I've been taking a break from digital and opting for tangible sculpts to at least fill my office up with stuff, maybe do a print run one day. Any who here are a few I've done over the past year, more in progress and on the way.

-Adam

I'll try to remember to post most recent up here...


MOST RECENT:
Schumanism Prophet: done in regular old clay

Barbarian done in sculpey about 12" tall

Alien Incubator: Sculpey 7" tall

This was my first stab at sculpting not in a digital format... definitely different but very rewarding.
video turn around on my website

Parasite: Clay 7" tall

Testing out working with clay. Hopefully this will lead to resin copies to sell.

Solid sculpts. I love the texture handling and everything feels very emotional. Thanks for sharing.

I just spent a weekend recently reconditioning a bunch of clay.....

wow......

Cool sculpts, looks like they were fun to make.

Bad ass!!! Keep it up man.

These came out great, nice forms and crazy good detail.

What was the polybudget for them? and did you use any special matcaps?


heheh just kidding mang!


These turned out great! Always been a fan of your work mang!

Nice, I really love the bust. Always cool to see the traditional stuff still in practice x]

these are badass onelung!

These kick ass Adam!

- BoBo

Awesome work I've got my first clay workshop on Monday and these are getting me hyped up, really inspirational!

As always killer work!

they look really ace man the parasite piece is fantastic....you already look scary profficient with this stuff, but if I can be any help with the tech and tricks side, cutting for moulding etc then just message me, I did miniatures, garage kits and collectable work for ten odd years before moving into game art....the lack of scalpels in my day to day work flow is a great thing

Absolutely fantastic work dude, I got to see these in person and they are stunning. If you get copies of the Parasite guy I want one!

The parasite guy is pure awesome!

Bitchen... really awesome work man.

These are all very awesome dude- I really need to try out some traditional sculpting sometime. It looks like tons of fun.

Very cool, love the barbarian.

Very nice stuff! Just started with super sculpey myself, really fun to work with. Do you have any pics of how you set up your skeleton for the sculpts or just general tips for skeletons.

Seth. maybe you have any tips on how to build a good skeleton?

oh, someone's badass!

Thanks for the kind words peeps! I still dig the digital, just nice to change focus but still progress my skills, aaaaand I find it more relaxing.

@seth- badass man! Yeah I'm starting to want to makes kits... when I get a tad better. Do you have any websites/ youtube channels or vids that would be helpful? Appreciate the offer!

@OrganizedChaos- hell yeah! Sculpey is nice cause you can leave something for months then come back to it. Clay is nice cause you really have to just know where you wanna go, and get there in a few days.

@Pzychaoz- Well I basically looked at the smellybug thread @ coceptart.org But for the head bust I'm just using a pipe with tin foil wrapped around it for the base so its easy to screw off and make a base for. The more I done I've been finding I like being less limited, so with clay that seems to be easier cause after a day of working with it, its basically pretty stable. Sculpey needs the wires to just stay stable while your working, though I suppose you could just bake at an early stage, but then you really can't alter anything. That all said I do have some, I'll dig em up and post em... nothing to special.

-Adam

Hey Adam....this is pretty much the polycount of the garage kit world....you will get a ton of information from here : http://theclubhouse1.net/phpBB3/index.php

I will have a dig through my old links and see whats still relevant, I haven't been about those sites for nearly three years now......anything else thats bugging you just ask

pxychaoz I will see about putting together a mini tut or something, like adam said, smellybugs maquette tut is fantastic and a classic too...the complexity of your armature will depend on the scale of the piece too...28 mm stuff is really just a loop of wire with an upright for the torso and neck, 1/6th scale will have wireframed rib cage and all manner of crap