Showing posts with label superhero. Show all posts
Showing posts with label superhero. Show all posts

Friday, September 30, 2011

Done...?

Finally finished doing touch-sups and stringing today. Final picture tomorrow evening? Look for them on my portfolio page in the coming days.

Should I give the little guy a lighter for his boom sticks? Let me know what you think, I'm on the fence about it. Hope to hear from you :)


Sunday, September 25, 2011

Saturday, August 20, 2011

Finally done!






This Guy is currently for sale, however he wont be available to take home or to ship until after the show. Let me know if you're interested. I hope to have some better pictures taken later on this week. I hope you all like it, Enjoy :)

Here are some links to previous post about the marionette and my plans for it.

SuperHero and Villain Maquettes

A SuperHero in the making

Almost done

Friday, August 19, 2011

Almost Done




Here are some photos of my Superhero Marionette. I've finished glaze firings and assembly. All that's left is to string it up to the controllers..it feel like I've been working on it forever since I haven't had regular access to any kind of ceramic facilities.. As always, i'd love to hear what you have to say, Enjoy.

Monday, August 1, 2011

Quick update





Finished sculpting the super dooper marionette. Now all I have to do is fire, glaze, and fire again...hopefully.

Saturday, July 30, 2011

Superhero and villain maquettes and Marionettes for sale





These are the original ideas for the Marionette i'm currently working on(see previous post) I hope to make a full size Villain Marionette, however it wont be in time for the show...or will it? Still no date haha. These sculpts were done using Klean Klay and are about 7 inches tall. I'm thinking about possibly making action figures out of them, any thoughts?






Also, here's a peek at some Marionettes I got into this year's Spring show at the Academy of Art. I received 2nd place Best of Show for undergrad, woohoo! I hope to have better photos of them eventually. The stands are made from forged steel and finished with linseed oil. They stand about four and a half feet tall. The marionettes vary in size, the tallest being nearly 3 feet when standing erect. They are made of ceramic and and finished with glazes. They are all currently for sale. If anyone is interested, leave me a comment and I'll provide you with my contact info.