Sunday, April 24, 2011

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10 comments:

  1. HOLY COW! And pigs!! That sure is a lot of work for illustrations but I'm sure worth it in the end. You are a fine sculptor and a a fine painter. Awesome all around. Thanks for showing these!

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  2. Dear Wren,
    Thank you for sharing so precious hand-made maquettes that impress me so much. I remember James Gurney who illustrates what we cannot see in realism.
    But...your so sensitive and delicate watercolor work is my favorite and admiring!!
    Kind regards, Sadami

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  3. whoa - impressive man! They are works of art themselves. Can't wait to see what you do with them

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  4. Wow, this is way more than just concept sidenotes - what an undertaking! The consistency and realism of your imagined designs really comes through in your paintings.

    Thanks so much for sharing these gems.

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  5. Oh my god ! These are insane! SO good.It's amazing to see the development you put it. You are really good with the sculpy too!

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  6. I'm glad you all enjoyed the pigs. I love it when people post images of their studios - it would be fun to see what your studios look like.

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  7. My goodness! You are an amazing sculptor as well! What a jack of all trades!! ;)

    PD: I love these pigs!! ^^

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  8. WOW those are awesome .. the pigs and ship looks great .. works of art by themselves

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  9. Ohmygod. This is awsome! How does this work. Do you make a 3d model in studio 3D max and than? Did you print it with a 3d printer? Or did you sculpt them with clay? Anyway, they look amazing, the pigs are really cool.

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  10. Christina and Lee, it is nice to take a break from the 2d world and play with clay - jack of trades I am. MJ - I actually just completely sculpt the maquettes with clay - no computer modeling - I know I am sort of a throwback that way. I would like to play with a 3d printer at some point.

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