Painting Eyes
-By Tim Bruckner To help eye placement, try and paint in the eye opposite your dominant hand...
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Author: Tim Bruckner
The Cost Of Guesswork
-By Tim Bruckner Just a few Years ago: So, you’re a sculptor. Hands-for-hire. You’ve gotten a job...
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DC Dynamics: Sinestro
-By Tim Bruckner Its not often you get to collaborate with someone whose work you admire. It...
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Embracing the Belly
-Tim Bruckner I’ve translated a lot of 2D to 3D. A lot. Translation is an education. You learn a...
Read MoreMaking Wonder Woman
A couple of years ago, I was lucky enough to design and sculpt a line of statues for DC Direct. I...
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Finding the Dragon
-By Tim Bruckner I’ve never been much of a dragon guy. I know, saying that here, now, is kind of...
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The Christmas Carol Collection
-By Tim Bruckner I’ve read Dickens A Christmas Carol nearly every year since my early teens. And...
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It Ain’t Easy Being 3D
-Tim Bruckner Let’s say you’re a 2D artist. Well, you my friend are the Supreme Master of Your...
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Thanks Norm
-By Tim Bruckner I haven’t any formal training. No academy, college or diploma (Mayor of...
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High Fives
-By Tim Bruckner Every one a sculpture. How many do you recognize?…
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Water Nymph
-By Tim Bruckner Prometheus was one of those pieces that wanted to be made and I was just in the...
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He Who Laughs Last
-By Tim Bruckner- He Who Laughs Last, 1991: I liked the idea of a hard faced 40’s style gangster...
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