WIP Critique Zeus.

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housecarl

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I've made a start on this, along with all the other pieces I've got on the go.
It was a pig to clean up and assemble. But it was worth the effort, as it a superb bit of sculpting.
Still very early days, and I went for a brighter coloured robe to contrast the flesh.
Carl.
 

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pretty nice start there sir. I'll watch how yours turns out before I commit to buying one myself. Shame to hear about the cleanup, my least favorite part of the whole process, well that and putting them together.
 
Thanks for having a look.
It's not that bad Mike. I'm just used to resin, a little scrape with a scalpel, and you good to go.
This needs a bit of wet & dry action, and I've drilled and pinned everything too. Especially the left arm, as it's got that great big bird on it.;) If the question is would I recommend it? Yes definitely.
Thanks again,
Carl.(y)
 
This looks really good and very promising. As I mentioned in another post regarding whetther or not Zeus was blind, I too have this excellent figure and intend to paint (sometime). But what I had in mind is exactly what you are trying, black hair and red tunic as in the painting of Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres, Zeus and Thetis...will follow you closely, and take inspiration of your work...
 
My friend Carl, it seems a good start but do not know if the final form of miniatures should look contrasts so strongly on this scale.
NET that I have to do some erasures (blending) above to look better yet ...

Alexandros
 
Thanks again for looking in. The contrast isn't a stark on the actual figure Alexandros, but thanks and I'll have another look.
Carl.(y)
 
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