ARH Egyptian God Anubis - by Alejandro Ezcurra

[Craze]

Well I am all for artistic interpretation of any character, fictional or historical... the cooler and more interesting it can look especially as a statue or collectible the better IMO.

[Nidgit]

Originally Posted by Craze

Well I am all for artistic interpretation of any character, fictional or historical... the cooler and more interesting it can look especially as a statue or collectible the better IMO.

Exactly the way I see it

[Mezzanin9]

Originally Posted by Craze

Well I am all for artistic interpretation of any character, fictional or historical... the cooler and more interesting it can look especially as a statue or collectible the better IMO.

Well said, I'm tottaly agree with you !!

[Vracula]

Originally Posted by Arahom Radjah

How accurate can you be to an imaginary character? Think of what you just said, and see if you are actually contributing with your comment!

Did Moore depicted a real historical figure????

Giving it a "reason to be there" What does it has to do with what we are discussing here? Kull is an IMAGINARY character, which means he can look like whatever you want!!! Moore's take on Kull is as accurate as any other artist have portrayed Kull since he was invented!

I can also give you tons of reasons for each single element of any of our sculpts! So what's the relevance of your comment?

I think your comment is offensive and unnecessary.

take it however you want,I wish you the best!

[Craze]

Hey great minds think alike right guys?

[hulksmash77]

definitely NOT AY

[Mezzanin9]

[Ryu]

Originally Posted by hawkeyethearcher

if anubis didnt use an ax like weapon the how do you explain all the drawings/carvings of him with an ax like weapon that are in egypt. it is just the way it was explained. a long staff with an ax on the end

Its called a scythe

[Ryu]

Originally Posted by Arahom Radjah

I'm sorry to disappoint you..... But the name of my company is ARH Studios INC.

And, YES, we think like a corporate business! If it sells, then we produce!

This is what this business is all about. I believe that the research I do is good enough, and the characters we depict are accurate enough to an saleable extent! As I said, we do not need more accuracy than this, neither we want it!

I don't work for a museum or for a library I work for collectors that enjoy action movies and super-hero-like characters. Those are the ones I'm trying to please with my work! If some of our characters are slightly different from what they were in reality, it's because this is the best commercial way of portraying them!

Or do you think that Leonidas really looked like in the movie 300? Or Achilles, or William Wallace or any of the characters turned into a Hollywood Movie?????

Okay, i can clearly see your a business person. So looking at it in that perspective. We know you don't have to pay for a license to do mythology. So you're saving money right off the bat. Next would be basically supervision/approval from a company, which we can throw that right out the window as well. You're interacting with people for feedback, which is cool. But it seems like its going in one ear and out the other - As I and others are voicing their opinions about them. So I don't want step on anyone's toes, so all i can say is good luck ARH. And to the people who like, and want these statues congrats. So I'm done. I've said my piece in this thread.

[samhain81]

Looks ace!