Dancer
Even before Roop took me for a visit to the temple at Somnathpur I was already interested in Indian sculpture. When I came home, I wanted to try my hand at the style. It's turned out reasonably well, as you can see. I had a lot of fun figuring out the most important elements of the style, but it's still recognizably my work. I'm sure I'll give it another try later on.
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The full set of pictures is on Picasaweb, but be warned of nudity, she isn't wearing much except for some jewelry. I really need to learn to take better pictures: stretching the color with digikam is easy enough, that isn't the problem. But the distortion when making a picture of a statuette 25cm high is pretty fierce. this one came out quite well, but others have a very distorted head. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong...
And I really need to start making good pictures because I'm just too productive: not only can I not affort casting all pieces I make in bronze, even if I could afford it, it would take too much room. There are two statuettes at the foundry now, three in the icebox and two are in the making. So I guess I'll have to start trying to sell them -- after figuring out things like prices, making a website and learning how to make good pictures. /art | permanent link | |