New Tiki Art! -

T ToonToonz Member Joined: Mar 15, 2004 Posts: 139	T ToonToonz Posted posted on Sat, Jul 29, 2006 1:11 PM Grog - Yeah, the two sculptures are very...uh....unique, to say the least. They look a little better in person; they look a LOT better hidden in a box in the closet. :) My day job is creating paintings (same as my night job) so I can´t quit that. (But then is creating art a job?) Gigantalope - Not only do my sculptures lack symmetry, as you say, but a whole lot of other things as well. :) Oh well, practice makes perfect. (Or I need to find someone that can sculpt that can bring my 2D ideas to life.) One has to have a different eye for doing 3D work than creating a 2D painting. It would be nice to make a bigger clay sculpture and see what happens. I can just imagine the monster it would turn out to be - even scaring away the neighbor´s kids and dogs. Maybe next I should get a log and start hacking away with a chain saw and a chisel and see what kind of Tiki develops. But now, back to painting!

Grog - Yeah, the two sculptures are very...uh....unique, to say the least. They look a little better in person; they look a LOT better hidden in a box in the closet. :)

My day job is creating paintings (same as my night job) so I can´t quit that. (But then is creating art a job?)

Gigantalope - Not only do my sculptures lack symmetry, as you say, but a whole lot of other things as well. :) Oh well, practice makes perfect. (Or I need to find someone that can sculpt that can bring my 2D ideas to life.) One has to have a different eye for doing 3D work than creating a 2D painting.
It would be nice to make a bigger clay sculpture and see what happens. I can just imagine the monster it would turn out to be - even scaring away the neighbor´s kids and dogs.
Maybe next I should get a log and start hacking away with a chain saw and a chisel and see what kind of Tiki develops.
But now, back to painting!

Post #245658 by ToonToonz on Sat, Jul 29, 2006 1:11 PM