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Rene, man, You was right about that mirror thing-it does show the mess...
All I did for now is some quick pooling of huge masses to get face straight.
Much more errors to fix. And I "adopted" the mirror method, You will notice tiny orange thread stretched vertically across the mirror. Guess what is this good for ;)

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yes,
I also thought of a little wire, for division ofcourse.

would get a bit in my way when I make a 'walk around' with a head, the idea is sublime ofcourse.

being attractive or recognizable....two different matters.

but it's hell, isn't it Darko ..:) ?


R.
 
ofcourse it's better!

also try the 'walk around' rotating the head in front of mirror.
You'll notice also here when things are out of shape.

I defenitely also like the enhancing side of my mirror.

all these solutions for just € 2,99 :)
 
Darko,

the part where the top of nose transites into forehead/eyebrow is too short.
(compared to picture of the man)
This way there is no depht there, no shades ( less expression).
So I think the eyebrows/ forehead can be more pronounced.

René
 
Tell me about it!! :-(

it also helps sometimes to make some sketches.
But to make his eyes nicely deep in his face, they need more depht/shades.

unless you make a selfportrait and this is your only photo you are a bit limited by one picture.
maybe it also gives some freedom.
 
As you said, that low-res picture is not much reference, so I did "steal" some parts from the mirror ;)
And I must admit that I'm looking now much as that person on the picture did
20 years ago.
But how the he.. did You get this conclusion ????

Some more "improvements" ;)

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I am a mentalist Darko :)

really.
you should know me.

but the way you talked about the m48 and especially the 'we used to fire anything usefull...-part' did it.

besides that..it's normal deduction...why shouldn't you study yourself?!

ghe ghe.

glad to meet you again.

alive.

René
 
Rene, I'm afraid there was misunderstanding.

That guy on the picture is not me.​
I was 20 years old at that time.This guy is not even from my unit.​
Picture is from book of our best war-photographer Gašparović Željko.​
Due to lack of references for his face (low res image and only from the front), I was looking in the mirror, so the final​
sculpt looks like me (now at current times) more than I wanted ;)
Probably my poor English is to blame that you misunderstood...

BTW: mold is currently drying, after so much reading and preparation, I'm not even sure if I didn't messed it up completely, but cant touch that mould for next 24 hours, so I must be patient...
 
Good and bad news.

Good one: mold is completely dry, elasticity is great, opened, removed original, and inside the mold are just two bubbles of air

Bad one: Those two bubbles are in the eyes and are totally deforming the look of the eyes-my first mold is unusable.
Man, even the ears are perfect, those two bubbles are just in place to make max damage...

:(:(
 
Darko,

I know this kind of trouble.
Making a good rubber mall is harder than pooring the resin.

It really must be poored very slowly from a corner. If this problem still appears maybe good to brush some rubber gently on the object in advance so the rubber will catch on.

Also think of positioning in the mall.
I have best results when my roomtemperature is 22/23 degrees.

Just to remind you, it's a proces.
Each time you learn different things.

take care,

René
 
Thx Rene, I'll try with the brush first...also changed the position of the master.
I was kinda expecting that the first one will be no good... ;)
 
First cast. No bubbles at all. There is a bit of excess under the chin, but there was a bubble on the mold. Mold making will require some more learning and trying.
Maybe I did not tint the resin enough, so it is a bit more transparent than I wanted, but surface is good I think.
I got hooked in any case ;)

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