Starring at new lace
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Normo
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Hi Vlad
A beautiful piece of work Will it be made for the commecial market?
A lovely change to the military subjects
Well done
Cheers
John
A beautiful piece of work Will it be made for the commecial market?
A lovely change to the military subjects
Well done
Cheers
John
Guy
A Fixture
Beautiful sculpting Vlad. I hope to see it painted as well.
YongA01
Active Member
Hi Vlad,
What a beauty, like the controversial look and pipe on her right hand.
Allan
What a beauty, like the controversial look and pipe on her right hand.
Allan
Thank you John!
I didn't planned this figurine for casting. Thus all the girl's body made as a single peace. Only a cap is remouvable.
I had much fun making this work. To tell the truth much more then I have making military objects.
Guy, Alan, EasyOff, - a lot of thanks for your kindly words!
I didn't planned this figurine for casting. Thus all the girl's body made as a single peace. Only a cap is remouvable.
I had much fun making this work. To tell the truth much more then I have making military objects.
Guy, Alan, EasyOff, - a lot of thanks for your kindly words!
Bluesking
Active Member
I wouldn't change her face - we are not all super models and she is lovely
megroot
A Fixture
Beautifull work Vlad.
Looks like a painting from Vermeer. So, it is a one off????
Marc
Looks like a painting from Vermeer. So, it is a one off????
Marc
Sambaman
Well-Known Member
Lovely bit of sculpture!
Jay H.
OKC
Jay H.
OKC
John Bowery
A Fixture
Vlad,
Beautiful sculpture and a great layout
Cheers
John
Beautiful sculpture and a great layout
Cheers
John
MAB
Well-Known Member
Hi Vlad ..... Interesting subject......
compliments good job and one good composition ...
Saluti MAB
compliments good job and one good composition ...
Saluti MAB
Mark, I pleased to see that you find here a linkage to johannes Vermeer. I'm agree, it's very similar to his paintings, but this time I took my inspiration from photos of photo-artist Siren from St.Petersburg, Russia. Look on her photos: http://www.photosight.ru/ownpage.php?dlimit=120&p=1&authorid=77512&preview=1&cat=0
captnenglish
Well-Known Member
If this does become a commercial piece, I gotta have one
Jason W.
Active Member
Great work, Vlad! The pose is very appealing.
Major_Goose
Well-Known Member
Nice work . It will be even better whenpainted. I like the change
Ulrich
A Fixture
Realy nice and great work. And it is only a one off? Not a commercial?
It is quite different to most of the other figure, not a military or fantasy theme. I like it very much
Ulrich
It is quite different to most of the other figure, not a military or fantasy theme. I like it very much
Ulrich
John, Maurizio, Jason, Costas, - thank you very mush my friends.
Matthew, Mcsneed17, Ulrich, I never think that non-military items could gain any success in the wotld of modrllers. That's why I never make such items as a model - assembling in many details, but as one peace as a sculpture. And I'm surprised much to see an interest to such different work.
Probably I'll try to paint it once.
Matthew, Mcsneed17, Ulrich, I never think that non-military items could gain any success in the wotld of modrllers. That's why I never make such items as a model - assembling in many details, but as one peace as a sculpture. And I'm surprised much to see an interest to such different work.
Probably I'll try to paint it once.
New lace
Excellent choice, and a very original one. She is not really a beauty, but she looks very "XVIIIth century", like these women who would live with the pirates or the armies during a campaign. She also make me think of Hogarth, the great english artist.
By the way, if you have sculpted this lady, you should take a look at Hogarth's paintings and etchings. You might find some inspiration .Look particularly for a picture called "Gin's lane", and his serie of paintings about marriage.
Congratulation really.
Henri Cambridge UK
Excellent choice, and a very original one. She is not really a beauty, but she looks very "XVIIIth century", like these women who would live with the pirates or the armies during a campaign. She also make me think of Hogarth, the great english artist.
By the way, if you have sculpted this lady, you should take a look at Hogarth's paintings and etchings. You might find some inspiration .Look particularly for a picture called "Gin's lane", and his serie of paintings about marriage.
Congratulation really.
Henri Cambridge UK
