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The processby ~DarkAsylumxxx

Traditional Art / Sculpture / Surreal

©2009-2013 ~DarkAsylumxxx

This a basic step by step layout of how I sculpted my Demon from wire frame to the flames of the damned I wish the resolution was better but at the time I only had my cell phone to take pictures with but no one really cares how something is created it's all about the final product.

For any one who's curious or questioning please enjoy, and happy Turkey day to every one that's celebrating.

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~faizan47 Mar 31, 2011 Hobbyist Photographer

awesome work

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~DarkAsylumxxx Apr 5, 2011

Thanks

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~xXxDisturbedAngel666 Jan 7, 2010

this is amazing

looks like some of the stuff i draw lol. very impressed with this, wonderful anatonly nd detail of the bones nd muscles. curious, whats the material? nd howd u mold it?
nd is this or anyhting else up for sale?

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~DarkAsylumxxx Jan 7, 2010

Thanks,I'm a huge fan of gore and demonic things of this nature, all my smaller scale sculptures I use a 2 part product Aves epoxy sculpt it's self curing and bonds to pretty much any surface and comes in a variety of colors.

Can mold it with latex urithanes or best platnum based silicones.

I do custom comissions or sell resin copyies of most of my creations if asked.

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~Grimm-Dream Jan 4, 2010 Hobbyist

this is so cool lol I really wanna learn how to do sculpting seeing how my schools art class doesn't teach it D: which sucks what kind of clay do you use? and how thicks the wire that you use?? D: are there any specific tools you need to sculpt like this? lol so many questions >_< my bad lol looks good though

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~DarkAsylumxxx Jan 6, 2010

np I can answer any questions it's fine I use aves epoxy sculpt it's a 2 part self curing putty comes in multiple colors, the wire is regular 18 gauge same stuff used for fake flowers, and my tools of choice water a rubber coned paint brush and needle tools and scalple.

Go a head ask me any questions you may have no secrets to hide, thanks for the interest.

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*kyphoscoliosis Nov 30, 2009

I'll have you know I care very much about the process of creation. It's just as important as the final product, because it shows all the changes the artist might have made, and all the work put into it truly coming to life. This is very interesting -- thanks for sharing

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~DarkAsylumxxx Nov 30, 2009

Long time no see, well I'm glad you do enjoy the process as crappy as the pictures are.
I never take process pics given I never like people to see my work incomplete I'm very self conscious about my sculptures.

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*kyphoscoliosis Nov 30, 2009

Yeah man

I think it gives the work more character to see it built from wire frame (which I never even knew you did, and it makes total sense) and progress. I can attest to the self-consciousness, though :d

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~DarkAsylumxxx Nov 30, 2009

So enjoy this one cause I'm not posting any more process but you can see my unfinshed Jessica rabbit and red ridinghood pics once I finish those you'll see the part of those processed to final product.

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