Here is the aluminum wire/foil armature.
Here I've started adding clay. The bolts in the feet will secure the sculpt to the base.
The sculpt mounted to the wooden base. I'm adding Apoxie clay around the bolts to secure it in place.
Cutting the armature for the wings out of wire screening.
The two completed wings with metal rods added for mounting to the sculpture.
Smoothing the area the wings will attach to.
Blending the area around the wings with the rest of the body.
Adding the tentacles to Cthulhu.
Here is the finished Cthulhu.
Brian, your work always amazes me! Well done my friend!!
ReplyDeleteFantastic! Watching it come to "life" was really cool!
ReplyDeleteBrian, he's FANTASTIC!
ReplyDeleteWow, that's crazy got nuts. It's cool to see some of your process.
ReplyDeleteHe looks great! I enjoyed checking out your work in progress photos.
ReplyDeleteHes great Brian.
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Debie xxxxxxxx
Wow! I can't believe that you start out with some tin foil and end up with such a great piece of art! Love the detail. Great work!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your kind comments! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat blog! I’ve been reading back through the posts, you do a lot of interesting stuff.
ReplyDeleteJeff
Wow-great job! It's amazing to see what something looks like in the beginning and then see the transformation of the end result especially with your talent.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jeff. Thanks Caroline! I'm glad you folks like my Cthulhu sculpt.
ReplyDeleteI love getting a chance to see the process and finished Cthulhu looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful piece. It's so interesting to see all the different stages of your work...I enjoy it so much!!
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