" to do so. I wonder if miniaturists just psychologically don't want to do lower extremeties? I...

I am familiar with that comparison; she was aged beyond her years, I thought. I guess this is what life under the Taliban can do for a woman there. The eyes are incredible. Beautiful, dynamic sculpture.

Inuit are considered the last group to cross the Bering Strait... why else why live in a frozen wasteland? The theory is the epicanthic fold is more prominent in Inuit and even Siberians to some extent, because of the low angle of the sun in those latitudes; therefore, the Inuit would and...

Damn! as good as it gets...wonderful pallette...Bravo!