Cast Fishies

Fish cast in resin now for the finishing....whew!!

Its Beginning to Smell in Here

The third of the Rich Werner fish.........

Fishy Update

Here is the second in the series, sculpting complete just need to finish smoothing.
Puffer:

Bus Stop Update(ready for molding...maybe)

Bus Stop is ready for the mold(well....almost still need some input from Bruno), just need to extend the sign post and add a chunk of concrete block to the end. Love to hear you opinions.....

Sub Complete(mostly;)

Thought I had posted this pic to the blog but I had only posted it to the forum, so here it is with a close-up of the dead fish. Just a little more primer and on to the paint.......let me know what you think?

Dead Fish:

More Fishies

More of the fish by artist Rich Werner (check out his other work), I am doing these as bas relief and plan to cast a couple in plaster and vacuum form a few more. Still some work to do on the two but teeth just needs some smoothing. Crits and comments welcome.

Art:

Teeth:

Puffer:

Cartoon Fish

I wanted to challenge myself to interpret a very graphic character into 3D. I ran across a great pic of a fish on Rich Werner's Blog (local Seattle concept artist) Its still a work in progress so there are still some details to fix and finish.

Tyger Tyger

Another study based on art by Ben Caldwell sculpted in Chavant. You can check out more of his work here: http://daredetectives.com/phpBB2/index.php

Bus Stop Billy

My friend Bruno and I are in the process of starting a vinyl(resin) toy company and here is our first figure. You can check out other pics, including the great artwork of Shawn Johnson(see his other artwork here)at the MUB (Mad Urban Bombers) Blog. Just like always love to hear feedback.

Rivets and Dead Fish

Im not sure I have ever updated my blog this fast but here is a quick update. I added rivets and now beside the sanding and finishing I have dead fish and the base to finish(not to forget the molding and casting of the prop and hatch wheel, but thats minor). Should be ready for paint in less than two weeks.