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All right, another one. I used gray clay for this one and I like the way the texture looks. The sculpture itself, however, doesn’t look as I envisioned it. Originally, I had imagined a killer hornet attacking the girl, but I ran into two problems: one, if I made the creature too big as of […]

Yeah, as blunt as that. A wonderful woman I met years ago–and who was the inspiration for the character of Chelsea in Thief–gave me this idea. She didn’t say “go sculpt this,” of course, she just made a comment as we had a deep conversation; my ever-present visualization of the battle between the beauty and

This is not the sculpture I promised, but I don’t see any problem with posting it now. Two dwarves (or dwarfs? why is the text editor highlighting this word?) hunt down, defeat and impale the creature that had been terrorizing the village… yeah… Well, to be honest, I didn’t have any background story in mind

I’m happy to announce that I finished the first draft of my new book entitled “Thief.” I’ll begin the beta reading/editing stage right away and I hope to have everything ready in a couple of months. This novel will be shorter, less violent and less graphical than Unhuman, but will deal with similar topics such

Hello everybody! It’s been a while since my last post. I’ve been busy writing my next novel, which I hope will be completed by mid-next year. And as I wrote, while imagining what the cover should look like, a scene popped up in my head. I knew I had to draw it and I did,

The legendary clash between daughter and father is depicted in this fantastic diorama which recently joined my collection. Princess Diana meets God Ares on the battlefield in a violent fashion. I don’t consider myself a Wonder Woman fan but I recently watched a couple of animated movies that kept me entertained. I fell in love

Hello guys! I’ve been absent for a while, working on a new novel which deals with (I hope) a barely explored subject. I’ll keep you posted in that regard as it evolves. In the meantime, let me show you another member of my sculpture collection: Shanna the She Devil by Gentle Giant. Just look at

Today I want to show you another of my beloved statues, this time one inspired in the work of the great Frank Frazetta, notorious painter and comic illustrator.  The Ghoul Queen was apparently painted in 1973; this sculpture was made of resin by Tim Bruckner, faithful to the original artwork.  Just look at the scene:

This beautiful sculpture made by Wei Ho and produced by Yamato Toys shows the splendor of Medusa, daughter of Phorcys and mother of Pegasus (well, not intentionally, according to the myth), holding the head of a petrified victim in a time before meeting her fate at the hands of the hero Perseus. The statue is

I collect statues. To be more accurate, I collect statues of sexy women, although my conception of sexy may not meet the general acceptance criteria. The representation of strength, distress and beauty is what i look for when picking items for my collection. There are some great sculptors out there, people capable of creating with