Jul 14, 2017
Low-Poly Daredevil
I got to meet Charlie Cox at a convention. Super nice guy. He signed a copy of this.
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Low-Poly Daredevil
I got to meet Charlie Cox at a convention. Super nice guy. He signed a copy of this.
Low-Poly Leia because yes.
Here’s to Carrie Fisher, a badass princess, rebel, general, and overall amazing woman.
I had to delay posting this one since it was a gift for a friend.
Because Iron Fist currently doesn’t have a live action form (although it’s coming) this was done using an image of a 3-D model and two comic references.
Spread some love with Deadpool!
I took two images, one a screenshot and the other a promo photo, stuck ‘em together, and adjusted the saturation to get the reds to match. I had to paint in the rest of the forearms.
In celebration of Rogue One, I decided to throw in BB-8 from TFA. He’s really cute!
Wonder Woman in all her glory. I colored up the bodice and skirt so that they were more in line with her original colors.
Next up on my docket is the Justice League. With the movie on the way, I went with versions seen in the released announcement photo. Batman, though, had a little wiggle room. (Because he’s Batman!) I went with a smaller bat symbol on the chest - it’s a bit more classic - and I added some gold tones to the utility belt.
The biggest problem I run into when beginning a character is finding a good full-body pose. Sometimes I’ll get the pose from production photos of the action figures and the coloring from screen captures. Fury here is a perfect example of that process.