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As in my previous undead sculpture, I wanted Agloc's base to shed some light on his character. The red sand, palm trees, tiki mask and hanging bones are all elements from his home village in the game.
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For those of you who have been following along, here is a side by side comparison of Agloc and my previous miniature WoW sculpture - Anathea. I thought that working on a smaller scale might take less time, but I was wrong.
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Sculpting Agloc was a lot of fun, but I'm glad to finally be finished. The list of things I want to sculpt has been growing rapidly, so now it's back to the drawing board to decide which one to do next.
2 comments:
Awesome! He's so colorful, really bright and lovely. I didn't realize that he was Polynesian, so the base really does help. Congratulations on a big finish.
Thanks, Susan!
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