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Published: 2007-03-23 19:47:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 107736; Favourites: 2641; Downloads: 14113
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This is a sculpt I did for Virgin Comics. Is one of their comic book characters called "Ramayan" the worrior prince. It'll be a full color hand painted collectable figurine. This is based on the cover art from one of their comics called Rama painted by Alex Ross.It's about 11 1/2" tall.
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Excellent sculpture! Wonderful detail and composition
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Hey I have this comic ^_^ (your sculpt is better btw).
Please accept this llama as a token of my appreciation.
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This sculpture is superb! Beautiful lines, flow and movement. Outstanding work!
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May I ask where you got the little beads? I've been wanting to incorporate little things like that into my own sculptures and I've looked all over the place, to no avail. I've looked in the various craft shops around here and the only thing I can find are beads for jewelrymaking, and they're all cut like a gem and look tacky. I can't find any that are smooth.
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They were sent to me by the Virgin comics. Not sure where they got those.
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this is by far the coolest figurine I have ever seen! good job!!
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Really breath-taking, looking forward to its release as a collectible
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very nice.but base material was very poor quality first that tail kind of thing is bended than broken there was no supporting rod cable was not there
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That's to bad, I didn't realize that. Virgin Comics is new to this type of product. the Factory they used to produce this should have known better.
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every where adulteration
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Yours works are amazing, I love all
I wanna try sculpture but i not sure what material i need to use.
Are you using clay for this work? or if not what is that material? I don't know what material i need to buy if I wanna try this Art ;D And sorry for my English gramma.
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Perfect.... you make... perfect Thinks. so amazing!
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I also adore the painted version of this piece!
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You have an insane talent, such attention to detail. I much prefer these works to the Zbrush sculptures.
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Wonderful work. Just amazing.
(PS. just a small thing, you mixed up the names. The character is Ram and comic is Ramayan.)
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Great! I'm picking a few of yours as favourites.
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Love the movement of your work it is really emotive which is becoming so rare these daze and the detail is fantastic!
I'm still learning how to work with this web site.Would you like to start a sculpture group?
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oh wow, what did you use for the blue "jewels" for lack of a better term.
is that an opalescent paint or are they made of a different substance and attached separately?
thanks in advance!
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*jaw drop*
Such an intelligent, dynamic composition; I can only imagine the amount of concentration and effort that went into that sculpt. Huge admiration for you.
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hello i love your artwork & ill be looking forward to seeing more so keep up the great work so keep 
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nice
kinda looks like a blood-elf hunter, dunno why...
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I just gotta ask, as I'm having huge problems with this issue:
How can you build it on such a small pillar? How do you make it hold the weight before it's dry?
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I sculpted the piece over a wire armature that was suspended from a support
armature coming out the back of the sculpt. and down the a wood base.
The fabric that flows down to the ground was sculpted separately with a strong
armature underneath. This is sculpted in Super Sculpey, a polymer clay that is cured
in an oven.
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