Hi everyone I could use everyone’s help here. I hope you all will tune in to MAKE’s new series about the people turning fantasy into reality. I’m calling it [b]Make:Believe[/b]. MAKE Magazine has supported and enabled me to take my sculpting hobby and turn it into a video series. I passionately believe these stories [...]
Continue reading...23. August 2012
In case you haven’t seen it, here is an interview I did with Blizzard over my Azmodan sculpture. Thanks Blizzard!
Continue reading...20. August 2012
I’m undecided, I’m thinking a 15″ tall version of the Brumak, from Gears of War, with eyes and guns that light up…
Continue reading...3. August 2012
I just wrote a huge post about how I made my latest sculpture over at MAKE: http://blog.makezine.com/2012/08/03/my-diablo-iii-sculpture-azmodan/ Check it out!
Continue reading...12. October 2011
Here is a small update to the Fire Rift minis… I’m thinking of doing a run of 10 or so for these guys. I’m trying to keep costs down, but waiting for the lighting kits costs to come back. I’ll try to keep the cost under $200 for sure, more details to come. Email me [...]
Continue reading...27. September 2011
After I posted about my Rift sculpture that was broken in transit, I had a lot of great feedback from the community (thanks everyone!). Some folks expressed interest in smaller versions, possibly a series of Rifts, so I thought “why not?” Plus, I would like to give one to my friend over at Rift who [...]
Continue reading...31. August 2011
Back in November of 2010, an old colleague of mine emailed me, asking if I still sculpted. The company he works for, Trion Worlds, was looking to create a one-of-a-kind sculpture for a promotional giveaway. He asked if I was interested. He didn’t have to ask twice. I jumped at the chance, and thus began [...]
Continue reading...23. April 2010
I have been sitting on this one for a bit, added some sand to the base, still haven’t decided what to do about the base. I’ll take some better pics soon, but here is a little taste of this bad boy. He’s about 16″ long, made from sculpey and MagicSculpt, and one-of-a-kind! And here is [...]
Continue reading...15. January 2010
I’ve been in love with this illustration of a World of Warcraft Archer Troll for awhile now. It was created by a company I used to work in the same building as, and they did this piece for Upper Deck. Just a great piece, all around. I wish I knew how to take better pics [...]
Continue reading...12. September 2009
Here’s the latest work-in-progress 1/6 sculpt I’ve been playing with: Bug from Micronauts. Micronauts was this crazy comic from the 80s, based on line of toys from Japan. Refresh yourself on the whole universe over at Micro Outpost or Wikipeida. Bug was (is) my favorite character from Micronauts and I’ve always wanted a toy of [...]
Continue reading...20. July 2009
Here is how I made the Unburied tattered clothing. I cut/rip up an old t-shirt to fit, then transferred the cloth to cardboard and cut out a pattern to make cutting future pieces faster. I put on some rubber gloves, made a grungy base color in a bowl with some craft paints, and rubbed the [...]
Continue reading...8. July 2009
Yes, another upcoming Diablo III character. I swear, I’ll stop after this one. This is the Shaman Fallen, read more about him here. I’m pretty much doing this exact pose. So here is his head and horns. I’ll save the rest for another day.
Continue reading...8. July 2009
How crazy is this, I entered the “Diablo III: Unburied” in the Marin County Fair this year and I won first place! Now, this isn’t your regular fair. Oh no… the Creature and Model competition is judged by the guys who formed Industrial Light and Magic (now known as Kerner Optical)!! I’m completely floored. Getting [...]
Continue reading...17. June 2009
I made this tutorial awhile back and posted on my site and on various forums. However, I coordinated with Gary Overman (owner of Willow Products and maker of the wonderful wax I use) to package this up and allow people to download. I happily obliged because I want to get the word out on his [...]
Continue reading...This model is called “Planes of the Head”, or the Asaro Head, named after the man who invented it, John Asaro.If you want to learn more about Asaro’s history, check out stories California Art Club article, Lines and Color article and his website. (There is also a small booklet he wrote with more drawings of [...]
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18. October 2012
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