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Tully's Monstrous Sculptures Showcased at Creature Spot
Written by badman on 22 February, 2010 - 13:25 | Tagged
As pointed out in her staff interview a while back, our Senior Concept Artist Laurel 'Tully' Austin regularly sculpts all manner of dinosaur/demon/monster-related creatures in her spare time, much to the delight of everyone here at the office. We've previously shown some of her work on our Flickr page and she's been pretty busy since.
Luckily, Laurel's more recent creations are now out in the virtual wild over at art showcase site Creature Spot, featuring a multitude of photos full of spikes, horns, and claws. Perfect for a rainy Monday afternoon, we think.
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she's got a talent , everybody knows !
my favorit -
(can be a good ref. for "zbrushing".)
(love the goblin stuff on polycount as well
lacks the famous tapir though. wasn't that from tully as well?
Everything I make, as Bill Cosby used to say, "turns into an ashtray". Just put two dents in the edges, toss it in the kiln, and give it to Mom when it comes out.
Joe999: Yep, that was me. I've been meaning to make the bandana-wearing tapir like that one, but been putting it off mostly because of his gun. An AK-47 is way harder than most other weapons :P
chr1s: I dunno, these things take on average a couple months of after work work to finish... I sit in front of them for hours and hours and hours. I don't usually take other peoples' suggestions unless it's something I really feel like making
3Suns: No, T-rex, it is an allosaurus! But thankee
Tokamak: No, I'm afraid I'm not... I don't think my sculptures are mini enough to qualify over there. They seem to be more for warhammer sorta scale, and mine are a lot larger than that.
Why not change the AK-47 into an other weapon or so
such advices more applicable to mass-production designers, rather than art-creators.
p.s.
im lack aestetical eductaion, but works seems well-made for my outsider eyes.
hope Tully enjoy this[work and result] too.
chr1s: Depends
I'm just saying that for every problem there's a solution.
Personally I don't think the sculpture would be a fail when the artist changes the weapon from an AK-47 to something familiar that can be made.