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Published: 2014-12-12 12:55:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 2945; Favourites: 88; Downloads: 0
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Here is the master of Tumarukh the Cartographer from a concept by Pedro Nunez
This is a sculpt I have done for the amazing Black Sailors project.
Thanks to them for giving me the chance to do it.
As you can see there is an option for his left hand, with a feather or a riffle.
You can also see another version with a different head here
60 mm to top of his head, made in Fimo
Hope you'll like him
Only 3 days left in the campaign, don't hesitate to participate, it deserve it
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Comments: 40
thank you, fimo on this one but this is quite similar
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Love the Rackham-esque Orcy look, with your own unique and incomparable flare. Totally great!
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thank you for the kind comment
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Of all of the series so far, I think that this fella is my favourite. Fantastic characterisation. and I love the little touches like the pocket. That detail sells the whole thing for me, really tells the story of this guys life. Genius.
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still amazed that that is fimo. Your ability to control & detail the material is uncanny. i think ive said this before, but have you ever tried sculpting in castaline?
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thank you
not tried castaline yet, would like when I'll have some time
what are the interests for you ?
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teeny, tiny detail. When its warm, its pliable. When its cold, its like carving into soap stone. It would take a little bit more time building up the form, but towards the end of sculpting, it would hold more detail than polymer clays.
Also, i can pick it up and hold it in my hand. Can't hold polymer clay while its soft. That is what makes me choose it over soft clay.
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looks great, thank you may try that maybe for bigger scale though
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thank you very much my friend, always appreciate your support
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Simply Fantastic!
I like it a lot
Thank You for sharing
Later
Russ
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Thank you, glad you like
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Incredible sculpt!! Love all the detail you put into it.
Is a mold made of it as it is? Or does it get broken
into smaller parts for casting?
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Thank you, glad you like him.
For casting the head, the 2 hands, the loincloth and his right arm are separate.
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As usual another stunning work!
Your work always blows me away and I look forward to seeing it!
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Thank you so much, I really appreciate the support and comment
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thank you, always a pleasure to read your comment, it means a lot to me
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The weight of the character and the drape of the fabric sculpting are wonderful. I really like the overall feel of him too. Well done!
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Thank you very much, I'm really glad you like him
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I'm amazed at all the details you put in to this piece Patrick.
The expression and the pose and the action you put in to it are so well done.
Love this piece!
Have a great weekend my friend!
Take care
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thank you so much my friend, lot of your compliments go to Pedro Nunez, the guy behind the concept.
it was a pleasure to work on this piece
really glad you love it.
have a great weekend too
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Looks like you had a blast with it!
My hat is off to Pedro Nunez as well!
Take care my friend.
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Long and quite difficult piece but it was really worth the work and I'm really happy to be part of this awesome project of miniatures called "Black Sailors"
Thank you again,
Take care
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