COC Sculpts

[abhorsen950]

Not mine wish they were


http://www.flickr.com/photos/bugmaker999/
I think yourll agree there quality

Check it out

[Donpimpom]

truly awesome 

i like this ones
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bugmaker999/page9/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bugmaker999/page21/

He uses "PVC gel" i wonder how it works, a kind of softer epoxy putty?

[abhorsen950]

No Idea but I had the same reaction, some of his drawings are amazing aswell. Really stunning stuff.

[demi_morgana]

yeah, totally out of mortals' world!

[Uncle Mike]

Some great sculpts and art!!! Cool. 

[abhorsen950]

Thourght some of you might like it, stumbled across it on a blog.

[Alfrik]

*cough cough* ... Might I be bold enough to suggest that they are not actually sculptures but real ones painted up differently as a warning ?? 

[Connectamabob]

He uses "PVC gel" i wonder how it works, a kind of softer epoxy putty?

He says in one of the comments that it's Sculpy. Super Sculpy, from the look of the WIP pics. I've never encountered the term "PVC gel" before (wonder where he got it?), but polymer clays are vinyl based, so it makes sense. Super sculpy is great for large sculpts, better than epoxy putty IMO because it lets you take the time you need to refine & detail.

Love his work. Giant bug models have fascinated me since I was a little boy, thanks to many school trips to the San Diego Natural History Museum.

This guy makes me think of the giant nymph corpse dredged out of the sewers in Mimic. That thing in the cage is plenty creepy too.

OT- I'm noticing I have to hand color code my links. Most forums do that automatically, but here they seem to camouflage themselves the same color as normal text. Weird.

[Hammers]

I read something completely different in that subject field and was appalled.

[Steve F]

I read something completely different in that subject field and was appalled.

Is Cynthia Plastercaster a member of this Forum?