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Wendigo
Hi! Meet my version of a wendigo, an evil cannibalistic monster from Algonquian-speaking First Nations folklore in North America. This powerful and blood-thirsty creature wanders into the wood and the shadows, tracking his next prey.
The colours lost some of their intensity when uploading the photos but I hope you enjoy it!






The colours lost some of their intensity when uploading the photos but I hope you enjoy it!






Third eye
Here is my second attempt at making a silicone mask. I watched all the immortal mask courses. Third eye gypsy. Still needs paint.

Aries the Viking Ram
This is my rendition of the Aries Zodiac sign as a viking inspired warrior. Design and sculpt by me. The main body was sculpted in Monster clay medium, and all the armor pieces were done in Olave clay. I did use some thin bent pins for making the buckles on the armor. The figure is about 9" tall from the top of the head to the lower hoof.
This is a project I started about 6 years ago, but I wasn't satisfied with how it was turning out, so I decided to re do the whole thing from scratch last year, and got it done in about 4 months.
It is still a work in progress since I haven't finished the molding, but I'm very satisfied with the final sculpt.
Hope you guys like it.





















This is a project I started about 6 years ago, but I wasn't satisfied with how it was turning out, so I decided to re do the whole thing from scratch last year, and got it done in about 4 months.
It is still a work in progress since I haven't finished the molding, but I'm very satisfied with the final sculpt.
Hope you guys like it.






















Baby dragon puppet
This is my first build💚 I built Oran this baby dragon out of paper clay some Fimo and foam rubber and lots of contact cement💚











Re: Inouri the Gelfling Courier
When I grow really old I want to be Aughra. Love that world so much.
"The Emperor Talking"
For this being, I wanted to focus on the elements that would mark the greatness of an emperor, like the crown. For the deformation under the skull I made an abstraction of the Fleur de Lis
I am exhibiting this sculpture at Aeon Gallery in Richmond, Illinois at the "Carnevale" exhibit.