Saturday 5 September 2009

Dracula, Strindberg and WW1



Ok, here comes some random stuff I made, It's a bit different from my usual works but I hope you find it interesting nonetheless.
The three first items was made as admission tests (not sure if that's the right word) for school.
A sculpted portrait of the vampire Dracula, and two of his belongings.

I based my Dracula design on how he is portrayed in Stokers book, with the rarely seen mustache.




This is a memorial altar to Draculas wife, containing a treasured hearlock, and a portrait.



And these are the sun-goggles of the Vampire lord, should he be forced to move around at daytime.


A Sculpted portrait of the famous Swedish writer August Strindberg, (just for fun!)



And last but not least a character for a WW1 Stop-Motion move I once planed to realise. Maybe some day...




6 comments:

  1. Thanks, I hope I can find time to make some new stuff soon, there's a lot going on right now...

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  2. Those are all great! I really dig the glasses and the WWII character.

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  3. All of it is great, but the Dracula stuff is amazingly true to the book.

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  4. All of those pieces are amazing! Thank you for sharing your work with us.

    Cheers!

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  5. Great imagination, wonderfull manual talent. I really liked your work.

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