Mini Vinnie Price

Christopher Lee Dracula Portraits V.3

Grin portrait. One with fangs and red eyes, one without.

Christopher Lee Dracula portraits new versions

The first two of my Christopher Lee designs I added the bloodshot digitally for these.

Vincent Price Madhouse Statue video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTa093fnZmU

Vincent Price as Paul Toombes Madhouse torso portrait

A whim that ended up more work than planned. Was going to give him the Dr. Death makeup but decided not to obscure the face after customizing it.

The Red Death with mask

House of Wax torso bust portrait

Ursula Andress Honey Ryder Portrait Figure

This was an afterthought project since I had originally just wanted to do a SHE portrait bust as a whim, and then it expanded to a full figure, and before I knew it, I was doing a Dr. No portrait as well. Had not planned to 3d print it--but then decided to, so this completes the Ursula Andress project (and on her birthday). It is more challenging to do a woman portrait--and this was difficult due to the eye makeup requirements. When I did the SHE, it didn't look good to me when the headdress was removed, so I expected this to be harder to do. After I took some pictures, I liked the results. But I am not planning to do a full figure again at this point. I prefer doing faces and occassionally hands.

https://youtu.be/wV4zmIiKAUw

Vincent Price Roderick Usher Torso Bust Statue

Vincent Price - Nicholas Medina - The Pit and the Pendulum Portrait Bust

"Happening? Why, what should be happening Isabella? You Bartholomew my brother. How do you like my little workshop?"

Dr. Phibes Portrait Bust (new version)

From 3d printing with 3 different heads.

Ursula Andress Dr. No Honey Ryder print

Around 1:4 scale.

Hazel Court digital portrait

This is the type of work that probably requires one being a fan of the subject--otherwise, I don't think one could stay focused on such a task when you aren't being paid. But, I don't think you could pay someone to do this sort of intense portrait challenge. These are digital doodles in a sense since the main purpose is the face expression and although I am satisfied with most of them---the scream needs more photo verification for me to be satisfied. It is hard to get the exact photos of the pose, a slight variation in jaw position or some lens distortion can affect the match-making. Eventually, I may get something of this printed but I would leave it for a time and then go back to it for more fine-tuning.