This piece is not finished and probably will not be done anytime soon, as I have other projects that have priority π³
So why bother posting photos now, you ask? He he, because he is very appropriate to Halloween. Not because of his color scheme (as he is inspired by a Tigerβs Eye gemstone), but because of the current condition of the surface of the sculpt. It looks like my poor dragon swam in acid. In places his detail is eroded away, in others, its marred. Complete with removable eyes just for Halloween π (but, really, because they fell out) π Very scary. Happy Halloween!
![](http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i249/aprilmay56/PYOs/tiger1.jpg)
![](http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i249/aprilmay56/PYOs/tiger2.jpg)
A close up of just one of his flawed areas:
![](http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i249/aprilmay56/PYOs/tigerdefective.jpg)
Creepy:
![](http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i249/aprilmay56/PYOs/tigernoeyes.jpg)
As a disclaimer, I did not receive the PYO sculpt like this from Windstone Editions. He is just a poor victim of too much experimenting (donβt ask me what kind; just take my word for it that Iβm never happy with something and ruin everything), which disfigured him. I couldnβt bring myself to throw away the sculpt (who could?), so I used it to practice techniques on. I eventually decided to give him a βrockβ theme, and I tell myself his βflawsβ are just a natural result of exposure to the outdoor elements π Iβve actually grown quite attached so his imperfections no longer bother me π A sculpt only a mother could love π π
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