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I picked up this near life size fox statue from a local auction for $5. I fell in love with that sweet expression on her face. As you can see she had pitting and some pretty bad holes in her front legs as well as cracks. Hopefully, I can fix her up. I have been working on her for about a week and still have a way to go. I took photos along the way but there are still more to come. Enjoy.
Here she is primed and ready for a new look. Even though I think this is more of an arctic fox statue I decided to go with a more geographicaly relevant color. I can only imagine how it was in the “old days” when you have to scour nature books and magazines for reference photos.
Awwww, she’s looking really good, it was very kind of you to rescue her! She definitely deserves to gain new life and be admired again. 🙂 Can’t wait to see your end result!
Check out my finished artwork at http://falcolf.deviantart.com/ and my sketch/studio blog at http://rosannapbrost.tumblr.com/
Excellent!
After much internet research I have surmised that the base coat of the common red fox is a mustardy yellow.
It has been raining so these photos were taken inside. Some with flash, others not. I mostly just have the face and ears left to finish.
OH she is looking great!! Are you going to antique her to get a richness and depth to the coat. I think that would look amazing in just a tiny deeper tone than the under coloring.
Great work on this piece. Can’t wait to see it finished 🙂
She’s looking gorgeous!!! 😀
Check out my finished artwork at http://falcolf.deviantart.com/ and my sketch/studio blog at http://rosannapbrost.tumblr.com/
Excellent!
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