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Published: 2007-07-31 01:24:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 14144; Favourites: 239; Downloads: 432
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Just a few more views of my 1/6th scale bust of Bruce Wayne from the show Batman Beyond. For more info on this bust check here
[link] Bruce Wayne and Batman Beyond © DC Comics
This bust of Bruce Wayne © Walter O'Neal 2007
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i always thought this bruce was sort of tragic. i mean, bruce already is tragic, but even more so in his old age 
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this is perfect. just perfect. i think that if they were to make a batman beyond movie, clint eastwood could do justice to the bruce wayne character.
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Wow, great work! I really admire and envy people who have the patience and skills to work with sculptures, and you are definitely among the best. Surely this is what the dark knight will become after many decades of crime fighting!
Great job.
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I commented on the single shot before realising that there's more... I'm even more speechless, if that's possible.
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ok, now I'm even more impressed. How long did this take you? (and sorry if you've answered that one ten times already)
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I did both of these busts at the same time and it took about a month from start to finish to do all of the sculpting molding and casting for both together. I sculpted Bruce's finished head in about a week though.
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That is AMAZING!! The detail in the face and hair is exceptional, and I love the crotchety expression you gave him. So very much old Bruce, especially when Terry first met him. Just how long did it take you to make this?
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Thank you! It took about 2 weeks to sculp the head and the base and then another week or so to do the molding and casting.
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OMG! you can sculpt just as well as your paintings! this is incredible!
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You did an excellent job here. So much so that I knew who it was without even reading first the title or description before viewing the image. So I tip my hat to ya. Well done.
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Thank you so much danimation! I appreciate you saying that!
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All those wrinkles must have been a pain, but it's true that the more the subject is imperfect the more the artist rendering it shines.
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wow... how did you learn all this magnificient art work? Your others are so perfect too!!
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Online tutorials and a bunch of trial and error. Mistakes are the best teachers out there!
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Thank man! You've got some really great sculptures in your gallery as well!
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Thank you 
A question: I am generally struggling to make realisitc hair. Do you have any tips or guidelines you can help me out with? That would be most appreciated and valuable to me.
Andreas
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Here are a couple of hair tutorials that I found really helpful. The second one is better than the first but you'll have to register at the clubhouse forums first to be able to follow the link.
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Hope those help!
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Thanks for the links! Sorry I didnt say thanks before, but when I reply now the message you sent me with the tutorial links will disappear from my message list. And yes, I did find them helpful
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OMG !! the expression on his face would take a million words to descripe, genius !!!! PURE Genuis !!! Damn fine work walter , i hope 1 day i get the privlage to shake your hand !!!!!
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Holy hell that's great! Amazing job on his face, it looks just like I would imagine. Really fab job on this one, Walter!
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That. Is amazing work. The wrinkles and eyes are just great.
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NSS! There you are! I was wondering where you'd jiggered off to. X3 This looks kickass!
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He looks like a grumpy old fart. The details are amazing. If colored correctly this could be one hell of a sweet collectible. Or you could just make a layer paint so it looked like stone or metal and it could work. This is a priceless sculpt.
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The sculpture is really nice, but the photos are also extremely well done. Did you take these yourself or have them professionally taken? Do you have any tips on taking photographs of sculpture?
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I actually just put up a little crappy demo in my scraps of how I set up my photo shoots. Prepare to be completely underwhelmed by how straight ghetto my process is. But I hope it helps some!
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This is excellent!!! Your aging of the Brucester is top notch.
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Wow Bruce looks awsome this must've took a while.
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My God, I thought the Terry McGinnis bust was hot,but this is amazing.
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ohoh wow, absolutely brutal. This is an unforgettable tribute to a classic show, the detail is just amazing. Wonderful work!
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HOly crap! THIS IS AMAZING. I like this one the best. Amazing amazing!
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damn that's good definition. whew. almost TOO good
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OMG! 
How many ways can I say that you're brilliant, Walter?! I donno, but you deserve them all!
So real. Yeah, thats a man who hates the fact that he's trapped in an old shell.
*does happy dance*
*Bruce comes to life and scowls at me for being happy*
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cool sculpture.. i used to watch that show all the time
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Me too! I was heart broken when it ended!
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