The Basics of Bases
-By Tim Bruckner I was commissioned by connoisseur and collector, Don Bohm, to sculpt a Superman...
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Water Nymph V.2
-By Tim Bruckner Some years ago I created a piece I called Water Nymph. She was a way from me to...
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Seven Deadly Sins Carousel: Greed
-By Tim Bruckner About a dozen years ago I started doing research and preliminary design work for...
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Hush : Part 3
-By Tim Bruckner I’d thought that the statue would need to be assembled from twenty pieces....
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Hush : Part 2
-By Tim Bruckner I continued the same approval-in-process with the wax work on Catwoman. Getting...
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Hush : Part 1
-By Tim Bruckner I first translated Jim Lee’s art in 2003. It was a Batman statue based on a...
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Mapping Smoke
-By Tim Bruckner I’m working on a statue that has several stylized smoke elements. Although I’ve...
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Ode to Joy
-By Tim Bruckner I was first exposed to Beethoven’s music as many of us might have been, as part...
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2D to 3D and Back
-By Tim Bruckner Some time ago, Arnie Fenner commissioned me to do a Barbarian statue. I sketched...
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A Private Commission: Green Lantern
-By Tim Bruckner A commission is a collaboration . For it to work, and work well, there needs to...
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The Kiss: Part 3
-By Tim Bruckner With all the parts cast and cleaned of seams and flashing (See: The Kiss: Part...
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The Kiss : Part 2
-By Tim Bruckner With the basic clays approved (see The Kiss: Part 1), I made a set of waste molds...
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The Nome King
-By Tim Bruckner Here is a piece created by Tim Bruckner for the ‘Visions of Oz’...
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The Kiss: Part 1
-By Tim Bruckner You could have cut the romantic tension between Superman and Wonder Woman with a...
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I Can See Clearly
-By Tim Bruckner Introducing a clear or semi-clear element to your statue can add depth, motion...
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