Oguleye - Artwork by Hendercrazy

[Hendercrazy]

Hello again everyone! Been busy with other artwork but I\'m still forging ahead with beasties for my gaming campaign.

Beware of the Oguleye!

Oguleye
© 2005 Derek Henderson. All rights reserved.

 

[Naukhel]

That\'s neat, but I don\'t envy the sculptor that tries to take it on.

 

[airhead]

Ohhh, give it to Temperance.. seen his roper?

 

[Ogrebane]

Never mind the sculpter I dont envy someone painting that dood. Nice artwork BTW

 

[Hendercrazy]

Originally posted by airhead
Ohhh, give it to Temperance.. seen his roper?

Out of curiosity... do you have a link handy?

Yes, his left arm with the spread out tentacles would be the most challenging aspect for sculpting and painting. I\'m guessing he\'d likley be a two-piece mold? One piece for the body with the grouped right arm and then a seperate piece with the 9 loose tentacles of the left arm.

Oguleye is a \"large\" creature.

 

[airhead]

try this one:

Gibbering Mouther
http://www.coolminiornot.com//13583

Roper
http://www.coolminiornot.com/15963

 

[airhead]

sorry for the double post. I fully expected Fish-dog or CDukino or Minimaker or Greenstuff or any of our other talented sculpters to pipe in here as well?


CMON guys (and gals) who wants to make this real?

 

[Temperance]

That would be a fun one. Difficult to cast; the arm tentacles are pretty thin and they\'d to reinforce each other. How large is it?

 

[QuietiManes]

Just need to do some \"creative\" sculpting there. Get everything but the snakey arms sculpted/casted. Create the body and the heads of the snake arms to be fitted onto 1/32 or 1/16\" brass rod or whatever fits.

Of course that may put off a fair number of buyers if they had to bend and form the rods themselves, even if they were supplied with the model but personally I\'d much rather that than have them all cast twisted into each other to support themselves because then they all look the same and it\'s really hard to customize it.