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Original
Art, Sculpture, and Kit Build-ups.
Commissions cheerfully
accepted!
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These
two pencil sketches I produced in 1997-98. Both are 18" by 24".
I used enlarged tracings of actual skulls as a basis, then filled in
the flesh and individual scales. A fairly tedious process, but worth
the effort, I think. The Allosaurus took a month to complete... |
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...And
the Triceratops nearly twice that long. No, the Triceratops
doesn't have two-toned horns, he was just unfinished when the photo
was taken. Note the smudge on the upper left corner. A wild cat got
into the house and tried to claw it off the drawing board. |
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A
portrait of my life-size Velociraptor mongoliensis. I began this
project just after Jurassic Park came out in 1993, as a response
to the ridiculous Raptors in that film, and continued working
on it until 1999 when I finally got a polyester/glass fiber copy pulled.
He's now residing somewhere in Maryland, hopefully being treated well.
I still have the molds, but you'd have to throw a lot of money at me
to make another one. |
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A
few sketches from the past. Kind of sparce for the moment. |
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Here's
my page for spaceship models. At the Studio, there are at least as many
spaceships as there are dinosaurs. |
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Here's
GeometricDesign's Talos from Ray Harryhausen's Jason and the
Argonauts. I picked this up for a song at the second Imagination
Expo in 2002. I painted him with Modern Options bronze paint
and patina. A quick and simple build. |
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Games
Workshop's Cave Troll from Fellowship of the Ring. I don't
usually get into gaming miniatures, but I fell in love with many of
the designs from the Lord of the Rings movies, including this
one. Finished in acrylics with epoxy groundwork. 2002. |
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Something
a little different. The Nautilus from Twenty Thousand Leagues
Under the Sea. In 3-D no less. 2003. |
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This
is Dan Cope's build up of my Velociraptor. I think he
looks pretty good. He published it's construction in a recent Kitbuilders
Magazine. Get your copy today! |
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