After looking closer at the original pugnacious sculpture posted I realized he needed a thicker neck and broader shoulders/chest etc. to appropriately fit his superhuman proportions. So he got finished, baked and sealed.
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- Jon
- Santa Clarita, California, United States
- Jonathan Payne is a freelance artist residing in Santa Clarita, California. His sculptures and paintings focus primarily on creature and character design . He has studied under Jordu Schell (Men In Black, Edward Scissorhands, Avatar), concept sculptor Simon Lee and fine art sculptor John Brown. He prefers to sculpt in oil, polymer and WED clays. Recently he has become consumed with creating an original line of tumorous balls of flesh known as the Fleshlettes. In addition to his macabre "babies" he also enjoys composing fine art sculptures depicting both wildlife and the human form. Jonathan is available for hire as a freelance artist and for individual commissions.
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Hey there,
Is this the original Pugnatious Squint with additions? If so, (He looks FABULOUS by the way...)what did you decide to do to fill the cracks? I am curious.
Oh, and we have decided that every woman needs some fleshlettes to toss in their purse. Something to get conversations going in the grocery store line while looking for debit cards or when routing through your purse in Timmies for change for your morning coffee. Might make people slow down and actually talk to each other....... or maybe they'd run screaming for the authorities?
Hello Kellie, this is the same sculpture. The cracks have partially shrunk over time. I also coated the whole thing with a clear acrylic medium and it partially helped to fill them as well.
As for fleshlettes, I love that idea! They are always available for commission! Let me know if you want to adopt one!
Jon
Your work is strange, yet inspiring! I've been working with Sculpey, I hope to one day get as good as you with it! That detail is fantastic!
Gashu-Monsata: Thank you very much! Keep praticing and you'll easily master sculpey!
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