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I agree. I am working on photography. It's pretty complicated. The skin on him is very pale but the tan background played some tricks on it. Thanks.

This is a 1:1 scale "Nosferatu" bust soon to be available through Black Heart Enterprises.. Completed in oils, acrylics, pastels and transparent paints. Tried a little "mood lighting" on him as well. Thanks for looking.

Thanks for the comments. Funny you should mention photography. I tried to use my fancy Nikon set up but wound up taking these photos with my cell phone. Go figure. I will look to find an option to flip them. Thanks again.

This is a recently released 1:1 Wolf Man from Black Heart Ent. Jeff Yagher sculpted an excellent model. Completed with acrylics, oils, and acrylic inks.

Carl, for the knife handle I applied a dark blue base coat of acrylic paint.. After that dried I took white, black and green acrylic ink and dappled some on random places. When that dried I took some turquoise artist oils and applied randomly. Hard to really see on the pic but the effect...

Just completed this 1/4 scale Hell Boy from Narin Studios. He is a big one made of solid resin and weighing in at about 7 pounds. Pained with acrylics, oils, acrylic inks, enamels.

Not sure if this is proper form but I have 66 Rousselot Plates for sale. All are in a portfolio and are in excellent condition. Any thoughts on how to sell?

Not sure if this is proper form but I have 66 Rousselot Plates for sale. They are in a portfolio and all are in excellent condition. Any thoughts how best to market them? Thanks.

Tah Dah!! I got the pics right. Everything is a learning experience

Carl, thanks for uprighting them for me. And also thanks to all for the very generous comments. I only wish Teves had sculpted more of the original Universal monsters. He was contracted to do so but the relationship soured with Universal. He is a very talented artist.

I recently picked this up on line. It is one of 900 resin castings done around 1996. It is the companion piece to his Frankenstein bust I posted earlier on this forum. I painted it with acrylics.

Wow! Considering the talent of the individuals that have responded I am very humbled. I will try to get better photos up if you like. I am experimenting with the camera. The bust was done all in acrylics. I usually use oils on smaller projects, as I am just trying to figure acrylics out. I...

I know this is not the usual forum for this type of subject, but I took a break from smaller historical figures and took on this large piece just to see if I could. It is a spectacular sculpt from Miles Teves. They made 900 of these resin units back in 1996. I found one in the original box at...

Thanks much for the comments and I agree, the bags under the eyes are a little much and I will back off a tad. I also thought he looks like David Morse after I got some mud on him. I think once I get back into what was once my style things will go better and maybe I can be a more prolific than...

Hello all. It's been 11 years since I have painted a figure. A friend of mine turned me on to the site and I look forward to critiques. I need motivation to get going. Attached are two shots of the face I am doing for the "Master/Commander bust. One is the eyes and another with my first attempt...

My name is Greg McKellar and it's been 11 years since my last painted figure. I am falling off the 12 step program. I look forward to learning all I can from the site. Thanks