Detroitika - Tanner Jon A.
Lego The Witcher: Vernon Roche
The ruthless commander of the Temerian Special Forces is a potential ally in The Witcher 2 and The Witcher 3, and one of my favorite characters in the whole franchise. His humor behind the hard features plays off Geralt in a way far more enjoyable than other supporting characters in the second game.
I feel like several recent skills came together on this one. This pair of fingerless gloves, I cut off some material on the top and bottom of the hand, so the resulting clay is almost flush with the plastic. The degree of freedom of the long skirt is as good as Lego's clone wars kamas. His headdress, a 'chaperon', is a nice removable piece made entirely out of Pro-Create putty. I took the necklace idea from my buddy Yale; this necklace is its own piece and can be worn by any fig. The pouch at his hip is based on this medieval example, but has "Vizima" and the name of a nearby river written in Glagolitic, the ancient text that the game creators used.
The falchion sword is something I've had finished for quite a while; it's the product of a Brickwarriors Arming Sword and Falchion, and is the sharpest sword I've made yet.
The backdrop isn't too special this time around; he's intended to be at La Valette Castle from the Prologue : )
Lego The Witcher: Vernon Roche
The ruthless commander of the Temerian Special Forces is a potential ally in The Witcher 2 and The Witcher 3, and one of my favorite characters in the whole franchise. His humor behind the hard features plays off Geralt in a way far more enjoyable than other supporting characters in the second game.
I feel like several recent skills came together on this one. This pair of fingerless gloves, I cut off some material on the top and bottom of the hand, so the resulting clay is almost flush with the plastic. The degree of freedom of the long skirt is as good as Lego's clone wars kamas. His headdress, a 'chaperon', is a nice removable piece made entirely out of Pro-Create putty. I took the necklace idea from my buddy Yale; this necklace is its own piece and can be worn by any fig. The pouch at his hip is based on this medieval example, but has "Vizima" and the name of a nearby river written in Glagolitic, the ancient text that the game creators used.
The falchion sword is something I've had finished for quite a while; it's the product of a Brickwarriors Arming Sword and Falchion, and is the sharpest sword I've made yet.
The backdrop isn't too special this time around; he's intended to be at La Valette Castle from the Prologue : )