Sculpting Reliefs

[PJDeluhery]

I have done several of Gary's pieces and they are bits of perfection. Thanks for the article.

[closerlookbooks]

You also might want to follow .rich Odell's new blog. He is producing a tutorial on his production of a relief of Annie Oakley at http://www.richardodell.com/work-in-progress/little-sure-shot.html

[Roger]

An interesting article. Fortunately I get as much pleasure from painting resin, semi-flat, relief, demi-ronde figures, whatever you want to call them as I do traditional zinnfiguren, a bit like my taste in food, drink and music, plenty of variety is good for you. 

[Corporal_Trim]

Beautiful work, flats only in the loosest definition though.

[böckchen]

 Thanks for showing.
 Now I have understood as old bachelor Gravier the manufacturing process flat figure of the future.
Oh.... super, excellent sculptor!
There are great ideas, a huge cinema and an artificial medium.
But!
With the result, I will stay with my with black stones and gray dust.
Traditional flat metal figures, I can recycle them.
"A rogue, who thinks evil now!"

Peace .....

[Nicholas Ball]

What an excellent sculpter? Is it sculpting, adding layers instead of carving away?

Whatever it is, he has a great eye and the faces are fantastic.

Look forward to seeing more of his work. Thanks for posting Mark

[marko]

Here is an excellent overview on sculpting reliefs on Steven Lloyds site from Gary Dombrowski.


http://www.flattinfigures.com/gary-dombrowskis-confederate-bugler


I think I may try this with a Buck Rogers figure I have had in mind.


Mark