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This is fantastic work. Β Was this done in Zbrush? Β I use sculpey firm but thinking of moving to a wax clay variation
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Thank you! I sculpted the original in sculpey firm mixed with scupey regular.
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You could, you're really talented and your results are perfect ! It's with pleasure I watch you !
Did you use the same technique of molding and painting inside the mold with resin?
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Thank you!! I haven't tried that specific technique but its definitely on my to do list for the future.
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I can't wait to see your future sculpture, they're a real inspiration !
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So proud, I have a framed print of this. Last night we had a party and showed it off. The guests were blown away!
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That is AMAZING!! Nice detail it looks so realistic
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I just got my 15x21" print of this today! Wow! The quality is superb, I think it is actually a giclee print from the looks of it. I will post a pic later. Thanks! I love your sculpture!
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Hello Scot! Buying aΒ print of my work is one of the nicest compliments that I ever received.
I'm glad you appreciate my sculpture that much. A heartfelt thank you and happy sculpting to you!
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You're welcome! Yeah the print is insane!!! I love the quality, better than I expected is it a giclee print? it looks like it is and it have the velvety feel, I have a you tube channel and will make a video when I get it framed and above my computer. I will send you the link later, have a great night!
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Hey Scot, I'm not sure what kind of print it is, this is theΒ first one I've sold.
I checked out one of your windowΒ painting tutorials, great techniques.
I was a house painter for about 7 years. Looking forward to the link and thanks again!
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Hi Jesse, ha! that's cool you checked out some of my tutorials. Yeah I finally decided to just do them and not charge, then I can get more creative and have fun with them.
That's interesting you were a house painter, we all move around.
The quality is pretty amazing. I have had a few giclee prints of my art made before for art shows. I use to do the lowbrow gallery circuit and was pretty involved with Greg Escalanate from Juxtapoz magazine but discovered I am not into the gallery scene. Anyway the print is velvety smooth, I got a frame for it yesterday, I will create a journal to a link to some pics of the framed piece.
Just showed my wife the print, it blew her mind! ha!
Thanks Jesse
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...had to look again! yikes! hahahaha! this is astounding!
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Holy cow...okay no one can deny how amazing this is, I am freakin' blown away, as good as Jordu Schell and that guy that does those huge oversized pieces (forgot his name). You are really a master. I love seeing someone who can do super amazing work! Refreshing and inspiring!
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I thank you for those comments, Jordu Schell is one of my all time favorite sculptors and I feel humbled when I think of his work.
I think Ron Mueck is the other sculptor you were thinking of, an amazing sculptor as well.
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Your welcome.
Yes Ron Mueck is his name.
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This is amazing! May I ask, how did you get the stubble effect? Is that actually hair fibres? O_O
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Thanks!! Its white acrylic paint that's dried up on the side of a little plastic container.Β I scrape tiny flecks
from the side with a pin and carefully apply them one by one. The dark hair was applied with some type of
charcoal pencil crayon sharpened every few hairs. Once done I seal it withΒ Krylon Crystal Clear. Very tedious!Β Β Β Β
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sheesh, how did you learn this stuff lol, that's incredible
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Well I don't have the right words in my english dictionary so I'll say in Italian: GRANDIOSO!
Your art is incredibly realistic ...
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Glad you liked it, thanks!!
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Oh lord... oh man this is amazing!!! can I make a question? what type of paint you used to paint it?
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Thank you!! I use acrylic paint and chalk dust painted on with a fine brush and sealed with Krylon Cristal Clear.
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amazing!!! thanks for the answer 
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Not wishing to be over dramatic or anything, but this is the most amazingly awesome piece of art I've seen this year! I'm genuinely blown away and in awe! Β
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Thank you!! That is a great compliment.
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