Captain America

[deadhead16mb]

did this for class. about 1/4 scale.
might paint it bronze

[Camara]

I LOVE the face.It´s an awesome sculpture!!

[Christopher Genovese]

Wow. Now that is a sweet bust. I like that you've given Captain America an iconic yet original face, something apart from the cookie-cutter, square-jawed Ken doll look that I see so often in depictions of various super heroes (not that there's anything wrong with that). This just feels more real and lifelike than I'm used to seeing. Bravo!

[Frederik Storm]

I'm with Camara here, the face is amazing, looks absolutely brilliant! Overall just a really cool bust.

[Waipunga]

Wow Dude! This is a show stopper! Right on the button Mate. OK if you are going to paint it bronze consider the ancient marble method with the eyes. (seen in a lot of greek and roman sculpture) They would scribe a very fine circular line to delineate the iris and then in the centre of the eyeball create a small hollow with a tiny little triangular wedge of material (identical in each eye), which if done right, appears that a flash of light is coming back off the eye just like in real life. Great work Man.

[Bongsplat]

Most excellent!:)

Great take on ol' cap, I like the bronze idea but I'd would love to see this painted in full colour as well.

Awesome work:)

[Vermis]

Nifty! More of an Ultimate Cap than classic Cap?
Very well-detailed, too. Those scales are giving me the heeby-jeebies.

[midknight523]

wow that's really badass

[IKEMAN!]

awsome, what is that made out of?, i dont sculpt so i don't know.

[agrmrs]

simply awesome head bust <3 ...... anatomy and the emotion is superb ..... can u tell me which clay u used to create it ....... and if u can put some more shots ....thanx :) keep it up :D

[Pavel Sokov]

Wow, that face is incredible, it has a degree of character I have never seen before in a super hero. That is absolutely fantastic to see!
Hey, I keep on asking in every thread, but never get an answer. You can bake sculpey with the wooden piece and it wont catch fire?

[JimmyS]

hey good stuff man....one question. what brand of medium are you using?

[Aizkur]

really increible bust!

[propsculptor]

I think to paint it Bronze would be a big Mistake, Mold it and offer Copies!

Then paint a copy in a Bronze style!!

Great Job!

[Jive Turkey]

I love this, man. He looks like a tough guy from the 30s or 40s. His nose looks like he's gotten into a few scraps.

[troyboy]

That's really outstanding. Great original take on Cap. ;)

[Softskin]

I am in awe!! It has a very nice watchmen feel to it... looks so real. Did you use a Roman emperor bust for some reference?

-And I believe the medium is super sculpey, correct me if I'm wrong here.

In fact I'm just starting up a Frankensteins Monster bust, and I-shit-you-not have been sitting and drawing meaty mouthmuscles for the past couple of days.. You nailed THAT perfectly, and I'm gonna look like a bad copy-cat :)

[Mah ' Crub]

I don't know how I missed this, I found it at the bottom of the page. This is sooo good. The emotion is so palpable, he looks sad or thoughtful. Great job, I certainly hope you continue to produce more work.

Mah ' Crub

[Kinjiru]

Amazing work man! I love it!!!!!

[guasch]

wow, fantastic execution on the facial expression, i think it was influenced a bit by Stallone's iconic "smirky" face. or not? added that his face has a really muscular edges. really cool stuff man :D

[tiger76]

Very cool work you are an artist, thank you

[aadi]

i like good job you do great over all face propotion is good

[soulburn3d]

Awesome, he has a lot of character.

[Piranha Clan]

This is what Cap should look like in the live-action flick. Kick @$$.

[llikzzub Cook]

I love this sculpt! amazing! the emotion portrayed is astounding. really makes me want to work on large scale projects. keep up the great work.

[ZLuca]

Awesome!

I love the roman-gladiator look you gave to Cap .America!
beautiful!

Luca

[jaroldsng]

I LOVE THIS!
please post up pics in bronze, or maybe even marble? haha!
but i bet the cloth and wings tend to crack and crumble.