dberl:

dopepope:

Who remembers the godawful movie ‘The Horror of Party Beach’? I chose this creature as my subject for a mentorship project with Krystal Sae Eua @iamsadpanda. Over the course of 4 weekend sessions, she guided me through a ton of helpful approaches, techniques, and artistic tricks in Brush and Keyshot, and helped me bring this creature to finish. It was a privilege to watch her work, and learn from her. She makes everything seem so easy. And, right in the middle of that, I was lucky enough to catch a workshop with Raf Grassetti @rafgrassetti, and doubled up on the education. Damn, these guys are the real deal. Learned a ton from both of them. Follow both, and when they announce a workshop, a mentorship, whatever, JUMP ON IT. Much thanks to both for putting themselves out there so we can all learn from the best.

About the creature, it always seemed really cool to me despite how awfully its constructed. I do love the head forms tho, and always found it frightening. So I made sure to keep that, and changed how the mouth worked, and took some liberties with the anatomy and texturing. Not too different, but not the same. Krystal was amazing at showing how to address anatomical forms, and had some really clever ideas for how this creature might prey on unsuspecting people, which led to a lot of the mouth forms. More images to come of that and the progression of the model.

’ Horror of party Beach’ (1964) is available for free in it’s entirety on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0mkmf3zezM

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Amazing how much more threatening it looks when it doesn’t have a mouth full of hot dogs