Meet Victoria, a life sized stoneware sculpture with some bad ass modifications.
More after the break, including a close up of her “chest piece”.
And then, after baking:
Sculpture created by Lisa Elkins, Good Emu Productions, Long Island, NY. Submitted by IAM: Subversive
Comments
78 responses to “Neat!”
Beautiful! I would love to have something like this as an art piece.
Beautiful! I would love to have something like this as an art piece.
YAY LISA!!! I’m your biggest fan, will you sign my boobies? xoxo
YAY LISA!!! I’m your biggest fan, will you sign my boobies? xoxo
thats just a beautiful peice, a great amount of realism it looks like if you poked it it would feel like boobies
thats just a beautiful peice, a great amount of realism it looks like if you poked it it would feel like boobies
how long did she have to dry out for?!
so beautiful, i love the little imperfections in the post-firing shot and the throat/clavicles.
how long did she have to dry out for?!
so beautiful, i love the little imperfections in the post-firing shot and the throat/clavicles.
GO PRETENTIOUS ART STUDENT!!
GO PRETENTIOUS ART STUDENT!!
Yeah, maybe they’ll graduate and become a pretentious…what are you exactly?
It looks badass to me. Shame there’s no shot of the back.
Yeah, maybe they’ll graduate and become a pretentious…what are you exactly?
It looks badass to me. Shame there’s no shot of the back.
Ian you are just jealous that you are not as skilled as the artist who created this piece. If it was modern art I might agree with you, but this piece clearly was made by a talented artist.
Ian you are just jealous that you are not as skilled as the artist who created this piece. If it was modern art I might agree with you, but this piece clearly was made by a talented artist.
Wow, that’s gorgeous. Definitely something I wouldn’t mind having in my living room, a definite conversation piece.
Wow, that’s gorgeous. Definitely something I wouldn’t mind having in my living room, a definite conversation piece.
herp derp repeating words
herp derp repeating words
I don’t really like the “chest piece” but only because it’s carved…I think I would’ve liked it better if the “tattoos” had been painted on…
I don’t really like the “chest piece” but only because it’s carved…I think I would’ve liked it better if the “tattoos” had been painted on…
I’d hit it.
I’d hit it.
I agree about the tattoos being carved. It would have been better if she had glazed them on or used decals.
As for the piece, I’d critique it, but I’m under the impression this is more about a sculpture being made with “mods” than it is about the art itself.
I agree about the tattoos being carved. It would have been better if she had glazed them on or used decals.
As for the piece, I’d critique it, but I’m under the impression this is more about a sculpture being made with “mods” than it is about the art itself.
why is it that this Ian McKown guy is always the one posting negative comments? Get a life.
why is it that this Ian McKown guy is always the one posting negative comments? Get a life.
nonsense the carved tattoos make it.
if she painted them on or used details they would have looked so beyond tacky.
the final product is gorgeous.
nonsense the carved tattoos make it.
if she painted them on or used details they would have looked so beyond tacky.
the final product is gorgeous.
niiiiice lisa, that shit is Awesometasticalarrific
niiiiice lisa, that shit is Awesometasticalarrific
Gorgeous! I like this a lot! 😀
Gorgeous! I like this a lot! 😀
I love the fact that the “tattoos” are carved. I agree with Ru….I think that makes the piece. It turned out amazingly beautiful.
I love the fact that the “tattoos” are carved. I agree with Ru….I think that makes the piece. It turned out amazingly beautiful.
<3 Lisa! I am seeing you all over the place now. I want my baby tooth clog!
<3 Lisa! I am seeing you all over the place now. I want my baby tooth clog!
It’s possible the model had the mods and the artist just included them. I model, and it’s always interesting to see which artists do that.
It’s also a lovely piece.
It’s possible the model had the mods and the artist just included them. I model, and it’s always interesting to see which artists do that.
It’s also a lovely piece.
i like the fact the tattoos are not painted, ive seen plenty of cast and sculpted body parts that have had painted tattoos
i like the fact the tattoos are not painted, ive seen plenty of cast and sculpted body parts that have had painted tattoos
Its said to see that a fellow artist such as Ian McKown is slating potential talent instead of encouraging it. I like this piece my dad is an artist and says it looks very real almost like a cast of a body instead of a sculptue.
Its said to see that a fellow artist such as Ian McKown is slating potential talent instead of encouraging it. I like this piece my dad is an artist and says it looks very real almost like a cast of a body instead of a sculptue.
sad* damnit
sad* damnit
in my personal thoughts alot of artists today are trying to deal with the avant garde tattoo influence that has become so integrated into the art world.
i love the idea of cutting the tattoos out a body it speaks about the new process of human beings cutting there bodies into art forms , this clay model resembles the look of a cutting made that will never change. if the artist keeps going with the cut outs the body becomes translucent and see through and the form of the body would still emulate there but the art would be about this idea of cutting the human body. i have collected numerous tattoo magazines and i decides to look through them and work with the idea of tattoos in art i began cutting out the tattoos in shapes and lines but kept the idea of capturing the human body through the idea of cutting out the tattoos.
in my personal thoughts alot of artists today are trying to deal with the avant garde tattoo influence that has become so integrated into the art world.
i love the idea of cutting the tattoos out a body it speaks about the new process of human beings cutting there bodies into art forms , this clay model resembles the look of a cutting made that will never change. if the artist keeps going with the cut outs the body becomes translucent and see through and the form of the body would still emulate there but the art would be about this idea of cutting the human body. i have collected numerous tattoo magazines and i decides to look through them and work with the idea of tattoos in art i began cutting out the tattoos in shapes and lines but kept the idea of capturing the human body through the idea of cutting out the tattoos.
Maybe it is Machismo but I love well done curves.
Maybe it is Machismo but I love well done curves.
Damn…. Victoria thick.
Damn…. Victoria thick.