I’m Too Dumb to be an Artist
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Author: Tim Bruckner
Well Played
-By Tim Bruckner If you’re a free-lance, hands-for-hire sculptor and you’ve been lucky enough to...
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I am the Walrus
-By Tim Bruckner It was 1973. I was broke and unemployed. So, I thought, I know, I’d like to do...
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-By Tim Bruckner When Don Bohm, collector supreme and all around good guy, asked if I’d be interested in translating an illustration of his original character, Doc Saturn, into 3D, I didn’t have to think twice. Don has...
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The Eyes Have It
-By Tim Bruckner If you’re a figurative sculptor, expression is everything. And everything is in...
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She Becomes: Part 2
-By Tim Bruckner he Tree Paint Master: Her color scheme and the setting pretty much determined the...
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A Sculptor’s Secret World, Part 7: Kristine & Colin Poole
-By Tim Bruckner I met Kristine and Colin Poole for the first time at Spectrum Fantastic Art Live...
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A Sculptor’s Secret World, Part 6: Jon Matthews
-By Tim Bruckner I’ve never known any sculptor who can read and translate 2D art into 3D with such...
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Observations from the Old School
-By Tim Bruckner If you want to be a commercial sculptor, you’ll need to know Zbrush. That, as far...
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Translating Todd
-By Tim Bruckner I’d been a big Todd Schorr fan from first seeing his work in Juxtapoz and thought...
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DC Dynamics: The Joker
-By Tim Bruckner I’ve sculpted the Joker over a dozen times and I understand him better with each...
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Superman Paint Master
by Tim Bruckner This was a pretty straight ahead paint up. I use cel vinyl exclusively for my...
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The Man of Clay, Wax and Resin
-By Tim Bruckner As mentioned in Basics of Bases, I was commissioned by Don Bohm to create a...
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