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Every act matters.No matter how small💞
(Wanted......Toaster Dragon)
Male Hearth....one day🤞Dream on.:hi: Have you ever thought about doing dragons for “Sideshow/Weta” when you were in California? Your sculpts are just as good and better than some of theirs.I was watching LotR and thought about your work,just curious. 🙂
Every act matters.No matter how small💞
(Wanted......Toaster Dragon)
Male Hearth....one day🤞Dream on.bodine6127 wrote::hi: Have you ever thought about doing dragons for “Sideshow/Weta” when you were in California? Your sculpts are just as good and better than some of theirs.I was watching LotR and thought about your work,just curious. 🙂
Those movie creature people keep one humble.. wow. I am not in that league!
John, John’s dad Nick and I did do some small creature stuff on the first “Ghostbusters” movie. There was no cg in them-there days, everything was real latex creatures that were puppeteered, or stop motion. John and nick built the mechanism that raised and stretched the graceful “librarian ghost” into a scary ghoul.I pupeteered her a tiny bit,and I sculpted a little ghost’s face! It is visible on screen for about a nano second. It is the grinning bat-winged one that flys out of the storm drain after the ghosts get released from the ghostbuster’s ghost holding tank. John and Nick got credits!
I got a plastic gorilla skull out of the deal.
Now you gotta rent the movie.Melody wrote:bodine6127 wrote::hi: Have you ever thought about doing dragons for “Sideshow/Weta” when you were in California? Your sculpts are just as good and better than some of theirs.I was watching LotR and thought about your work,just curious. 🙂
Those movie creature people keep one humble.. wow. I am not in that league!
John, John’s dad Nick and I did do some small creature stuff on the first “Ghostbusters” movie. There was no cg in them-there days, everything was real latex creatures that were puppeteered, or stop motion. John and nick built the mechanism that raised and stretched the graceful “librarian ghost” into a scary ghoul.I pupeteered her a tiny bit,and I sculpted a little ghost’s face! It is visible on screen for about a nano second. It is the grinning bat-winged one that flys out of the storm drain after the ghosts get released from the ghostbuster’s ghost holding tank. John and Nick got credits!
I got a plastic gorilla skull out of the deal.
Now you gotta rent the movie.Too Cool! I have it,I’ll have to bring it out and tell my husband about this. He would probably drive you a little “batty” 😀 with a million questions about it all. I won’t let him 😀 I think you are very MUCH in their leaque. You are just a bit humble,good for you 8) That must have been fun.Maybe,if you want,you could put a thread with pics of you and your husband’s work. Hint,hint I would love to see pics. I would have died to have been a part of ,that part, of Hollywood. I live in the wrong part of the country. 😀 Thanks for answering me and you ARE that good. :bye:
Every act matters.No matter how small💞
(Wanted......Toaster Dragon)
Male Hearth....one day🤞Dream on.Melody wrote:bodine6127 wrote::hi: Have you ever thought about doing dragons for “Sideshow/Weta” when you were in California? Your sculpts are just as good and better than some of theirs.I was watching LotR and thought about your work,just curious. 🙂
Those movie creature people keep one humble.. wow. I am not in that league!
John, John’s dad Nick and I did do some small creature stuff on the first “Ghostbusters” movie. There was no cg in them-there days, everything was real latex creatures that were puppeteered, or stop motion. John and nick built the mechanism that raised and stretched the graceful “librarian ghost” into a scary ghoul.I pupeteered her a tiny bit,and I sculpted a little ghost’s face! It is visible on screen for about a nano second. It is the grinning bat-winged one that flys out of the storm drain after the ghosts get released from the ghostbuster’s ghost holding tank. John and Nick got credits!
I got a plastic gorilla skull out of the deal.
Now you gotta rent the movie.*prepares to run downstairs and watch again!*
OMG!!! I LOVE Ghostbusters!!!! 😀 😀 😀
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