Showing posts with label Frankenstein. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Frankenstein. Show all posts

Monday, January 6, 2014

Spare parts...

It's always good to have some!

Happy New Year by the way....

Sunday, May 26, 2013

Sunday, January 27, 2013

The Bride of Frankenstein!


The shading in the original sketch looks much more subtle. Ink, crayon and white out, tinted sepia in Photoshop (2011).

Monday, October 1, 2012

Glenn Stange as.....


Guess who?! I recently rediscoverd oil paints (this time water souble) and this is one of the results. I love them, but the drying time kills me, I have more finished, but I can't put them on the scanner yet! Note to self: Get rid of the cheap brushes. Oil on paper, (2012).

Thursday, May 10, 2012

Stuff from the hard drive part 4 of 4: Miscellaneous...

Here is the last installment of the stuff that inhabited my hard drive. They're were all painted by me. Enjoy!

Resin Chef Godzilla 1973

Resin Chef Megalon, second version.


Billiken Predator


Billiken Cyclops, two horned version.


Dimensional Designs Kraken from »Clash of the Titans«


Glenn Strange bust by William Paquet/Gothic House Designs


Resin from the Grave Igor together with Billiken Frankenstein Monster


The above with some Photoshop added.


Mike Hill's Horror Mount Rushmore


Aurora Plastic's Phantom of the Opera

Billiken Dracula


Billiken Phantom of the Opera


Resin from the Grave Werewolf of London


Juniper Model's Diana Rigg of »The Avengers«





Needful Things Yoda


Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Stuff from the hard drive part 3 of 4: Sculpted by Jeff Yeagher

These are kits sculpted by actor/writer Jeff Yeagher, one of my favourite sculptors. At the moment he is busy working for Sideshow Collectibles and Moebius Models, but still finds the time to crank out a garage kit or two.  I still have more than a few of his kits in storage waiting for paint. Somewhere down the road I have to reshoot (and repaint) these kits to let them shine more. They deserve it!

Yeagher Classic Ardeth Bey, 1:6 scale resin kit released by "Tower of London"




James Bama Aurora box art tribute kit, 1:7 scale resin kit released by "Monsters in Motion"


James Bama Aurora box art tribute kit, 1:7 scale resin kit released by "Monsters in Motion"



"Curse of Frankenstein" Christopher Lee Monster, 1:6 scale resin kit released by Mr. Yeagher himself.



"Shadow of the Vampire" William Dafoe, 1:6 scale resin kit released by "Monsters in Motion"



"Teenage Werewolf", 1:6 scale resin kit released by Geometric Designs.



Base sculpted by Mike Parks.

Friday, January 20, 2012

The Monster in Black & White....


From my Sketchbook.....brush, copic & white out, 2011.

Thursday, January 5, 2012

Curse of Frankenstein: Christopher Lee as the Monster



One of the few pieces bought and painted last year. Christopher Lee as the Monster from Hammer Films first Frankenstein flick (1957). It's a hollow cast resin bust released by (the now defunct) company Model Giants. Sculpted in 1:3 scale and great detail by the elusive Mr. William Paquet. One piece casting, painted with acrylic paints, a real fun kit to work on.



Saturday, December 31, 2011

2011 is over.....


Should auld acquaintance be forgot,

and never brought to mind?

Should auld acquaintance be forgot

and days of auld lang syne?