Winter and it's enforced time indoors has definitely helped get me back in the sculpting groove. I still need to wrap up two long overdue commissions. It is a great source of embarrassment when things get swept aside; not forgotten but lost in the daily grind due to one excuse or another. I blame rectal-cranial inversion.
Since the beginning of February I've been averaging almost one figure a day, about forty in seven weeks. There is space on the table that I haven't seen in ages and the pile of completed figures ready to be molded has grown. Today I was able to deliver five personal projects to the mold maker for production in April. Here are a three of my favorites.
I'm stoked and sculpting has become fun again. Now to finish those projects and the two new commissions.
8 comments:
Excellent work! Looks like the recto cranial inversion was a temporary condition.
One would certainly hope the condition was temporary. Although, anything lasting more than 3 months is medically considered chronic and not acute. ;p
So, uh, how... personal... is this project exactly? As I've long since burned through my set of Space Pals?
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All of these figures are very lovely, is there any where that we can get hold of these in the UK?
yes ooking to buy some more of mins do you still sell them and make them the storm tror]oper mns thanks
and which web site do I go to please send it thanks
to my email thanks agagin
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