Talkin’ about dragons.

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Last year I got involved in a pretty cool robotics project. Luckily, I don’t need to know much about the robot part. A group of local Cub Scouts decided that they want to make a robotic, shoulder-mounted dragon puppet. Pretty ambitious. I volunteered to sculpt this model of the baby dragon.

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This sculpture is comprised of polymer clay on a wire armature. It was designed so that the head, the wings, and the tail are removable. This should help in the molding process. I will be posting a more in-depth tutorial on the design and sculpting process very soon. Stay tuned.

Greetings! This is my first post.

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I’ve been saying for years that zombies are played out. I’m afraid that removing the head and/or destroying the brain can’t stop the zombie-pop-culture-apocalypse. But every few years I’m pleasantly surprised. I thought the zombie genre was done after Shaun of the Dead. That was it.  No one could do any better. Anything more would be played out. Until I discovered The Walking Dead. Then that was it. Played out. Until I discovered World War Z(the book.) Maybe I’m wrong about zombies being played out. Above is an illustration I made a few years back. It’s my own spin on the genre.