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Re: Skiman's Custom Workshop [Sculpting, Painting, Modding, etc...]

Hello my friends, I just wanted to update this statement here again just because I'm still getting a lot of traffic with messages for more commission items.

I'm definitely locked down as this is not really a break from painting it's more of a done deal until I feel different if that time will ever come. I really hate being the bad guy in this as I do enjoy painting and making clients happy with custom pieces in their collection. I really do, nothing brings me joy of seeing full customs built from my aid in the process, I live vicariously through the photos in collections and it's always awesome to hear whenever someone is satisfied with the work being done.

That being said, I think there's a misunderstanding to what my position is on the subject. Please do not take this the wrong way but some members may believe that more $$$ is enticing to maybe approve of work to be accepted. This is definitely not the case fellas. I never got into customs because I felt like I needed money, it has never been about that. There's no amount that can up the project into acceptance, simply because that doesn't matter to me. I did/do this because I love the craft, the clients, the fun that comes with collectibles...collaborations with other artists, etc... Like I said, please do not take this the wrong way but I'm a little different animal as maybe some may think/stereotype as a "starving artist", actually it's really so far from the truth. All of the projects can be or are funded straight from my pocket on supplies and so forth, there's no need for deposits etc... I make a great living, I was/am a collector and as many knew me before the custom gigs took off, I bought/buy almost anything I ever wanted for my collection and I still do. This was never my full time job and for sure doesn't provide towards any income for my family or food on the table. It was/is for the love of the craft.

Again I'm sorry if this stings anyone, I do not mean for it be this way but in order for me to move on forward with what I want to create I need to be strict and put the foot down. I still want to make great items, share, put runs together and so forth but the necessary steps must take place before any of that happens. I've even been in talks with perhaps a few apprentices that have contacted me. So maybe a team can be formed in order to take on the new, up and growing volumes.

I'm sorry to have to state this again but I felt it was necessary and maybe the volumes of request can be lessened. I know there will still be many that don't see this post but hopefully it helps. Everything that is being shown is from the backlog or items I have agreed to before the deadline was set, there's still many great items to post and I hope everyone enjoys the sharing of them!

As always, thanks for the support my friends!!!

Ski

Well said Ski. Too many people are far too selfish to respect an artist. They try to bully, belittle, bribe, guilt and even praise them into the corner to complete stuff with little to no respect for what the artist said and then when the artist finally stands their ground, you see these same little *****es trolling them in other threads.:duff
 
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Re: Skiman's Custom Workshop [Sculpting, Painting, Modding, etc...]

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Re: Skiman's Custom Workshop [Sculpting, Painting, Modding, etc...]

I just get back and Ski is doneski? Damn :thud:

Many thanks to you Ski. You're one of the friendliest Freaks on the boards & were always willing to answer my nooby questions when I got here. The Nomack & Riddick figs you made from scratch are grails in my collection & following this thread has been a real treat for a very long time.

Best of luck with your next endeavor!
 
Re: Skiman's Custom Workshop [Sculpting, Painting, Modding, etc...]


Let's just quote this gif to fill up the whole page. :lol

Ski, you are one of the most well known and respected members on this board. You are a classy, straight up guy. I look forward to seeing what you have up your sleeve next. :duff
 
Re: Skiman's Custom Workshop [Sculpting, Painting, Modding, etc...]

Let's just quote this gif to fill up the whole page. :lol

Ski, you are one of the most well known and respected members on this board. You are a classy, straight up guy. I look forward to seeing what you have up your sleeve next. :duff
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I can do that! :lol
 
Re: Skiman's Custom Workshop [Sculpting, Painting, Modding, etc...]

Gotta respect that fellas.

Ski I think it's a great idea to pick up a couple or three Padawans and teach them in the ways of the painting Force. Your techniques are amazing and there is certainly demand out there that will enable others to make some extra cash.

Also maybe you should think about doing some video tutorials. I'd be interested in seeing them even if I don't paint. I'm sure others would as well.
 
Re: Skiman's Custom Workshop [Sculpting, Painting, Modding, etc...]

Gotta respect that fellas.



Also maybe you should think about doing some video tutorials. I'd be interested in seeing them even if I don't paint. I'm sure others would as well.

Hell yeah;)
 
Re: Skiman's Custom Workshop [Sculpting, Painting, Modding, etc...]

