Frankenstein's MONSTER

David Assel · January 2017

The Monster of disproportionate lengths is here! Years of seclusion have left him lonely and in search of somebody like him. But will he find his Bride? The Monster still demands a mate!

I sculpted my interpretation of Frankenstein's Monster out of Castiline wax, wire, metal (bolts), twine, and included tiny pieces of fabric for his patches. The behemoth looms 14" tall. Please check out my other posts.Thanks for viewing. -David Assel

Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/5020761/uploads/editor/m4/hs26phnjkakb.jpg

Thomas van der Veer · January 2017

you're a pro! great sculpture

David Assel · January 2017

thanks again

Lucas Morawski · January 2017

wow, impressive detail! ;o great work!

David Assel · January 2017

Thanks Lucas!

Gordon Mallett · January 2017

beautiful work!

David Assel · January 2017

Thank you Gordon!

Jonathan Stewart-wood · January 2017

Incredible truly the best piece I have seen for anatomy & texture where did you learn how to sculpt? or are you self taught. This work is of the highest level.

David Assel · January 2017

Thanks Jonathan!! Well, since I was a kid I was studying anatomy. I've taken various classes, and would learn a lot from my father, Steven Assael. He's been a huge inspiration to me as a father, but also as a teacher. I used to work for Todd McFarlane, among others, so I'm always open to learning as I progress. I work a lot out of my head, which is fun, but when the real training comes in is getting solid reference or working from life. This piece was a out of my head and I used anatomy studies from Elliot Goldfinger and Bridgman to help the process along. I'm excited to continue as I hope to continue to improve project to project. Thank you very much for your feedback. I appreciate it!

Nikita Lebedev · January 2017

Really beautiful sculpt here buddy. The anatomy and design are great! I like the bride too

David Assel · January 2017

Thanks Nikita! Your sculpture is really very cool as well!

Thomas van der Veer · January 2017

Good luck @David Assel! I think your sculpture is one of the best!

David Assel · January 2017

Thanks, I appreciate your feedback!

Thomas van der Veer · January 2017

your very welcome David!

David Assel · January 2017

yeah

Patrick Grondin · October 2017

Man ...... this is the most amazing work i've ever seen . Great level of detail and anatomy in this sculpt . Thumbs up and hat down .

Frankenstein's MONSTER

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