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The Monster Is Finished ITS ALIVE!Final Pics He is Finished. He is available for purchase in my ETSY Shop Detail Shots
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Materials used: 2 part foam, Celluclay, Paperclay, Diamond Mesh, Liquitex acrylic paints, Liquitex acrylic inks, FW Inks, Magic-sculp epoxy clay, sheet rock, aluminum flashing, Perma-Wet. Sculpt Nouveau Products used: Iron coating B, Silver coating, Tiffany Green patina, Tan patina, Vista black patina Facebook comments: 9 comments to The Monster Is Finished ITS ALIVE!You must be logged in to post a comment. |
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Mmm…Perma-wet…Nothing says “I’m glistening with reanmiated life” like Perma-wet.
This piece has certainly raised the bar. Seeing the masterful use of all of the materials and techniques you have at your disposal is inspiring to no end.
This is an awsome take on Frankenstien’s monster! Sure I love the ol’ Don Post Studios version… but like all creatures of the ‘penny dreadful’ era, the monster deserves a fresh (figuratively) look as Grim’s offered here.
((So… What’s reception like on ‘im?… Are there hook-ups for ‘rabbit ears’?))
I meant that in a ‘I can’t get rid of him cause I love him so much’ way. Not that anyone wouldn’t want to swipe him from you…
Hmmmm… swipe… I wonder if the minions could carry him…
Ya know, whenever I spend a considerable amount of time working on a piece I get some sort of odd emotional attachment to it.
In the middle of making this piece I was looking at him and he looked so forlorn and sad, I started feeling sorry for him. I actually stopped working on him went upstairs one particular night. Then towards the end of this piece I realized I could probably end up fidgeting and adding and touching up etc… forever because there are so many little design elements to it. I became rather detached to it, I had to call it done. So yes I can part with it.
::: ready’s the pitchforks and torches ::: ::: gathers the villagers :::
Awesome awesome awesome!!
Do you think your going to be able to sell him?
That is totally awesome , my friend! Now what all went into this project. Can you tell us what all you used to make such a wonderfully creepy creation?
Thank you. I have updated the post to include the materials I used.
Awesome details. Well done Grim.
That’s a piece that has to stay out all year.
Must feel good to have him complete and see the wickedness he’s become.