Thank you for being so welcoming towards the feedback! These sculpts will be EPIC and I can't wait to see them printed/cast!Lupo.sculpts wrote:Thanks for your help guys :-)
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Thank you for being so welcoming towards the feedback! These sculpts will be EPIC and I can't wait to see them printed/cast!Lupo.sculpts wrote:Thanks for your help guys :-)
Diana wrote:Beautiful!!!
I'm reeeaaaally looking forward to seeing this printed!
Randam Hajile wrote:Very cool!
Like Diana, I would love to see pictures of the 3D print.
Will you offer the 1/6 sculpt for purchase later?
Randam Hajile wrote:The 1/4 printout of NP/Padme looks great.
The Anakin-head is also developing nicely. In the frontal view the skull feels a little wide to my eyes ( because of the ear positioning?). Overall, really great work!
skywalkersaga wrote:They both are looking really good. You've really captured NP's lip shape ....I've never seen a Padme headsculpt that got it quite right before. Great job!
The Anakin is very adorable. It's so refreshing to see the AotC version of him. Just thinking aloud that it might appeal to a wider array of people if you offer both a 'neutral' and an 'angry/intense' version , just like with the RotS sculpt. I myself prefer to have options for less 'angry' expressions, mainly because I like to do romantic or light-hearted scenes, rather than just Dark Side type poses, but I know many collectors seem to prefer the 'angry' look. I mention this not to push you to do anything one way or another, but just as a suggestion to (hopefully!) help you sell many heads. :'D
Stryker2011 wrote:I’m pretty sure she means as another alternative (1 angry, 1 neutral).
skywalkersaga wrote:They both are looking really good. You've really captured NP's lip shape ....I've never seen a Padme headsculpt that got it quite right before. Great job!
The Anakin is very adorable. It's so refreshing to see the AotC version of him. Just thinking aloud that it might appeal to a wider array of people if you offer both a 'neutral' and an 'angry/intense' version , just like with the RotS sculpt. I myself prefer to have options for less 'angry' expressions, mainly because I like to do romantic or light-hearted scenes, rather than just Dark Side type poses, but I know many collectors seem to prefer the 'angry' look. I mention this not to push you to do anything one way or another, but just as a suggestion to (hopefully!) help you sell many heads. :'D
Diana wrote:The images are displaying fine for me.
The Anakin head looks great. I agree his face in these pictures seems rounder than the actor's face, but as you say that might be due to perspective.
The only thing I noticed was, that the actor actually seems to have an uneven chin. The side with the mold (his right) is slightly bigger, which I think is not unimportant in capturing his look.
Strange. Normally I am the one with image display problems, but that's due to the firewall on my work computer.Lupo.sculpts wrote:Anyway that characteristics (flaws) are in my opinion what the other sculptor did wrong. Mostly they made a symmetrical face.
I don't even see the image you posted
I don't know if it's some problem in my Mac
Lupo.sculpts wrote:(two images)
So you can see these? You see the uneven chin here? these are all wips
Also one eye is higher that the other
Lupo.sculpts wrote:Now I see the images again...
Fun fact: I realized that this image so famous is in reality flipped...I mean, I don't know why but the production used these footage inverted (maybe they thought that his right half of the face was more menacing?).
You can see that the chin and the nose are uneven but in the wrong direction.
They painted the scar in the opposite side of the face.
The hair in his forehead is going in the wrong direction.
also there is a missing mole in the left part of the chin as in reality the image being flipped it is covered in the right side.
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