Portrait sculpt

Here's a familiar face!
A mildly stylized portrait sculpt of the actor Ezra Miller:

Bye-bye 2016!

2016 was fun, not quite as efficient as I hoped it would be in terms of personnal art, I have tones of unfinished "left-overs" I'll probably never deal with...I'm still happy with some of the stuff I made. Let's make some plans for the next year to come!

Unicorn!

I've been sketching silly canrtoony unicorn designs and decided

to model one in 3d, for the kicks and for the sake of the challenge.

Modeling my own designs without making any changes to those

in the process can be quite frustrating, but it was definetly fun.

Work in progress

An alien face, slowly emerging out of the nothingness.

Ancient king

A new decorative bust sculpt:

And more realistic-ish face sculpting practice!

More shots of the face: 

Arrows and Thorns

 A random face sculpt from imagination, and a lot of ancient greek/roman/christian inspiration, with a touch of baroque. I tend to do those minimalistic white-on-white renders because it reminds me of an exposition of Rodin's statues I visited. A small white room filled with the gorgeous transluscency of bodies and faces made of white marble. I can't compare to Rodin of course, but it's a kind of feeling I'd like to convey in my work.

Space kitty

Tried something cute and stylized, half-way between cartoon and manga:

Owners and Wonders

At the beginning of 2016 I've decided to take a lineup of 8 original characters of mine and sculpt their busts, aiming for a rather stylized, almost cartoon feel. Here's the result:

-Oblivion-

-Onyx-

-Opium-

-Oracle-

-Orchid-

-Orion-

-Orphan-

-Osiris-

Vile Lizard

 A quick dinosaur concept sculpt:

More pictures:

The Berserker - bust

Something more stylized this time~

Working on the rest of the body too.

For practice and fun

I'll be modeling some faces from photo reference for practice and fun. Starting with a british actress Tilda Swinton, she has quite an incredible face.