COMMENTS for PROFESSOR LUPIN

Luke said:
Looks time consuming. Nice job.
April 29, 2009

jovial_cynic said:
Luke - thanks!

Yeah - took me a little while. Faster than some of my other large figurines, though. There's a new technique I'm applying to the metal shaping, and it's coming out very well.
April 29, 2009

Dillon said:
Came across this in a google image search - interesting work. I don't know if the presence of the beads of weld is something you particularly like, but I've had a lot of success when doing sheet metal figures in blending the welds into the sheet. Just use an angle grinder and almost any attachment (either a flap wheel or a standard grinding disk work best), build up the weld and the area just around it, and blend the bead into the rest of the body. It results in very nice, smooth, organic, natural figures that feel a bit more biological/realistic than the non-blended counterparts!
May 05, 2009

jovial_cynic said:
Dillon - thanks for the comment!

In fact, the "rough" look is intentional on this and other pieces that I've done; my clients have expressed a preference for this specific style of figurine.
May 06, 2009

ur mom said:
thats the most ugly thing in the whole world!!
April 12, 2010

jovial_cynic said:
ur mom!

ha. That's awesome. Your name is my insult for you!
April 12, 2010

Rules: Don't spam. Don't harrass. Don't be a jerk. Your IP address (18.207.160.97) will be logged.

newprotest.org: a healthy criticism of everything

PROFESSOR LUPIN

COMMENTS for PROFESSOR LUPIN

SEARCH

CRITICISM

PROJECTS

MISC

ARCHIVES

RECENT COMMENTS