A Little Update.

[🪦 petejig ●]

Chris an easy way to check the anatomical dimensions, is to take a good reference photo, blow it up to the size of your sculpture,then use adjustable measuring callipers to check your dimensions.Now keep batting,it,ll be a pleasure watching your skills develop over the future. :thumbsup:

[🪦 Hauntmaster9 ●]

I agree, theres little to no sense of anatomy present in that. The same with your other sculpts in particular the zombie. You\'re going too quickly, I could sculpture 3 masks a day but they wouldn\'t be any good. Don\'t stop until its perfect, imo you should still be on your first fred.

[VF31]

yea that detail u have on the sculpture so far shouldnt even be there yet

keep working the shape of the head

[🪦 HorrorFX ●]

I agree, theres little to no sense of anatomy present in that.  The same with your other sculpts in particular the zombie.  You\'re going too quickly, I could sculpture 3 masks a day but they wouldn\'t be any good.  Don\'t stop until its perfect, imo you should still be on your first fred.

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[🪦 josephchoi ●]

he\'s just tryin to be helpful lol.
but i agree. you should try to get the anatomy down and everything before going on o details

[🪦 HorrorFX ●]

Oh yeah mate i know that,lol, i thank him for it. Its just such a pain in the ass to get anatomy down patt.As soon as i get home its time to get down to buisness.
-Chris

[🪦 Hauntmaster9 ●]

I didn\'t mean to offend at all, just keep at it. Don\'t give yourself any time contraints, and work at it comparing every single angle possible with screen caps. I can see alot of potential in your work.

[🪦 ianfxmen ●]

yeah i agree bro anatomy size and likeness is not good you defenetly have talent but missing some.........eyes are too small nose too bone sturcture is also not acurate start by getting the basic bone and muscle structure to look adequate and after only after go with the details keep on the work bro

[🪦 adam ●]

Thats what I\'ve been telling ya man. Don\'t start with the Fred right off, get your Robert down first, or in other words, get a really nice anatomically correct head, then Englundize it, THEN start your detailing, ie. burns. Keep at it, man. Its a pain in the ass to try to fix something that needs the earlier steps to look right... so, no offence, but it will just be easier to scrap it and start from square one. Good luck bro!