various things ...

untitled piece again

Rodin inspiration

For those who are located in France I recommand to everyone the fabulous show called  " Rodin et l'antique"  in the Museum of Antiquity in Arles .  The sow is just mindblowing, in terms of number of sculptures,  and of quality ....

I  sculpt something inspired by a very small clay maquette sculpted by the master Rodin himself :   I guess (as always ...)   on the face . And I learn a lot .

Kent Williams

I just found these wonderfull drawings by kent Williams, which are probably inspired by tribal flower and plant dressing from the Omo valley in Ethiopy. I MUST SCULPT THEM ALL !!!!!!!!!!!!

Flower Child

Check this out :  one of the most beautifull and inspiring thing I have ever seen in my life .

http://agoras.typepad.fr/regard_eloigne/2009/02/les-enfantsfleurs-peintures-corporelles-de-la-vallee-de-lomo-selon-hans-silvester.html

Stéphane Levallois

A mindblowing french drawer I have recently discovered

http://stephanelevallois.com/blog/?cat=4

motion sculpture

Hi,
 This is my first sculpture at this scale (1/4) and with plastilina .  I took one of the Muybridge "bodies in motion" pictures as a reference picture. There is approximately 2-3h of work at this step

links :) :)

http://www.buzzfeed.com/awesomer/the-33-most-beautiful-abandoned-places-in-the-world

http://www.sculptor.org


http://www.annex-labs.com


https://sites.google.com/site/djcbriggs/medicalanatomy

http://face-and-emotion.com

http://www.artnatomia.net


http://archive.org/search.php?query=howard%20pyle

http://www.nickbibby.com

http://extinct-species.com/artists

staring at you !

4 hours sculpture while refining my knowledge  of  nose, eyes and lips structures and shape with phillipe faraut.

forensic art

 


this is absolutely from on other planet

http://vimeo.com/60096045