Painting and Sculpting Tiki on the iPad and other crazy stuff - Other Crafts

GSM Gene S Morgan Member Midwest the navel of the USA Joined: Jul 18, 2011 Posts: 342	GSM Gene S Morgan Posted posted on Tue, Aug 6, 2013 6:53 PM The cool thing about working with sculpted tiki designs is that you can pose them at any angle under many lighting conditions. It is easy for me to see sculpts as real objects even if they exist in a digital world. Different poses often fire my imagination and I immediately see what they are meant to be. I saw the fire god in this guy, but getting there took some odd turns. Sometimes you have go through some strange color mix stages to get to where you want to be. The last two may look the same, but on the last one I blended the base into the darkness at the bottom to add some mystery.

The cool thing about working with sculpted tiki designs is that you can pose them at any angle under many lighting conditions. It is easy for me to see sculpts as real objects even if they exist in a digital world. Different poses often fire my imagination and I immediately see what they are meant to be. I saw the fire god in this guy, but getting there took some odd turns. Sometimes you have go through some strange color mix stages to get to where you want to be. The last two may look the same, but on the last one I blended the base into the darkness at the bottom to add some mystery.

Post #689045 by Gene S Morgan on Tue, Aug 6, 2013 6:53 PM