Showing posts with label Sculpture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sculpture. Show all posts

"Let's make an Art!!"

I made this sculpture for my beloved sister,  Kartika Mediani
She is an awesome artist and my best friend..

She said she has a monster in her head, that always telling her what to think and do..
That's why I made a sculpture of her with the monster..

In here, my sis gives an angry look toward her monster,  because she paints on my sister's face..

This figurine's height is around 5 inches (around 5.75 inches with base)
I used wire and aluminium foil for the frame, then cover with super sculpey.
Then painted it with acrylic.
It took me around 1.5 months to finish this
(Have to learn to work faster.. >__<)















I actually did this during my summer break a year ago.. But I only painted them last week..
These are characters from Slam Dunk manga and anime by Japanese artist, Takehiko Inoe. I really love this anime, because I can learn how to shoot with one hand from this comic book (volume 22). Besides, this comic is humorous (especially the red head guy) and have very good illustrations... It makes me feel I'm part of them every time I read this comic..
The red head guy (Sakuragi) dislikes the black hair guy (Rukawa), since Rukawa is a very talented basketball player and famous among girls (including the girl Sakuragi has crush on).
In this sculpture, I made Sakuragi bullying Rukawa, by painted the bomb he has, looks like basketball..
These were done on Sculpey soft, a piece of board, and unused badminton string. Painted with acrylic..








This was assignment from my 3d illustration class. I picked clay for my material and decided to sculpt about tennis.
It took me lot of time to make these (don't really remember how long, but more than 24 hours if I'm not wrong).
I was pretty happy with how it turned out, since this was my second times playing with Sculpey. But I had hard time to make the figures standing on the base..
I used wire, aluminum foil, super sculpey firm and soft one, oven, and acrylic