I’ve been very bad at updating this blog in the last few months. I have been working steadily on my graduation project which will consist of my own line of resin cast art toys. Here is a first sneak peak.
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As promised here is the update to my previous post. Most of the sculpting work, except for a few little details, is done and the next thing will be the production of the molds for the different parts… so, stay tuned.
The toy will be released in the second week of November with the opening of the “Russians” exhibitions at rotopol.
You can pre-order the toy and/or support this project by donating via fundable.com
Anyone donating the minimum amount will receive a limited edition signed and numbered print which will be only available for this purpose. It won’t be available anywhere else.
Anyone donating more than 140$ will receive the print and the actual toy.
If somebody donates 300$ all at once I will create a customized version of the toy just for you.
I’ve taken stabs at sculpting in the past but it has never been really serious nor successful. This is about to change and I present you with my first sculpt that will be realized into a full blown multi-part resin cast which will be released in less than two months from now. Keep tuned for further updates as I reveal further details.
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Finally finished. I realized I need to start painting bigger pictures since this one is awfully small and fleshing out the details wasn’t as much fun as it could have been. It also taught me that I need to learn to be more exact and precise when choosing colors.
Oh, and if you don’t get the story (some details are still hard to make out, unfortunately): It is about the unpredictability of love. The little robot thinks he has found his love by tearing the petals of a flower and decides to send a letter of love to his new girl but through an accident he has to find out that his heart has decided otherwise…
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Lots of things going on today and stuff to prepare for the Comic Con in Erlangen. Excuse for not having made much progress. Maybe.
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