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Yrdrig, approved design.
Published: 2010-02-08 00:31:49 +0000 UTC; Views: 72799; Favourites: 2461; Downloads: 1826
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I saw this sculpture in another deviant's favorites, loved the dynamic musculature, so I clicked to look at it larger.
It wasn't until I looked again at the full-size image that I realized he had a second face visible. Well done!
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Thank you, he has another face on his right side as well.
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the strong bulldog influence makes me wish this creature was real. i would absolutely love to own one!
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this is really cool, what sort of scale is it? ive got a lump of green chavent medeium clay but i find getting that kind of detail really difficult. also do you have a armature in this model, or do you use pure clay?
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Oh yeah, always do an armature.
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I love the creepy looks, and the fine detail.
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Tooo good! Hope to see this in the next one .
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Its great even if I loved the old one more! looked a lot more mutated by the raw stuff of chaos.
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Thanks, I like both for different reasons, but if I had to pick the fav. it would be the mutated one without a doubt.
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it was wayyyy better! but I really liked the vertebra coming out of the back of the second one! the first one with the back of the second. that would have been awesome.
My Girlfriend approves!
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wow, such a change between the last upload, it's totally different! was it hard to re-work your work?
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That's always the frustrating part. If it's a good idea then not so bad once you get into the flow of it. If it's not a good design change then you just want to beat whomever's responsible with a steel bat( usually a producer who has no artistic background whatsoever). Most of the stuff you see in a film that looks like shit is usually the producer's or studio's fault.
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Man I love this thing. Fantastic as usual Dave.
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Man, I really dig this. Oh, and sorry about clay curiousity in my other comment...didn't realize you'd already said what it was.
You're phenominal artist, Mr.G.
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awesome...amazing and awesome.! great detail!
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Not quite as unorthodox, but I guess you have to make compromises if you're going for a recognizable mythological figure. So does the spine go straight down the back?
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Spine fades off at lower back. Also part of Barlowe design.
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Oh, I meant position, not length. It seems as if the spine leans heavily towards Yrdrig's left as it goes down from the photo and I was wondering if this is actually the case.
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Simply awesome man, love the forms youve got going on, paticularly in the folds of his fleshy face!!
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Thanks so much and love your work.
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Awww! He is so ugly he's cute!!! Love it!!!
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What sculpting material did you use for this, if you don't mind me asking?
very cool posingdesigntextureeverythingggggggggggggggg!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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That is Chavant NSP medium which is sort of the standard clay everyone uses in this field. Also comes in green.
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Oh cool, thanks. I'm just getting into sculpting, making my first character maquette at school (in super sculpey), so it's interesting to see what everyone is using.
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do you or would you sell some of your scuptures?
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I'm currently selling my Nosferatu model kit a Nocturna Productions. Most of the stuff I have on hear are film work and I don't have copies of.
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