Hello my friends, I just wanted to update this statement here again just because I'm still getting a lot of traffic with messages for more commission items.

I'm definitely locked down as this is not really a break from painting it's more of a done deal until I feel different if that time will ever come. I really hate being the bad guy in this as I do enjoy painting and making clients happy with custom pieces in their collection. I really do, nothing brings me joy of seeing full customs built from my aid in the process, I live vicariously through the photos in collections and it's always awesome to hear whenever someone is satisfied with the work being done.

That being said, I think there's a misunderstanding to what my position is on the subject. Please do not take this the wrong way but some members may believe that more $$$ is enticing to maybe approve of work to be accepted. This is definitely not the case fellas. I never got into customs because I felt like I needed money, it has never been about that. There's no amount that can up the project into acceptance, simply because that doesn't matter to me. I did/do this because I love the craft, the clients, the fun that comes with collectibles...collaborations with other artists, etc... Like I said, please do not take this the wrong way but I'm a little different animal as maybe some may think/stereotype as a "starving artist", actually it's really so far from the truth. All of the projects can be or are funded straight from my pocket on supplies and so forth, there's no need for deposits etc... I make a great living, I was/am a collector and as many knew me before the custom gigs took off, I bought/buy almost anything I ever wanted for my collection and I still do. This was never my full time job and for sure doesn't provide towards any income for my family or food on the table. It was/is for the love of the craft.

Again I'm sorry if this stings anyone, I do not mean for it be this way but in order for me to move on forward with what I want to create I need to be strict and put the foot down. I still want to make great items, share, put runs together and so forth but the necessary steps must take place before any of that happens. I've even been in talks with perhaps a few apprentices that have contacted me. So maybe a team can be formed in order to take on the new, up and growing volumes.

I'm sorry to have to state this again but I felt it was necessary and maybe the volumes of request can be lessened. I know there will still be many that don't see this post but hopefully it helps. Everything that is being shown is from the backlog or items I have agreed to before the deadline was set, there's still many great items to post and I hope everyone enjoys the sharing of them!

As always, thanks for the support my friends!!!

Ski

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Re: Skiman's Custom Workshop [Sculpting, Painting, Modding, etc...]

Hello my friends, I just wanted to update this statement here again just because I'm still getting a lot of traffic with messages for more commission items.

I'm definitely locked down as this is not really a break from painting it's more of a done deal until I feel different if that time will ever come. I really hate being the bad guy in this as I do enjoy painting and making clients happy with custom pieces in their collection. I really do, nothing brings me joy of seeing full customs built from my aid in the process, I live vicariously through the photos in collections and it's always awesome to hear whenever someone is satisfied with the work being done.

That being said, I think there's a misunderstanding to what my position is on the subject. Please do not take this the wrong way but some members may believe that more $$$ is enticing to maybe approve of work to be accepted. This is definitely not the case fellas. I never got into customs because I felt like I needed money, it has never been about that. There's no amount that can up the project into acceptance, simply because that doesn't matter to me. I did/do this because I love the craft, the clients, the fun that comes with collectibles...collaborations with other artists, etc... Like I said, please do not take this the wrong way but I'm a little different animal as maybe some may think/stereotype as a "starving artist", actually it's really so far from the truth. All of the projects can be or are funded straight from my pocket on supplies and so forth, there's no need for deposits etc... I make a great living, I was/am a collector and as many knew me before the custom gigs took off, I bought/buy almost anything I ever wanted for my collection and I still do. This was never my full time job and for sure doesn't provide towards any income for my family or food on the table. It was/is for the love of the craft.

Again I'm sorry if this stings anyone, I do not mean for it be this way but in order for me to move on forward with what I want to create I need to be strict and put the foot down. I still want to make great items, share, put runs together and so forth but the necessary steps must take place before any of that happens. I've even been in talks with perhaps a few apprentices that have contacted me. So maybe a team can be formed in order to take on the new, up and growing volumes.

I'm sorry to have to state this again but I felt it was necessary and maybe the volumes of request can be lessened. I know there will still be many that don't see this post but hopefully it helps. Everything that is being shown is from the backlog or items I have agreed to before the deadline was set, there's still many great items to post and I hope everyone enjoys the sharing of them!

As always, thanks for the support my friends!!!

Ski

In other words....

GET OFF SKI'S BALLZ!!!!
 
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