Froghemoth sculpt

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funnymouth

Active member
Hi everyone!
I've been a lurker recently but I couldn't help but share my latest creation.
one of my favorite monsters, behold: the froghemoth!
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link: http://www.coolminiornot.com/339160
Center Stage miniatures has picked it up for their Tome of Horrors Kickstarter and i couldn't be happier! My first "pro" sculpt!
I hope you like this old school horror as much as I do, but even if you don't, I'd like to hear your thoughts and feedback.
If anyone is interested in how i made froghy there is a solid WIP in the Reaper forums.
Giddy!
- funnymouth
 
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wargamesculptor

wargamesculptor

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congratulations on your first pro sculpt, very well done with exceptional detail ! The only critique I have and its very small the joins of the tenticles have a slight dip to them, as thats the only critique very well done sir
 
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SoulBringer

Guest
Hi,

Great result for a first sculpt, funny creature with many details.
The joins will be hard to "mask" in some areas.

Cheers
 
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funnymouth

Active member
Thanks for the encouragement everyone!

wargamesculptor said:
The only critique I have and its very small the joins of the tenticles have a slight dip to them, as thats the only critique very well done sir
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just an illusion caused by how they have been temporarily attached I am afraid. The model was sculpted with the arms in place as a single piece and cut off with a very sharp blade along a natural contour (and socketed), so really they are perfectly flush.
 
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squidders

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I love it but want to put one of those dog lampshade collars on and a sock on its back. maybe that's just me though.
 
Chrispy

Chrispy

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Wowsers! Really nice detail and texture work. The tentacles look like you had them in mind for keying, and I think it's great you're able to think professionally ahead as to what parts will be a problem. :D
 
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funnymouth

Active member
thanks guys! i'm amazed it came out as well as i think it did. :tremble:
i really fussed over every detail, sculpting and re-sculpting. i guess when you put that much love in to a project it is hard to go wrong. it was a crazy learning experience and it has definitely given me the confidence to try out some more stuff. i discovered that i like to sculpt, which was a revelation.
i want to paint it soooooooooooo bad, lol. must resist....
 
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