Female shaman (Dwarf from Nettenscheid)

[Ulrich]

Female shaman
Scale 1:9 resin
Sculptor: Anastasiya Podorozhna
Painter: Ulrich Biroth



Thanks for looking. You can find her in my shop http://www.sockelandbases.de/shopneu/product_info.php?language=en&products_id=2123

 

[billyturnip]

Good work Ulrich. I love the way you have painted all the textures of the fur and skins, the woman's skin tones are very good too.

 

[jenghiz]

Excellent,a much neglected subject,prefer the veiled look as more authentic.I will be ordering one.

 

[Ulrich]

Excellent,a much neglected subject,prefer the veiled look as more authentic.I will be ordering one.

Thank you. I think too that the veiled look is more authentic and I prefer it, but wanted to show how she looks like without that.

 

[Ulrich]

Roger. Thanks for the comment. I had waiting some years for that bust and only Anastasiya wanted to try to sculp the bust. And know I am really satisfied

 

[Gaudin]

Looks good, a specialist area but grounded in research by the look of it. I am impressed with caster managing those strings too! Mind you, I probably would replace them with individual threads for the final version, but that's a luxury of having choice.

I wonder if they would have worn some face paint?

 

[Ulrich]

Looks good, a specialist area but grounded in research by the look of it. I am impressed with caster managing those strings too! Mind you, I probably would replace them with individual threads for the final version, but that's a luxury of having choice.

I wonder if they would have worn some face paint?

I have talk with some german archaeologists and they say that they have no evidence that they have used face paint and they had given me the advice not to paint her with face paint, but ....

http://www.lda-lsa.de/en/state_museum_of_prehistory/permanent_exhibition/mesolithic_period/

scroll down the page and you can find more informations

 

[Ulrich]

And yes I was thinking about to replace that strings too, but it is the boxart and so .....