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I have a small number of castings available. Private message me for details. SORRY, I won't be shipping outside of the U.S.

I have a small number of castings available. Private message me for details. SORRY, I won't be shipping outside of the U.S.

Thanks guys, glad you like it. I may look into prints. The only thing I have not done on these "practice" sculpts is key them into parts. If I do, I'll be sure to post something on this thread. Here are a few pics of the back of the bust.

That's really impressive. Samurai armor is not for the faint of heart that's for sure.

The follow up to the Wolfe bust was the main character of my favorite story. I've always wanted to do a bust of Scrooge and decided that there was no better time than the Christmas season. Here are some in progress photos as well as the finished bust.

I like this alternative to traditional sculpting. Traditional sculpting has really been of benefit, as well as having done 2D work as well. I've only done a few projects to date, along with a few "practice" heads and based on those I appear to be getting the hang of Zbrush.

Here is the completed bust.

This is my in progress bust of James Wolfe done in Zbrush Core. I'm new to digital sculpting and this only the fourth head I have sculpted. Fortunately there are a variety of videos online that help to make the learning curve a bit easier. [/url][/IMG]

I recently was contacted via email by someone inquiring about advertising on Planet Figure. Why they contacted me I have no clue as I'm only a member. Who is in charge, or at least moderating this site so I can direct them to you? Strangely there is not even contact info for PF that I can find...

The overall measurement of the diorama are 67" long by 14" wide and 17" high. Though one of the horses legs were broken the diorama was intact. Upon closer inspection the 50 years since it's creation definitely showed. Having had an interest in military miniatures my entire life, I was really...

In the forward to the book Point of Empire: Conflict at the Forks of the Ohio, Charles Morse stotz says of Holiday Displays. "Pittsburgh's Holiday Displays, headed by Harold and Raymond Yoest, constructed the cases, dioramas, and exhibits, under the direction of (Stotz) the architect. The...

I am in the process of putting together more posts not only about the Fort Pitt Museum pieces but other projects in different mediums. Additionally I am going to soon start a Facebook page with a focus on all of the different pieces I’m currently working on. I find that the work I do tends to...

In early 2019 I made the trip to look at and hopefully bring back what remained of the exhibits that were in the Fort Pitt Museum. The largest piece "The Trader" was to the best of my knowledge the only diorama that was removed from the museum intact. When I saw this piece again the last time I...

I was playing around with the Apple pencil on my Ipad and did this pen sketch of a 5th new York Zouave taken from a pencil drawing done some time ago. One day I'll be painting this in oil and maybe digitally with Procreate. It's a great program that helps to throw together quick color studies...

Plans were made to make the trip to see and pick up the pieces that had been salvaged from the Fort Pitt Museum remodel. In addition to seeing all of the individual figures one of the more exciting aspects of this was also having the opportunity to see the only diorama that had made it through...

Do I know you? Was the response to my inquiry about the photographs of two figures that made up part of a diorama depicting the surrender of Fort Necessity in 1754, that made up one of a number of similar displays at the Fort Pitt Museum. Further messages and then a few phone calls with this...

$65 This resin kit is complete and unassembled. it comes with a resin terrain base, plastic pedestal, and painting guide. This kit is no longer in production and was sculpted by Mike Good. I will only ship within the United States and sale price does not include shipping. Paypal and money...

When I painted this 5" X 7" in 2008 the original sketch called for a full figure of a Union soldier. Fast forward to 2019 and this full length version which is 8" X 10". I painted it using Jo Sonja acrylic paint. This brand of acrylic dries somewhat slow and to a matt finish which I like. The...

What software was used to sculpt these figures?

I don't see this bust on your website.