Hey,

I did these last year to practice sculpting.

They're based on sketches by Roman Semenenko. They're all quick sculpts and I have to say that I learned quite a lot doing them. I also had a lot of fun. 

I have some more of these that I'll post and maybe I'll do more of them as well.

  

  

  

This is the latest personal project I've started.
 It's obviously inspired by Star Wars. I even looked at some concept art. I started doing this while watching a tutorial by Jama Jurabaev on creating quick environments. 

I plan to spend a bit more time on this, even though it's still going to be done late in the evenings after work. I think I'll try to make it like a space Tatooine-like market. 

For the time being, I just have these objects. I'll kitbash some machines and add diversity to the buildings - maybe other colors, some details, depending on how important they are to the composition.

If I keep enjoying working on this, I may do a shot with a robot seller on a street or something like this. I'm not sure where exactly it's going but I'm having fun.

Last night I started sculpting a Kid Loki bust based on the MCU version. 

It basically looked like trash for the longest time. I began doing it around 9:30 PM and I worked on it until it looked at least sort of how I want.

Yesterday was my first day at work after 10 days of vacation (in which I still tried to sculpt more or less) and I was pretty tired after work. After starting a blog though, I decided that if I'm gonna sculpt anyway, I might as well record it. 

I am not a character artist and I do not consider myself even remotely good at it. But I'm trying to learn and get better 

I started with these references and I got it to this point:

I'm gonna keep working on it after work and hopefully, it will look like something soon.