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Alex Lopez

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I want show in v Bench some works, from past to now.
My firsth figure is this Albert Einstein Bust sculpted some years ago, maybe 10 or more and painted about 4 years... This piece was made whit supersculpy (pink) and this one is a painted resin coppy from original, the paint was made whit acrilycs and a few touchs of oils.
Regards, Alex.
 

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Alex,
Excellent job! The bust looks like it was taken from a lithograph of him I saw in New York City a while back. It basically was a portrait photo of him as he appears in your bust with the caption "Imagination is more important than knowledge" (that was a quote by him).
 
Thanks fot your comments, Francesca, Kenneth, JIm, and Pete.
Einstein is a very interesting face for me, y tryed to show his genially and common expresion same time...
The scale is about 1/5.
And I dont forget Clint...
Regards, Alex.
 
A remarkable likeness. I always ask this question (I'm sure people are tired of answering) but Alex what medium did you use to paint him? What colors? What colors? Thanks.
 
Originally posted by Lepman@Jul 24 2004, 10:31 AM
(I'm sure people are tired of answering)
Ken, Thats not my case, you can ask me anithing you want.
It's difficult to me answer what colors I've used, becouse I use the medium more next to my hands, and dont use specific marcs...
Basicly, Humbrol flesh tone for the face base, and then acrilics (mexican production) warm flesh, and put all higtly shadows whit diluite acrilics and oils blue and dark brown tones... then add the lights, clear flesh, naples yelow and a bit of white. Finally added all tones I culd whit oils an acrilics very diluid, but, I dont take any specific metod for this, only observing the model add and add tones I think he ned... ( I can think the model is finish and add other tones some weeks or months later).
The hair and moustache, humbrol black for the base, very caps of white acrilics and some blue and yelow, and lightly white oil.
The clouth, Humbrol blue for base, and shadows, dark blue, brown, gray etc... And white for the lights.
I spect answer your question, and sorry for my english.
Alex.
 
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