The 'King of the Jungle' plaque, measuring 18"X
12". This 3 dimensional piece will be
given a faux bronze finish and features a small
female by-stander (center-bottom).
Uninvited indeed. A maquette that will
literally put a tail between your legs.
A Yoda sculpt study in faux bronze.
'Setekh', the bringer of chaos and destruction.
The area at the back of his head is flat to receive
the horn extrusions
(Sculpt
in progress).
Richard
Leggatt working on skekSil as Scott Maple's skekTek
looks on. Go to the SKEKSIS
page.
There
is a reason that this doesn't look like the Vader you've
come to know and love!
Darth
Vader's original helmet design from Ralph McQuarrie's
production paintings. I thought it would be nice
to see his early work brought to life in 3 dimensions.
This is a work in progress and an early sculpt
that is shown unrefined. The finished piece can be seen here.
Darth
Maul's horns sit like a crown on his head.
There are 10 horns in total, each one unique in
form. They resemble a hybrid shark tooth/deer
antler bone. These horns were formed on a glass
head so that they have a concave base for full
coverage adhesion.
The completed
horns are here.
A
collaborative effort by Scott Maple and Per Kapper
(Denmark) to recreate the original H.R. Giger
Alien 1 design.
A
Masamune Shirow 'Fuchikoma' battle tank miniature.
Thanks
to Jordan Samuel and Carleton for their talents
in this recreation of Spawn for the world premiere
in 1997. See our Spawn page here, including our updated versions of the costume.
