Here is something that has been on my work bench for easily over a year.
Jason designed her, put her together, and bought all the pieces for me (he did all the hard work).
I had started her and put her on the back of the desk because I found myself frustrated with trying to paint an un-paintable object. But with all the research I've been doing these past few months I was finally able to pick her up and finish her for the most part. Originally I was trying to paint her like a standard miniature and found myself overwhelmed but this time I used pastels a little paint and lots of sealer. She is simple for a mini but complex for an action figure.
I actually broke out the air brush for pretty much the first time and painted the black on her legs with it. I had to get some air brush cleaner and new paints first but once the air brush was cleaned out she was a breeze to paint.
But enough with the reading here are the pictures! I hope you enjoy.
Sunday, March 24, 2013
Saturday, March 9, 2013
Custom GI Joe Colton /Bruce Willis
This is my newest and 2nd Joe Colton. I originally customized one and got a ton of requests for commissions. But with running my own business I don't have any time for that. So I managed to grab another Joe from the store the other day. I did a lighter face up and some body shading to give him a bit more depth. Nothing too fancy.
I put him up on eBay and as of now he still has 6 days. Here is the link if you want to check him out.
I put him up on eBay and as of now he still has 6 days. Here is the link if you want to check him out.
Labels:
bruce willis,
custom doll,
face up,
Gi Joe,
joe colton,
repaint
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