Sunday, September 14, 2008
SALE SALE SALE
we've officially opened up our webstore and we have lots of new goodies available in the monstreshop !!!
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Monday, September 8, 2008
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Friday, August 22, 2008
some more Axeface
Here are a few more shots of Axeface. Below is the final prototype, sculpted with Super Sculpey, primed white and sanded furiously. He's about to be clayed up and molded.


Axeface says "hello" from the beach!

Here's a turnaround of a clear grey casting that cliff's gonna paint up into something pretty. The levels are tweaked a bit to show some detail.

Axeface in prison..


Axeface says "hello" from the beach!
Here's a turnaround of a clear grey casting that cliff's gonna paint up into something pretty. The levels are tweaked a bit to show some detail.

A wip shot of axeface's first edition. Green base with blue and yellow spray. They'll each have some distiguising features, and will be limited to three pieces(!). These suckers are biiiig... one Axeface takes 24 oz of resing, whereas one Victim takes 7 (4 oz for the body, 3 for the flame). Thats a pretty huge difference, and has thus expedited our current drought of white resin. Ooof.
Axeface in prison..
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Swampgas strikes back...
When good resin goes bad...we try to conserve materials as much as possible and these are the results. These smaller sculpts are really fun to experiment with, and good for trying new techniques and not wasting resin.

And here's a nice group shot of the Swampgas edition Codename: P.A.N.T.s Monstre (thats a pain to spell out..) We still have a few of these guys left.
Swampgas with handprinted header and block print..

Shot of the print itself, two color linocut by Cliff. White and brown ink on green cardstock.

And here's a nice group shot of the Swampgas edition Codename: P.A.N.T.s Monstre (thats a pain to spell out..) We still have a few of these guys left.
Swampgas with handprinted header and block print..
Shot of the print itself, two color linocut by Cliff. White and brown ink on green cardstock.
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