Vinyl Pulse has posted an overview of Mike Sutfin’s Mad Battle Man, Reckless Toys’ huge and gruesome undead warrior figure. Sculpted by Scott Wetterschneider.
Chris Ryniak and Jonathan “Johnny Crap” Bergeron’s pair of hapless wanderers. Sculpted by Scott Wetterschneider. Resin Statue. Available now at Yves Laroche Galerie d’Art.
Seeker is Jeff Soto’s towering, wandering beast. Sculpted by Scott Wetterschneider. Available 1st Quarter 2010. 12″ tall, rotocast vinyl.
A highly detailed digital model of a not so happy go lucky barbarian.
Rendering of Scary Girl to see how she might look as a bronze and patina finished resin cast. Not too bad, really.
A close up of one of the brilliant figures from MTV’s Fauna series, as designed by Nathan Jurvicius.
Nathan’s “MTV Fauna” series snapped up a ton of awards from Promax/BDA.
Promax/BDA is the worldwide association of entertainment marketers, promoters and designers, representing more than 500 television stations and all major broadcast and cable networks from the U.S. as well as more than 3,000 individual members in 70 countries. The association provides members
with education, recognition and interaction through conferences, award competitions and publications as well as networking opportunities.
Nathan’s Fauna series won a total of 7 awards:
WORLD GOLD GOLD – Total Package Design: Image All Inclusive Combination – MTV Fauna Image
WORLD GOLD GOLD -Promotional Items Campaign – MTV Fauna Toys Set
BDA NORTH AMERICA JUDGE’S CHOICE AWARD – Art Direction & Design: Interstitial Campaign – MTV Fauna Interstitials
NORTH AMERICA GOLD – Total Package Design: Image All Inclusive Combination – MTV Fauna Image
NORTH AMERICA GOLD – Total Package Design: Logo – MTV Fauna Logo Elements
NORTH AMERICA GOLD – Art Direction & Design: Interstitial Campaign – MTV Fauna Interstitials
NORTH AMERICA MULTIMEDIA GOLD – General Branding/Image Campaign Using Integrated Media – MTV Fauna
Congrats, Nathan! You deserve every accolade!
A nice photoset of Bertie’s many handsome angles. Don’t get on his bad side.
Scott wrote a sweet tutorial about designing and modeling a character for rapid-prototyping for the upcoming issue of Computer Arts Projects magazine. This issue also shows off some of Mike Burnett’s wonderful work.
Gary Taxali took the resin prototype of his Oh No figure and recast it in bronze. It’s astounding.
