Blacknick Sculpture

Friday, July 31, 2009

Styracosaurus Sculpture

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Using Super Sculpey polymer clay I roughed out the general size of the Styracosaur. The stop motion raptors that appear in Eric Kessler...
Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Roughing out the Styracosaurs Head

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After completing the body of the armature I moved on to roughing out the Styrac's head. I carved a skull out of balsa wood and a nasa...

Styracosaurus Sculpture

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Once I had the pelvis of the Styracosaur completed I began work on the rear legs. A small piece of brass rod was inserted in the...
Saturday, July 25, 2009

Sculpting an Apoxie Clay Styracosaurus For a King Kong Film

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After completing several stop motion native puppets for his King Kong prequel Eric Kessler asked me if I would be able to sculpt him a pl...
Wednesday, July 22, 2009

The Finished Skull Island Native Puppet

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After the head was painted I glued it onto the aluminum wire armature with Zap A Gap glue. The next step was to hot glue foam rubber I h...
Monday, July 20, 2009

Painting The Skull Island Natives Head

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After washing all the mold release from the cast head I sprayed it with gray auto body primer. When it was dry I began brushing on acryli...
Friday, July 17, 2009

Sculpting A Head For The Stop Motion Native Puppet

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When it came time for sculpting the natives head I again used plastilene clay. I decided on making two different heads so my puppets wouldn...
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I love sculpting, fishing and stop motion animation. Currently I am building a body of work of horror and dark art related themes. My work has won numerous awards and best in show honors. It has also appeared in the pages of "Breakthrough" magazine as well as "Popular Ceramics". Both magazines had published articles written by me about my sculpting and casting techniques. If you have any questions about my work please email me at: Bronk1126@aol.com Thank you for your interest in my sculptures.
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