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Post by foxilized on Aug 21, 2009 8:38:27 GMT
I also discovered something very interesting about my water spitting guy here,  just take a look at this artwork by WILLIAM STOUT made in 1981:  I d**n knew my buddy was a sauropod ;D I just love the art of that man, I would love to obtain some figures from his designs, which I allways found spectacular. Do you guys know any more figures (from any year or collection) which were inspired by WILLIAM STOUT artwork? |
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Post by Dan on Aug 21, 2009 10:53:56 GMT
Wow, that's interesting. It seems the Procon Styracosaurus was inspired by Tucciarone's.   Not the artist you were looking for, but still kind of interesting. |
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Post by sid on Aug 21, 2009 11:14:53 GMT
There should be a thread regarding the figures inspired by paleoart, what do ya think?  |
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Post by sbell on Aug 21, 2009 15:46:36 GMT
Wow, that's interesting. It seems the Procon Styracosaurus was inspired by Tucciarone's. Not the artist you were looking for, but still kind of interesting. I knew I recognized the figure from an image--and it suddenly makes something clear. I always assumed that the awkward rear leg was the result of making the figure fit the image. It turns out, the sculptor was bang on, and the image itself has the leg overextended. I owe an apology to a nameless, faceless sculptor who I always assumed did a good enough but awkward job. |
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Post by foxilized on Aug 21, 2009 16:10:52 GMT
There should be a thread regarding the figures inspired by paleoart, what do ya think? Please.  |
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Post by Dan on Aug 21, 2009 19:21:56 GMT
It might not be Tucciarone's best work, but he still makes some beautiful pieces. A real gentleman, too.
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Post by sid on Aug 22, 2009 9:54:48 GMT
There should be a thread regarding the figures inspired by paleoart, what do ya think? Please. Ok, i'll do it! |
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