3D Sculpting Workshop - Movement


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November 17, 2007 - January 5, 2008[/b]
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         [b]Welcome to the  Anatomy Forum's 3D sculpting workshop! [/b]
         
         This workshop is open to [color=Orange]any 3D scultping medium and style. Some informal moderation will be provided by Magdalena Dadela and Rebecca Kimmel however, the purpose of the workshop is for every participant to interact with and informally critique other artists’ work.[/color]
         
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         The goal of the workshop is to complete at least one piece[font=Verdana] - either a master copy or an original work within the designated time.
[b]   NOTE[/b]: The references provided below are just a suggestion if you don't have any ideas of your own :) You are welcome to come up with characters of your own as long as they relate, directly, to the main theme of the workshop
         
         
         [/font][/size][/font][/color][/size][/font][/font][/indent][/indent][u]GUIDELINES:[font=Arial][font=Arial Black][size=2][font=Arial][size=3][color=Orange] 
         
         [/size][/font][/color][/size][/font][/font][/u]1. [color=DarkOrange]Sculpt a character according to the theme of the workshop - [b]MOTION [/b][it doesn't mean your character has to be running - it can just as well be a subtle twist of the muscles :)] [b]. [/b] It doesn't have to be a copy of a painting or a sculpture - the choice is yours!
         
 2. You can use a ready made/downloaded base mesh but the sculpting work has to be done entirely during this workshop - no previously started sculpts will be allowed! Should you use another artist's base mesh please give credit.
         
         3. You may create a whole figure or a small study of a part of the body. The idea is to give it your best and try to create as accomplished a piece as possible. Consider the time constraints! You are not obliged, however, to make just one finished piece, and if you do not feel like doing a master copy, by all means choose your own reference.
         
         4. You may use any style and interpretation you want - as long as it does adhere to the theme of the workshop and is tasteful, respectful and for the purpose of study of human anatomy.
         
         5. You may use any 3D sculpting software you have access to :)
         
 6. If you decide to create your own character - it is suggested that you post any major references you will be using and give credit where it is due.
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         7. The moderators will be offering occasional comments but the main focus of the workshop is for the artists to [color=Orange]critique each other's efforts So post your WIPs and b[/color]e courteous and polite while answering to other people's posts. 
         
         8. Please, limit the size of your images to [color=Orange]800px in[/color][color=Orange] width[color=#fffffe].
         
         9. You are welcome to post your work in your personal anatomy sketchbook as well as this thread.
         
         
         
         
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         MASTER REFERENCES 

1. Albert Belleuse - Dancing Neapolitan Fishermen - [[color=#fffffe]link](http://www.artrenewal.org/asp/database/image.asp?id=10580)

2. Johann Nepomuk Schaller - Bellerophon Fighting the Chimera - [link](http://www.wga.hu/art/s/schaller/bellerop.jpg)

[color=Orange]3. Claire Colinet - Oriental Dancer - [link](http://www.artrenewal.org/asp/database/image.asp?id=18270)

4. Jean-Baptiste Pigalle - Mercury - [link](http://www.wga.hu/art/p/pigalle/mercury2.jpg)

5. Pierre Etienne Monnot - Andromeda and the Sea Monster - [link](http://www.wga.hu/art/m/monnot/andromed.jpg)

6. Felix Lecomte - Oedipus and Phorbas -[link](http://www.wga.hu/art/l/lecomte/oidipus.jpg)

7. Antoine-Louis Barye - Theseus slaying the Minotaur - [link](http://www.wga.hu/art/b/barye/3theseus.jpg)

8. Bernini - Daniel and Lion -[link](http://www.wga.hu/art/b/bernini/gianlore/sculptur/1650/o-daniel.jpg)

9. Bernini - Apollo and Daphne -[link](http://www.wga.hu/art/b/bernini/gianlore/sculptur/1620/apollo_d.jpg)

10. Francisque-Joseph Duret - Neapolitan Fisherman Dancing the Tarantella -[link](http://www.wga.hu/art/d/duret/tarantel.jpg)

11. Clodion - Satyr and Bacchante - [link](http://www.wga.hu/art/c/clodion/satyr_ba.jpg)

12. Clodion - Amor and Psyche - [link](http://www.wga.hu/art/c/clodion/amorpsy.jpg)

13. Corneille van Cleve - Polyphemus - [link](http://www.wga.hu/art/c/cleve_c/polyphem.jpg)
14. Antonio Canova - Cain - [link](http://www.artrenewal.org/asp/database/image.asp?id=13829)

