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Completed on December 4th, 2009
9 x 4.5 x 6.5 inches, made with an aluminum core and sculpted in mostly Super Sculpey Firm.
This year, Blizzard Entertainment turned 20 years old, and in addition to be so incredibly happy to be working where I am, I was also honored to have this personal sculpture included as part of the Blizzard Museum! I hadn't released any images of the finished piece (lovingly photographed here by Dana Bishop) until recently, but since he's now out in "public," I feel it's time to share the result of a few months of hard work that I feel really paid off.
I completed this piece of fan art way back in late 2009 shortly after World of Warcraft: Cataclysm was announced. When the first few pieces of official concept art for Deathwing were revealed, I thought he would be one heck of a fun challenge to sculpt him (especially since I hadn't sculpted in about two years before that).
More photos to come, but this is by far one of my favorites (Sparklers!).
I also took a series of photographs for the entire process which I will attempt to organize and put up at some point.
Click on "Full View" for a crisper, less distorted version.
Fan art. Not stock.
9 x 4.5 x 6.5 inches, made with an aluminum core and sculpted in mostly Super Sculpey Firm.
This year, Blizzard Entertainment turned 20 years old, and in addition to be so incredibly happy to be working where I am, I was also honored to have this personal sculpture included as part of the Blizzard Museum! I hadn't released any images of the finished piece (lovingly photographed here by Dana Bishop) until recently, but since he's now out in "public," I feel it's time to share the result of a few months of hard work that I feel really paid off.
I completed this piece of fan art way back in late 2009 shortly after World of Warcraft: Cataclysm was announced. When the first few pieces of official concept art for Deathwing were revealed, I thought he would be one heck of a fun challenge to sculpt him (especially since I hadn't sculpted in about two years before that).
More photos to come, but this is by far one of my favorites (Sparklers!).
I also took a series of photographs for the entire process which I will attempt to organize and put up at some point.
Click on "Full View" for a crisper, less distorted version.
Fan art. Not stock.
Image size
630x939px 563.37 KB
Make
Canon
Model
Canon EOS 5D
Shutter Speed
15/1 second
Aperture
F/16.0
Focal Length
74 mm
ISO Speed
100
Date Taken
Jan 31, 2010, 3:27:32 PM
Sensor Size
7mm
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Truly amazing. I am curious though, how did you keep the clay wet enough for a few months to keep working on it? Or rather, was it some kind of plaster?