Colors’ RGBabes
With enough skill and patience, an artist can create a reasonable facsimile of the human body. Only the most gifted among them, however, can take the female form to impossibly outrageous proportions and simultaneously establish a style that evokes both amazement and arousal. Such is the skill and vision of Colors, the unusually named and mightily prolific modeler and animator, as seen at RGBabes.
His gallery is awash with outrageous …read more
Posted on Tuesday, November 25th, 2008 by Jeff 3 Comments »
Kyung Up Hyun
One of the more compelling paradoxes of 3d digital sculpture is the near-infinite level of realism attainable in depicting what is ultimately, undeniably unreal. Kyung Up Hyun clearly exemplifies this dreamy dissonance in his finely crafted portraits of exotic armored women.
With meticulous computerized craftsmanship, he crafts hauntingly beautiful women with lithe, supple bodies, then adorns these fabulously formed …read more
Posted on Wednesday, May 28th, 2008 by Jeff 1 Comment »
Gary Newman
Just when you’re convinced that zombies are just decaying, soulless killing machines, along come the loveliest undead horrors you’ll ever see — by way of the skillful synthetic sculptures of Gary Newman. Sure, they’re doggedly determined to rip the warm flesh from your bones and devour your still-living brain, but there’ll be no awkward silences or emotional baggage.
Mr. Newman’s devotion to horror also …read more
Posted on Thursday, June 14th, 2007 by Jeff 3 Comments »
Jim Seize
It’s hard to know just what’s going on in the tortured imagination of 3d artist Jim Seize. Sinister soldiers stalk the ruined rooms and hallways of once-elegant mansions, while alluring automatons wait silently in darkened chambers for the chance to kill once more.
Mr. Seize hasn’t given us many clues, but his delicately detailed divas are beauties to behold, even if they are little more than tantalizing enigmas. Are …read more
Posted on Tuesday, May 22nd, 2007 by Jeff 1 Comment »
