I only see one photo but its COOL! Love the blood! That's INDY! Bleeding!
Good dust on the hat. Eager to see the entire figure in all its dusty glory.
Good dust on the hat. Eager to see the entire figure in all its dusty glory.
OK... admittedly crappy photos... but you get the idea... have finally gotten traction on my own Raiders custom.. something I had never really done... used the rescaled PF sculpt and painted it myself in a base of acrylics then oils then chalks... also added real hair which gives a cool effect....then gave the fedora a good fuller's earth dusting... can't wait to start on the clothing Planning on building some kind of custom display base much like I did for the Jock and Jungle Belloq custom.. just not sure what I am going to do..
The reverse of the above brings back memories...
Technically a recast.. yes.. but a substantially altered work (from 1/4 to 1/6).... a buddy of mine from Sideshow advised a long while ago they had no issue with that... would be different if it were a direct cast being sold on the open market.. anyhoo.. I am planning on taking this up to work next week and shooting some photos in our photo studio to get better quality pics..
To elborate on my head painting comments I found an example of what I was trying to explain. I never implied that the SS head looks nothing like Harrison Ford, I pointed out the things that are off. When someone repaints the SS head and follows the shapes as sculpted the result doesn't look like HF. The few repaints that actually look like HF are ones were the painter "adjusted" the sculpt with stragically placed highlights and shadows to push the sculpt into a better likeness. This is accomplished by using a method similiar to what makeup artist use to make women more attractive than what they really are, such as the attached picture.
"Just because a sculpt has vaguely the same shaped nose and a scar on the chin doesn't automatically make it a dead ringer for Harrison Ford. Seeing what you want to see and looking objectively at what's actually there are two different things."
This works both ways.
Some more revising with the shirt
To elborate on my head painting comments I found an example of what I was trying to explain. I never implied that the SS head looks nothing like Harrison Ford, I pointed out the things that are off. When someone repaints the SS head and follows the shapes as sculpted the result doesn't look like HF. The few repaints that actually look like HF are ones were the painter "adjusted" the sculpt with stragically placed highlights and shadows to push the sculpt into a better likeness. This is accomplished by using a method similiar to what makeup artist use to make women more attractive than what they really are, such as the attached picture.
"Just because a sculpt has vaguely the same shaped nose and a scar on the chin doesn't automatically make it a dead ringer for Harrison Ford. Seeing what you want to see and looking objectively at what's actually there are two different things."
This works both ways.
I tried to get some pictures of my Snyderman Indy head. My pics aren't much better than the ones posted already. Obviously I'm in the minority but I still think this is one of the best Indy sculpts I have seen. I happy with it. I've decided it's a fool's errand to try to convince people who don't like it it is a nice piece of work. Thanks Snyderman for offering this head as well as the Marion Ravenwoods. Look forward to seeing any other Indy universe heads you may offer.
I hear you. However, most of what you and I will see on here is as much down to photography skills and lighting as it is down to painting skills.
I'm following the features on my sculpt and I still see Harrison Ford. Mind you it's set to become a moot point when you see what's emerging from Warrior's Gate. These guys could well set the standard, we'll see....
All been said, I'm afraid that none of his Ford's heads look like H. F.
I don't blame him cause its hard to get the likeness just right.
That's Ford's silhouette, right?
Certainly is. Is this for your 20000th post?
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