Common garden elk

Hi all.
This is my first post and first time working with 3D printing.
I enlisted some help from my friends to create this sculpt that I have worked over with car primer and acrylics and pencil (and a bunch of other media).

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I have charted my experiment on a blog here:
http://3dsculpt-o-rama.blogspot.com.au/

Cheers,
Glenn

Glen, looks like you have quite a talent there! Your model and finishing look awesome! Interested to see what else you come up with.

You have produced a very well balanced description of your process. I'm sure that if people followed the sequence they would be helped to model their own objects.

Old Man Emu

it's not an elk.

Guess I need to read the link lol
Nope that doesn't help.
Nice model though.

Thanks for the nice comments all.

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Originally Posted by curious aardvark

it's not an elk.
Guess I need to read the link lol
Nope that doesn't help.
Nice model though.

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Well, he's half elk half frog half butterfly and a third dragonfly so I guess the name is immaterial.
As much as he's not an elk, he's also not common nor garden. :)

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Glenn

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Originally Posted by grassynoel

he's half elk half frog half butterfly and a third dragonfly. As much as he's not an elk, he's also not common nor garden. :) Glenn

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And he's not much good a addition of fractions, either :rolleyes:

OME

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Originally Posted by grassynoel

Thanks for the nice comments all.



Well, he's half elk half frog half butterfly and a third dragonfly so I guess the name is immaterial.
As much as he's not an elk, he's also not common nor garden. :)

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Glenn

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lol touche :-)
It does remind me of a critter I've seen in a film though. Just can't remember which film ;-)

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Originally Posted by curious aardvark

lIt does remind me of a critter I've seen in a film though. Just can't remember which film ;-)

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Through a beer glass, darkly starring Ale Guinness?

OME

or maybe in a comic.