I present his new work "Repentance devil." Size of figures 90 mm, material Magic sculpt. Thumbnail will be made by the studio of Christian pewter miniature "Adama" adama-art.com. If it's interesting, I spread the process of creation:
PS Tell me why in the "sculpture" in my thread is no picture?

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Beautiful and stunning! A true masterpiece!

Something out of the ordinary. Very, very beautiful!

Jhan

amazing project with a stunning outcome.
I like the whole scene very, very much.

Marc

Beautiful sculptural work. A masterwork.

Dan & Katka

Awesome work Adam.
Well done.
Keith

Thank you for the beautiful words. From them grow wings!
I continue to spread the process

Stunning!!

Thanks for sharing the work in progress!!

Feathers are exquisite, and there is a 'atmosphere' between the characters!!

Cheers

Superb sculpting and application. The composition is exquisite...and the religious terror, guilt and uneasiness is sublime.
Well done indeed.....love to see this painted.

Thank you, friends!

WOW!
Just breathtaking! I am speachless

Thank you for posting this work of art

Colin

Thank you, ChaosCossack! Very nice to read!

Your work on the drapery is fantastic... great detail. Seeing the stages of the hair is very helpful, as I am doing a project with long hair and much movement. What material did you use for the hair... It's different from the rest which is, Magic Sculpt(?)

I look forward to more pics of the various stages

Colin

Hi Adam,
A master class in miniature of classical sculpting, thanks for sharing the W.I.P. very informative. I agree with everyone else - stunning
cheers
Richie

Fantastic work love the detailing.
Steve

Hair material - yellow Tamiya. But I think there is better white Tamiya. White Tamiya longer solidifies. Allows you to work longer. Hair do needle. Tamiyu moisten with water during operation.
Regards Rodion

Thanx for the advise... I've never tried the Tamiya puttys. I like the way you sculpted the wings over what I assume is copper or brass sheet, cut and shaped.
Everytime I look at the pictures I see something else that makes me shake my head and say "Wow, I don't believe it!" This is definetely some of the best sculpting I've ever seen.
So much for me to learn.
Please keep posting pics Will you be painting this as well?

Colin Semenenko