Thor God of Thunder vs The Midgard Serpent bronze Action Figure, Superhero, Fantasy Art Sculptor: 360 view of the Thor clay sculpt

Saturday, June 26, 2010

360 view of the Thor clay sculpt

Thor's hair was given an additional three inches in length.

I believe I will keep the current pose.

The Midgard serpent will be added to the composition. The serpent's head or neck will be held by Thor's left hand as he summons the thunder in order to gain strength and do some serious booty kicking.

The rear section of the loincloth is not show in this image. Due to the pipe, entering his back, I was unable to dry fit the rear section.

My daughter viewed the sculpt today with all the accessories added and she stated, "this is your best work to date and I don't even like comic characters!". That was nice of her...

The sculpt measures 36" from toes to head. From toes to top of the hammer we are looking 45".

The hands still need to under several hours of detailing.

Sections of the cape will be supported by the serpents body; otherwise, the weight of the cape may compromise the welds.

UP, UP and away! The sculpt will be about one inch off the ground in order to give the illusion of flight.

Hope you enjoyed the images. More images will be available during the Midgard serpent sculpt.

1 comment:

AnonymousOctober 13, 2011 at 9:29 PM
Amazing work. Looks stunning. Can't wait to see it finished in Bronze
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Born in Los Angeles, California in the early 1960’s, Caesar Yanez has always had a penchant for creating and building whatever caught his curiosity. Relentlessly, curious what techniques and medium artist utilized to create their art, drove him to experiment; therefore, allowed him to expand his knowledge in a broad array of medium. Caesar has always enjoyed wildlife and nature from his early days. Always a big fan of “Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom” (70’s TV, series) However, it was plastic model building that inspired Caesar to challenge himself in the late 60’s and early 70’s to learn the art of fabricating artistic scenes. He believes it was his older sibling that introduced him to the hobby. Experimenting with plastic models, macramé, wood, ceramic, charcoal, oils, acrylics, wax, resin, oil clay; bronze has allowed him to hone his craft. Always focusing on realism, for it is this form of express that brings him artistic pleasure. He sees it as encapsulating a moment in time; therefore, his supporters have come to expect and admire stunning and realistic compositions.