ARH DEATH DEALER 1

[qz33]

Originally Posted by ReTardist

thanks for the rad pics. if It makes anyone feel better, I'm the sculptor and I don't have any of the statues I worked on at ARH. haha

Did you not want them? Maybe you can't enjoy them since you see all the nitpicks you personally believe are wrong with them from a design standpoint?

Your Arkhalla is one of the best female statues made yet and you don't want one? You not having at least something seems like a shame.

[zeus]

maybe he is just a sculptor and not a collector.

[wolf-brother]

Originally Posted by ReTardist

thanks for the rad pics. if It makes anyone feel better, I'm the sculptor and I don't have any of the statues I worked on at ARH. haha

Originally Posted by zeus

Why is that,not your taste in statues?

Originally Posted by SAB380

That's fascinating.
Do you not like displaying your own work or is it lack of space ?
Which statues do you display?

Ehren loves to create but he is not a collector.

Originally Posted by zeus

maybe he is just a sculptor and not a collector.

[Nugchompa]

I just figured he was still waiting on his shipping notices.

[TNovak]

Originally Posted by Nugchompa

I just figured he was still waiting on his shipping notices.

[wolf-brother]

Originally Posted by TNovak

[ReTardist]

My personal tastes lean more toward fine art. I really enjoy sculpting the Frazetta women. I enjoyed sculpting a lot of the figurative stuff for Arahom but at the end of the day I am just am an extension of whatever art director I am working under. I felt the same way working at McFarlane and I feel the same way at Blizzard. I enjoy the process, the problem solving, the anatomy, the engineering... but none of these things are really a reflection of my own artistic pursuits. I'm just breathing life in to someone else's vision. My house is filled with JW Waterhouse prints.

[ReTardist]

Not to hijack the thread but here is a personal piece I completed recently that I really enjoyed. It's a bit rough around the edges but I find that when a sculpt isn't noodled to death with over polished details, there is a certain life or vitality in it. I'm actually not a fan of nudity for nudity's sake. I'm not in to all the blood and violence either. I find a lot of it tacky. I like peace and quiet reflection. I see the human form as a wonderful mode of expression. It can be purely abstract or purely representational. Either way, if handled with care, it is the most sublime form of sculpture.

[Great Pheidias]

Originally Posted by ReTardist

My personal tastes lean more toward fine art. I really enjoy sculpting the Frazetta women. I enjoyed sculpting a lot of the figurative stuff for Arahom but at the end of the day I am just am an extension of whatever art director I am working under. I felt the same way working at McFarlane and I feel the same way at Blizzard. I enjoy the process, the problem solving, the anatomy, the engineering... but none of these things are really a reflection of my own artistic pursuits. I'm just breathing life in to someone else's vision. My house is filled with JW Waterhouse prints.

Say the truth..you just dont want a sculpted giant donkey on steriods in your house

[Rokdweller]

Originally Posted by ReTardist

My personal tastes lean more toward fine art. I really enjoy sculpting the Frazetta women. I enjoyed sculpting a lot of the figurative stuff for Arahom but at the end of the day I am just am an extension of whatever art director I am working under. I felt the same way working at McFarlane and I feel the same way at Blizzard. I enjoy the process, the problem solving, the anatomy, the engineering... but none of these things are really a reflection of my own artistic pursuits. I'm just breathing life in to someone else's vision. My house is filled with JW Waterhouse prints.

Nice taste in art. I really like Waterhouse's "Lady Of Shalott." One of my favorites from that era, featured in my home, is "Flaming June" by Frederick Leighton.