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Presenting Lucy Westenra from Bram Stoker's Dracula. After I made my Dracula figure I wanted to make my take on his beautiful victim, Lucy.
I wanted to pay a bit of an homage to Hammer horror movies with my Lucy figure and the beautifully sculpted Wanda from Spawn figure had just the right level of sex appeal whilst maintaining some innocence with the long white "wedding" gown>
I used the head of a Jonah Hex Lilah figure as I loved the face sculpt and the hair. Initially I was going to make her a blonde but after painting the face I thought it looked a bit like Lucy as portrayed by Sadie Frost so decided to make her a dark red head as a bit of a nod to that.
As the figure already has very limited pose-ability I also added and blended in part of the Lilah neck with the ball joint to offer more subtle changes in pose.
I wanted her look as if she has just been caught mid sleep walk, wide eyed and trance like. Also she had to look ill, after all the Count has been draining her of blood, so I painted her skin a pale lavender and then dry brushed a pale flesh tint over the top, and kept her eyes darker. I think this gives a suitably anemic look. Her bite marks I made when I was joining the neck with the point of a pin, I then used clear red mixed with brown ink for blood.
Dracula's details can be found in my gallery.
Comments and feed back appreciated

Description
Presenting Lucy Westenra from Bram Stoker's Dracula. After I made my Dracula figure I wanted to make my take on his beautiful victim, Lucy.
I wanted to pay a bit of an homage to Hammer horror movies with my Lucy figure and the beautifully sculpted Wanda from Spawn figure had just the right level of sex appeal whilst maintaining some innocence with the long white "wedding" gown>
I used the head of a Jonah Hex Lilah figure as I loved the face sculpt and the hair. Initially I was going to make her a blonde but after painting the face I thought it looked a bit like Lucy as portrayed by Sadie Frost so decided to make her a dark red head as a bit of a nod to that.
As the figure already has very limited pose-ability I also added and blended in part of the Lilah neck with the ball joint to offer more subtle changes in pose.
I wanted her look as if she has just been caught mid sleep walk, wide eyed and trance like. Also she had to look ill, after all the Count has been draining her of blood, so I painted her skin a pale lavender and then dry brushed a pale flesh tint over the top, and kept her eyes darker. I think this gives a suitably anemic look. Her bite marks I made when I was joining the neck with the point of a pin, I then used clear red mixed with brown ink for blood.
Dracula's details can be found in my gallery.
Comments and feed back appreciated