bah. just campfire stories and urban legends. tell them naysayers to get their ***** back in the POTA thread and stay there.![]()
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bah. just campfire stories and urban legends. tell them naysayers to get their ***** back in the POTA thread and stay there.![]()
One last item to think about before you guys go to bed. If she has too much to resculpt on the face, just because what you see now is "almost there" may be "gone" when she fixes it...and you may regret having asked her for the tweaks... I'm just sayin!!!
Thanks Jessica. That's an excellent point I should expand on.
When you get a head that's pretty darn good but needs adjustments, you DO need to watch what you ask for, because there is a chance it can lost/re-worked/squished when resculpting.
I feel safe asking for corrected hair and a fixed up profile, but see danger big signs when we talk about touching the smirk or eyes any more. That's where we could lose what's there.
Now that we see the Peter head in progress for the first time we are only a week or so away from him being completed before she starts casting (estimate) so I'd like to encourage everyone else who still needs to pay for their Peter to do so, and for everyone else who needs to pre-pay for their Ray to do so, so we can place his commission in and get Ada started on him quick. Just PM me for my paypal.
Thanks!
-Rick
Alright, hey gang!
So I got an awesome E-mail from Ada this morning loaded with pics of her first attempt at a Peter head sculpt asking for approval.
This is always the scary stage as the commissioner, because as far as we're concerned on our end, what we're seeing is a "Work In Progress" untill we sign off on it, and if it doesn't looks anything like our character at this first stage when she thinks it's ready, we're in a world full of trouble.
It's also a time, at the beginning of a massive project a zillion forum members have jumped in on, that if it looks like ass, it would take the wind out of the sails of the entire project.
So, without further ado, here's the six pics she sent. I'll review a bit afterwards and discuss what few modifcations I see needing to be done with it, then of course I need to hear what changes you additions/corrections you guys think he may need.
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the more i look at it the more i think it is just about perfect. it does match all the pics you gave her. the chin protrudes a bit much but that's about it. and for the record i dont see bill clinton in this at all. where do people come up with this stuff.![]()
What happened to Andgor? I don't know the story.
Are you saying the Bishop head was different from what you expected in ways besides just the hair?I missed the timeframe to commit to the Bishop head but, after talking with WST, I ordered one and got a different one than I thought I was getting. The image on her site is NOT the one I got. She added spikeyish hair on top of the head and well.....while it is a 1:6 head its not what I was expecting.
Please DO NOT approve this sculpt. It looks more like Bill Clinton then Bill Murray. Basically, the features are much too strong - Murray has more delicate features.
1. The chin is too long and there needs to be a slight indentation in it - Ada's has none. It just needs to be a gentle, rounded indentation, not a Robert Mitchum style cleft chin. And it doesn't jut out of the face as much as she's done it. If anything it recedes. Look at picture four, the profile comparison, and you'll see that on the real Murray the furthest point on which the chin juts out is still behind his bottom lip, which is itself behind his top lip. On the Ada sculpt the chin juts out well beyond both lips and what's more both lips jut out the same distance, instead of the top lip jutting out more.
2. Cheekbones and jawline too strong - again look at the profile comparison, number four.
3. Smirk needs to be longer.
4. Eyes need some slight puffiness about them - but this isn't a dealbreaker for me if everything else is right.
5. Bottom lip too full.
6. The ear in the profile shot is too rounded.
7. The bridge of the nose should be higher - it is just above eye level, not on the same level as his eyes.
8. Personality wrong - his persona isn't that of a loser, but nor is he a winner, he's one of life's hangdog survivors.
As for getting it the right size to fit on a body...it had better be! Let's see it photographed on a body asap.
And finally, maybe someone with good photoshop skills could tweak the head to show Ada where she should be going? Just a thought.