Concept Art: Troll

[Vidar3d]

great stuff. It looks like he could use a little more bulk to his latisssimus dorsi and a little clearer definition between his deltoid and his upper arm and where the pectoral and the deltoid.

Great costume and details. I especially like the ears. Is he already baked? Can we see an image from the back?

[Bayaron]

i didnt bake it... and i am not going to


http://www.kreinin.com/images/ss/Troll_Pose_01.jpg

http://www.kreinin.com/images/ss/Troll_Pose_02.jpg

http://www.kreinin.com/images/ss/Troll_Pose_03.jpg

[Michael Chen]

Pretty neat :)

[Bayaron]

Thx!!

[Pibre3d]

Very nice! I really like that face.
The proportions of the feet and legs seem a bit odd to me be beside that, great work.

[Deathropolis]

Simply amazing, just awesome, how much time did that require?

Btw what's with the immense toe on his feet?

[Bayaron]

I build it in 2 days, in day 1 i made the skeleton and in day 2 i made the character..
and these are my instruments (http://www.kreinin.com/images/ss/instrument.jpg) :)

[david]

Really, really great stuff. I look at it in amazement. Only the nose looks a bit dorky. Thats probably what you wanted, but it's to much in my opinion.

What material did you use to model it? And can you move the limbs? So you can use it for stop motion?

I wanne see more pls :drool:

[bluemagicuk]

Hey thats really good .
Thumbs up from me :thumbsup:

[asod]

great work Igor :beer:

[Acidum]

Great work!
:thumbsup:

[Creamdog]

Hey Bayaron. Looks cool. Only 2 days? That's extra cool. There are sculpts I've been working on for 30 days and still not finished. Oh well. Just some advise about not ever baking your sculpt. There are solvents in the sculpey that act agressive towards paint and plastic. So don't put it on a nicely painted shelf, plastic table etc. It will damage it for real. And another thing, sculpey wil not stay pliable forever. After a year or 2 it has dried out completely. The bad thing is, when it's dried out and not baked, it's brittle as hell, and will crumble away between your fingers. I can understand why you won't bake it. It will loose it's cool shine and the hairs and stuff will break for sure. That's why I suggest to make small, breakable details like hair with Aves Apoxie. It's a very cool product. Look it up on the internet, or check the shiflettbrothers sculpting forum (http://www.theclubhouse1.net/forums/viewforum.php?f=9&sid=4a971f9e51fb2725331b6e02271d7b98)

[Bayaron]

Originally posted by Creamdog
Hey Bayaron. Looks cool. Only 2 days? That's extra cool. There are sculpts I've been working on for 30 days and still not finished. Oh well. Just some advise about not ever baking your sculpt. There are solvents in the sculpey that act agressive towards paint and plastic. So don't put it on a nicely painted shelf, plastic table etc. It will damage it for real. And another thing, sculpey wil not stay pliable forever. After a year or 2 it has dried out completely. The bad thing is, when it's dried out and not baked, it's brittle as hell, and will crumble away between your fingers. I can understand why you won't bake it. It will loose it's cool shine and the hairs and stuff will break for sure. That's why I suggest to make small, breakable details like hair with Aves Apoxie. It's a very cool product. Look it up on the internet, or check the shiflettbrothers sculpting forum (http://www.theclubhouse1.net/forums/viewforum.php?f=9&sid=4a971f9e51fb2725331b6e02271d7b98)

Thanks a lot!!!!

[rimmer]

exellent work Bayaron...and just in two days...very impresive

I like your inovative uses for the material...from the belts to the clothes great solutions for a quick concept design

can't wait to see the 3d model

keep up the good work man:thumbsup: :

[subculture]

:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

i thought this was 3d for a second until i saw the metal frame

[mash1000]

Nice, I just want to star sculpting too. What sculpt did you use>?

[Renoiro]

Nice troll, Bayaron ;)
Working over some fantasy project?

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