Zombie and Demon

[doppelganger]

Regards all,

I am new to the list and I figured I would post a couple works. This is a sculpey zombie bust. He is on a carved plaster base. I took a sillicone mold off this and plan to sell busts in the near future.

http://www.scottspencer.com/images/zombie_bust.jpg


http://www.scottspencer.com/images/demon_bust.jpg


This is a lifesize 1:1 scale demon bust (scale to a lifesize human head at least). He is oil clay with glass eyes and very much a work in progress. I am still refining form at this stage.

I hope you like these. Check out www.scottspencer.com for some illustrations ans such. New site so I am still uploading work.


Scott

[juicy_fruit]

hey saw u in dsg also.. hey was wondering wat college did u go to cause u did all the work that i wanna and thats basically wat i want to create with my future

[juicy_fruit]

by the way i was hopefully decidely going to ringling and get 3 or 4 years in for sculpting illustration maybe 3d work.. lowpoly probobly freelance.. concept thats prob it. btw i live in florida and its in sarasota just under me.. im in clearwater.. near tampa

[doppelganger]

Hi juicy_fruit,

I go to the Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah GA.

Scott

[juicy_fruit]

hey im looking for the topics i posted earlier into a college for about 3 or 4 years.. pricing also counts.. for those choices.. should i go to ringling..? or.. Savannah College of Art and Design.. but i live right next to ringling

[doppelganger]

I found some better shots of the sculpt I took under better lighting conditions. Figured I would throw them up here.

http://www.scottspencer.com/images/3_VIEW_ZOMB.jpg

[poly_cube]

that's pretty damn awesome!

[juicy_fruit]

really like how that skeletal zombies turning out btw he was read and now hes default grey? oh well grey looks better and wat happened to the plasture bottom or watever i like that its cut off and tight

[doppelganger]

Thanks for the kind words poly_cube & juicy fruit : )

The color tempature change is because the first shot was indorrs under photoflood bulbs and the second was shot digitally outside. The base is off the second batch because I took them before I added the base for stability.

I think I agree the base overpowers the sculpt, It may look beter painted with gray primer.


Scott

[foster]

takes me a little while to reply but these are wonderful. you did an excellent job on the zombie and i am curious as to how the demon is coming along.

jon

[Scrubbin Bubbles]

Hey Doppel You know any tattoo artists named Damien? Just wondering cause I made out with this girl whose brother runs a shop in Savana.

[doppelganger]

Jon: Thank you, it is truly encouraging to get positive feedback from an artist who's work I admire. The demon bust is on the back burner this week because I am doing concept designs for a group project at school. I am sculpting a three headed skinned dog maquette for an animated Dante's Inferno. I hope to get back to the demon in the next couple weeks. I will post pics as soon as I can.

With a full classload and a part time job it is hard to get these personal projects in edgewise. I always say I cant wait to graduate art school so I can have time to do some art.

Scott

PS Scrubbin Bubbles: Sorry man, dont know him.

[Scotty]

This is great stuff man! I get the creeps just looking at that Demon Bust. Keep at it...I can't wait to see it finished. :chug:

[Scrubbin Bubbles]

Really I did make out with a girl, once...

Oh yeah the teeth on the zombie are all the same, no canines or molars. Sorry if its picky, but I think canines look cool.

[AnarchyAo2]

OMG, those glass eyes really look sweet on the sculpt!

[enigma]

sweeeet, ure attention to detail is awesome

[doppelganger]

Thanks enigma and AnarchyAo2!

Yeah I got hjooked on glass eyes. I buy them from taxidermy shops in all different sized from human to smaller and larger. They really help bring a sculpt to life.

Scott