Mystic Warrior Princess

[gdcdreamer]

Originally posted by garyjd@Jun 23 2004, 09:20 AM
Guillermo, Look at these figures. Mike does some of the finest female figures being done today. You might find some inspiration here.~Gary

http://www.foxfirestudio.com/

Yeaahh! I know Mike's work! He's a real master!
Thanks again!

 

[garyjd]

Guillermo, No problem my friend. I look forward to seeing more of your work here.~Gary

 

[y_wong]

Dear Guillermo, an interesting subject for a change. It's time we see some sculpting of femine figure instead of all the men that we have been getting.

regards

 

[PeteC]

You did a great job making this rather epically endowed female look natural. It looks like you're using two types of putty - A&B and Magic Sculp. Is that right? One more question.....Who did you get to model for this?

 

[Johan]

Who did you get to model for this?

Well I'd sure love to see a picture of her :lol:

(OK, I admit to having a somewhat twisted mind...)

 

[gdcdreamer]

Hi everyone and thanks!

Pet: you're right about putties, just local equivalents. I combine both depending on purpose.

The figure body is based on 70's nudist model's Roberta Pedon (just pictures, she would probably look "a bit different" nowadays)

You can find a lot of pictures of her looking on any browser.
Don't think is twisted! I confess that after the first pictures my Ohio friend sent me, I begun looking for more "inspiration"

That was another of the "specs" for this project, but he wants her a bit more athletic (except for such breast )

I've been asked to make another copy but in a pirate version, so I'm actually molding her in silicon

Here're some shots:

 

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First mold half already done ...

 

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Original MWP and her first clone ...

 

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Sanding and customizing "her highness".

I'd used A-B epoxy putty, electric wire, common fishing-line, small chain and even cardboard for detailing this figure ...

 

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Getting "dressed"

 

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I also used some plastic tube for her stick ...

 

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One more view ... from behind

 

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A close-up of her "jewelry"

 

[Anders Heintz]

Great sculpt, very interesting to see how it all come together.

 

[Johan]

... Well I checked it out and she IS a credible likeness of that Roberta Pedon - great sculpting job Guillermo!

Guess the real one is 60 years old now and doesn't look like that anymore! :lol:

 

[frank h]

Hi Guillermo,
Great sculpt Great SBS

I found your work very inspirational as I am sculpting
female warriors in a much smaller scale
will post soon.

Thanks Gary for the Mike Cussanelli link.

Frank

 

[gdcdreamer]

Hahahahahaha!

Thanks for the compliments!

To Johan: I'm sure Roberta will look VERY different in these days (gravity had surely done its work on her!)

I've to clarify that my Ohio friend wanted a resemblance just about her body not precisely her face (despite I tried to keep some

To Frank: I'm glad that she can be "inspirational” in any way to a fellow modeler. Hope to see your post soon!

Soon more pictures if the painting steps...

Guillermo

 

[yeo_64]

Guillermo, so far !! Keep up the good work and looking forward to the painting SBS.Cheers.
Kenneth :lol:

 

[gdcdreamer]

Thanks Kenneth!

Here go the first painting steps (just basic flesh coat and some lights)
You can see also first brushes to her hair.

 

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Second view ...