Orcish Statuary

[kitchen_wolf]

P1000913 by kitchen_wolf, on Flickr

 

P1000904 by kitchen_wolf, on Flickr

 

SWMBO calls this one King Krakkatootha.

 

P1000909 by kitchen_wolf, on Flickr

 

This is why you shouldn't lead with your chin before your official portrait sitting.

 

P1000886 by kitchen_wolf, on Flickr

 

 

Rumors that the statues continue underground and can rise from the earth as vengeful stone are only half true.

 

The Easter Island Moai are some of the most evocative works of art anywhere. You should read about them because they are nifty: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moai

[BloodRose9337]

It looks like you sculpted the head and then attached the features later. Did you mean to leave seam lines? It looks intentional and oddly orcish.

[Inarah]

Very cool additions to the table.

[kitchen_wolf]

The seams are deliberate to the point of having been added back in in some places, partly to enhance the crude aspect and partly for contrast on the monochrome paintjob. I actually blended the features initially but they just didn't look like much more than lumps that way - probably because the texture is pretty deep relative to the features. I used a blank broccoli base, so their skin is negative broccoli - there has to be some sort of silliness that arises from that.

[BloodRose9337]

I thought it looked intentional. It does give some definition to the piece. I like the broccoli idea, so that trick will be stolen.