15. Antonio Canova - Orpheus - [link](http://www.artrenewal.org/asp/database/image.asp?id=13354)

16. Antonio Canova - Theseus and Centaur -[link](http://www.wga.hu/art/c/canova/2/6theseu.jpg)

17. Antonio Canova - Amor and Psyche - [link](http://www.wga.hu/art/c/canova/1/3amor.jpg)

18. Nicolas Adam - Prometheus - [link](http://www.wga.hu/art/a/adam/nicolas/promethe.jpg)

19. Lambert Adam - Neptune Calming the Waves - [link](http://www.wga.hu/art/a/adam/lambert/neptune1.jpg)

20. Rene Fremin - A Companion of Diana - [link](http://www.wga.hu/art/f/fremin/diana_co.jpg)



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#2

this is great :thumbsup:…i missed the last workshop so I’ll definitely join this one.
good luck everyone.

itay


#3

Hey GREAT!!! I’m glad you like the idea :slight_smile:


#4

WOW…FANTASTIC SELECTION OF STATUES…Magdalena …:applause: :thumbsup:

GREAT, now I have something to keep me busy for the next month or so…RETIRERMENT AND WINTER …CAN BE A TRYING COMBINATION AT TIMES…:eek: :scream: :slight_smile: Count me in…:slight_smile:
THANKS Magdalena…:thumbsup: :slight_smile:
TAKE CARE
Glenn


#5

glad to hear it Glenn :smiley: should be fun!


#6

Hi…Magdalena…:slight_smile:
I am thinking of putting #13 Polyphemus as a relief onto this ancient wine container shape that I just did…much more work needs to be done on the girls, just started it…Will have him looking at the girls bathing at the edge of a stream…will complete the theme I think, and should look pretty good on the container I think…will give me a chance to explore this relief effect further and in detail…I can also do him, as an in the round sculpture, and use the one on the container as a warm up.
So what do you think…Magdalena…is that ok for this workshop…
LET ME KNOW.:slight_smile:
TAKE CARE
Glenn


#7

It’s a really great idea actually! I’m totally diggin’ it :smiley: Looking forward to more for sure :smiley: So happy you’ve already kicked it off :slight_smile: :thumbsup:


#8

Looking forward to seeing what develops in this Workshop. :slight_smile:


#9

And i have this whole week off to play… Yippie!!


#10

wow! great!! i will try do something !!

Alex Oliver


#11

Great! I’m outta school in Dec, so I’ll try to do something then…


#12

awesome :slight_smile: I hope I can find time to join this one :smiley:


#13

Rebecca - thanks :slight_smile:

gilgamesh828 - awesome :smiley:

Alex - I do hope so! the idea for the topic was yours you know, nudge, nudge :wink:

Ville - great to hear it! :slight_smile:

su - Me too :smiley:


#14

Awesome choice of reference indeed Magdalena, I think I’ll give it a try too :slight_smile:


#15

This topic looks very interesting ^^
I’ll try to join.

Sylvain.


#16

Hi all,

great workshop idea! Very stimulating. Cause I’m new to both digital/real scultpure I think this could be the right place to start with classics :D.
Let’s try it…maybe just with a particular of one of these “awesome” references :thumbsup:

Good luck to all!

Captain


#17

Hey Magdalena! Wow, what a topic have you selected :wip: :bounce: . It’s amazing. The references are superb :love: :love: .

Ahhh, whish I could participate, but this is out of my reach :D.


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OMG!!! :bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce:…!!! Do I have to say I am in?? :scream: Thanks, Magda!!! This is gonna be AWESOME!!


#19

NOV. 18, 2007

ALRIGHT…FANTASTIC…MORE PEOPLE JOING IN…:bounce:

Blocking in the main figure of this relief and ancient myth…estabishing the proportions/scale relationship of figures Polyphemus…#13
Glen


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AUMAKUA - great to hear it :slight_smile:

Lacrevette - YAY, the more the merrier!

CaptEatbones - welcome!

jtico - glad you like! It’s out of nobody’s reach :slight_smile: - you do not have to go for the etire sculpture you know… just as much as you feel comfortable with! C’mon, it’ll be fun :thumbsup:

Anand - EXCELLENT - really glad to see you in :slight_smile: YAY! It’s getting real exciting :slight_smile:

Glenn - great progress… really like the idea, I have to say… :arteest: