Amateur sculptor showing personal projects.

[acorihonzo]

Hi everyone I joined the board last year and was very intimidated looking at all the talent on here. I have a lot of original ideas for figures I want personally and want to show my current artwork. Please feel to offer advice and how I can improve.

 

[OutLander]

Sculpts look good. In the end you only get better by doing....like everything else in Life.

 

[mg2065]

Looks great!

 

[Mudblood]

Is that second one from Peaky Blinders?

 

[turbo.VS.ozone]

Is that 4th pic down....Jerome?.....I say Jerome in da house, watch yo mouth...with a doubt, sippin on stout!

You get the ultimate welcome to the boards for doing that figure man!





I see RedFox headsculpts, I see Sherman Helmsley "George Jefferson"

 

[acorihonzo]

Is that second one from Peaky Blinders?

Yes sir. My brother asked me to make it for him. I have never watched the show though.

 

[acorihonzo]

Is that 4th pic down....Jerome?.....I say Jerome in da house, watch yo mouth...with a doubt, sippin on stout!

You get the ultimate welcome to the boards for doing that figure man!





I see RedFox headsculpts, I see Sherman Helmsley "George Jefferson" [emoji38]

Thanks Sir! It is Jerome he is my favorite. Coincidentally I'm working on Turbo and Ozone sculpts, But They are not ready to be shown yet. If you have any ideas for sculpts let me know. I need the practice and would appreciate it.

 

[VashDStampede]

Looking really good acorihonzo! There's real character showing through in all your sculpts.
I'm new to 1/6 sculpting myself, but even though I've been sculpting in full scale for quite a few years, I still consider myself a novice.
I also get intimidated at times with great work of other artists, but I try to use their work as something to strive to and a motivating factor to keep improving. Being humble enough to know there's always room for improvement will definitely help you to progress.
As for advice, use lots of reference pictures at as many angles you can find of the SAME expression. Large pictures to get details, but also ones at the same scale as what you are sculpting to get the proper proportions.
Keep an eye on the profile, eyebrow ridge and transition between brow and forehead as well as ear anatomy.
Again, great work and looking forward to your future sculpts.

 

[turbo.VS.ozone]

Thanks Sir! It is Jerome he is my favorite. Coincidentally I'm working on Turbo and Ozone sculpts, But They are not ready to be shown yet. If you have any ideas for sculpts let me know. I need the practice and would appreciate it.

Awesome choices your making. My only advice as someone who isn't a sculptor is to just keep it fresh and do characters that are not trending or all the hype of the moment. You just confirmed for me that a figure like Jerome would translate well as a 1/6 figure. Always keep it interesting.

 

[acorihonzo]

Looking really good acorihonzo! There's real character showing through in all your sculpts.
I'm new to 1/6 sculpting myself, but even though I've been sculpting in full scale for quite a few years, I still consider myself a novice.
I also get intimidated at times with great work of other artists, but I try to use their work as something to strive to and a motivating factor to keep improving. Being humble enough to know there's always room for improvement will definitely help you to progress.
As for advice, use lots of reference pictures at as many angles you can find of the SAME expression. Large pictures to get details, but also ones at the same scale as what you are sculpting to get the proper proportions.
Keep an eye on the profile, eyebrow ridge and transition between brow and forehead as well as ear anatomy.
Again, great work and looking forward to your future sculpts.

Thanks for the advice dude! I really appreciate it.

 

[acorihonzo]

Awesome choices your making. My only advice as someone who isn't a sculptor is to just keep it fresh and do characters that are not trending or all the hype of the moment. You just confirmed for me that a figure like Jerome would translate well as a 1/6 figure. Always keep it interesting.

Thanks Sir! I have so many ideas but my skills are not there yet. I'm really glad I found this forum. It literally has given the motivation to be a better artist.

 

[Mudblood]

Yes sir. My brother asked me to make it for him. I have never watched the show though.

Definitely check it out. You need to do a Tommy (Cillian Murphy) at some point too. He's the brother of the guy you sculpted.

 

[acorihonzo]

Painting some of my headsculpts and just wanted to share.

 

[acorihonzo]

 

[katkuru]

Love your style and subject matter!

 

[acorihonzo]

Love your style and subject matter!

Thanks Sir!!


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