Sculpting a pappet master Assassian

[Jamie Stokes]

Bald hads always look odd

...but her face is looking fine so far. Nose looks ok as well.

The thing to remember is that painting will add to the figure.

Will post pix of the experiment on separate hair tomorrow...got side tracked on another experiment.

She looks real good......

cheers

 

[Jamie Stokes]

Hair as seperate piece experiment

Hi Revliss,
Here's how I went about sculpting hair as a separate piece.

Rolled my putty flat, with a light dusting of talcum powder to reduce the stickiness of the putty.

Put glad wrap on the head, (blank 'head') to make sure it didn't stick. this may be too much, change what you want. Just an idea, is all.

I did the hair in two halves, following the part of the hair. Other ideas, rather then as a straight line, would be to do a bent "L" shape, or a y shape part, with a fringe for your lady.

put to one side, let dry.

removed the hair & plastic wrap (from a spare blank I have), gently remove the plastic wrap, seems to work ok.
While I am not happy with the 'back of the head, the front fringe does give a better 3-d feel.

Hope this has helped. Any questions, feel free to ask.

cheers

 

[Jamie Stokes]

Some more photos

Some left out of the previous reply

here, the hair can be seen on the plastic wrap, and how it looks on the blank head.

cheers

 

[Revliss]

thanks janus for the help

ok did not have much time so this is all i did (scan the new sculpt image)

 

[Revliss]

oh uh i think i mess up big this time. mess up the both the legs positioning .... gointg to re check the refence on her leg positioning see if i can fix it or i may end up resculpting all her lower body ... AAHH
sine i really want to cast this figure i better do a good job...

 

[Revliss]

update with new legs

 

[Revliss]

 

[Jamie Stokes]

She's coming along

The hard work you are doing on this figure is paying off. She looks more complete and balanced now she has feet.

Cheers, thanks for sharing,
keep up the good work.

 

[Revliss]

slow update.

 

[dimgall]

very nice bravo!

 

[Revliss]

an update.

 

[Jamie Stokes]

Nice legs and feet

looking good.

Please do continue your work; it is paying off!!!

And to think it all started with a comment about her hair.....

cheers

 

[Revliss]

zip added

 

[Revliss]

ok there the puppet and the victim's 1/3 head .. i still need to add some brain in there

 

[Revliss]

update on the skirt

i strip off the belt and make size up the body a bit .. going add new type of belt lay out to it

fun toys under her skirt

 

[Jamie Stokes]

Face looks a lot more feminine, now the nose has been slimmed down...

Details are coming along too.

please keep posting shots as you progress


cheers

 

[georch]

Revliss!
She's really nice! Correcting the shape of her nose improved the face a lot!
Cheers:
Zoli/georch

 

[Revliss]

wwwwwwwwwwwwweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee i got my silicon and resin .... but just emm it Clear resin ....emm isn't that a bit weird that it going to be cast in clear resin ?

 

[georch]

wwwwwwwwwwwwweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee i got my silicon and resin .... but just emm it Clear resin ....emm isn't that a bit weird that it going to be cast in clear resin ?

Hi Revliss!
Sometimes, I think its easier to work with non trasparent resin. Ithink it's easyer to chek the casting mistakes on the cast, that were made from non transparent resin. But! I have worked with clear resin and I used it with pigments! Just a small amount of cheepo pigment worked fine! So chek out if Your resin could be colored with pigments, or some type of paint! It will make the casting easier!
Well, I'm not the guy who have really a lot experiences with resin castin, but the pigment thing worked well for me!
Cheers: Zoli / georch

 

[Revliss]

a little update here hope it show on the photo