Hey all,
We really get some of the best requests at the studio… one client asked for a different kind of American Werewolf transformation and I loved the idea!
He asked us to create a "puppy" version of Rick Baker's classic werewolf from AWIL. Such a fun concept! I immediately had an image in mind and did a little photoshop mash with some sketching to get the concept down. The client approved and off we went to building it.
Quite a few people had a hand in this. The final piece has a silicone head and feet, translucent resin teeth and claws, custom eyes (with actual 3-D muscles within), hand punched NFT hair and a fabricated body with acrylic fur. To top it all off, we gave him a weathered red movie theater chair like the theater at the end of the flick!
Rick got a real kick out of it (whew!) and most importantly, our client loved it! I hope you do too!
You'll find lots of pics on this page on our site: http://www.tomspinadesigns.com/sculpture-american-werewolf-in-london-wolf-prop-puppy.html
We shared the process as we worked on Facebook, so if you dig that sort of thing, follow us there please! https://www.facebook.com/TomSpinaDesigns
And we did a little video slideshow (see below), covering a lot of the steps that went into this piece… enjoy!
Thanks for looking and I hope you all find him as creepy and cute as we do
best,
Tom
We really get some of the best requests at the studio… one client asked for a different kind of American Werewolf transformation and I loved the idea!
He asked us to create a "puppy" version of Rick Baker's classic werewolf from AWIL. Such a fun concept! I immediately had an image in mind and did a little photoshop mash with some sketching to get the concept down. The client approved and off we went to building it.
Quite a few people had a hand in this. The final piece has a silicone head and feet, translucent resin teeth and claws, custom eyes (with actual 3-D muscles within), hand punched NFT hair and a fabricated body with acrylic fur. To top it all off, we gave him a weathered red movie theater chair like the theater at the end of the flick!
Rick got a real kick out of it (whew!) and most importantly, our client loved it! I hope you do too!
You'll find lots of pics on this page on our site: http://www.tomspinadesigns.com/sculpture-american-werewolf-in-london-wolf-prop-puppy.html
We shared the process as we worked on Facebook, so if you dig that sort of thing, follow us there please! https://www.facebook.com/TomSpinaDesigns
And we did a little video slideshow (see below), covering a lot of the steps that went into this piece… enjoy!
Thanks for looking and I hope you all find him as creepy and cute as we do
best,
Tom
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