Don Quixote bust to full figure

[Perseas]

Impressive work Jim from every aspect, the pose is fantastic, i guess is ecstatic after a victorious encounter with a windmill!
Congratulations!!!

 

[Viking Bob]

Jimbo,
I have not been able to look at your pictures because being in the sticks we have a slow broadband service so got up early and well worth the wait.
The bust is no more and looks as if it has always been a full figure. Fantastic work sir.
Bob

 

[Wings5797]

Awesome work Jim.
A very nice marriage with Gary's fine work. I was going to say; marriage with Gary's bust but thought better of it.
Well done both of you, I really like this trip away from the norm.
All the very best,
Keith

 

[Jimbo]

Many thanks Perseas, Bob & Keith...Glad you like him guys, Once I picked up Gary's bust & saw the expression of sorrowful fantasy in his face(the bust that is) I just couldn't resist building the body which was really enjoyable to do, sculpting something out of the restrictions of "normal" human anatomy is what I enjoy best when it comes to sculpting, I have to thank Gary for producing the bust which fired me up on this one
Cheers
Jim

 

[garyhiggins]

You sure that's not a donkey Gary ......


I would like to see Sanchos and the donkey as busts only , reckon they would look great as a trio with the animal in the middle ...slightly cartoonish if you understand ..grinning perhaps teeth showing...

Over to you Mr H

Nap

The trouble with doing a donkey is that everyone would think it was "Bottom" from a Midsummer night's dream. Knowing that Arthur Rackham did him as a cigarette card. I suppose I cold do him as a relief and call it "Arthur Rackham's Bottom"...................?