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Teresa 3 year s ago
#26 is Adam Warlock
       
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Medora 3 year s ago
I had action figurines in the 70's. They did not look like that I can assure you. Good effort however. I miss Superfriends!
       
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Netta 3 year s ago
#19 This guy needs his own movie.
       
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Samantha 3 year s ago
i feel like these look like things that already have existed, being a kid of the 70's. nothing knew here
       
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Paul gave us a brief rundown on how he makes his sculptures a reality:

“As an action figure and statue sculptor of 17 years, I’ve had the opportunity to work on many characters. I do them all digitally using Zbrush, articulate the joints, cut up the statue parts, and 3D print for painting and production.”

“For my new personal project called Marvel In The 70s, I use a similar process, except I render them with materials, textures, and color in another program so that they become more like illustrated portraits that focus on the characters’ essence. I hope that people are able to imagine a whole story in their heads when they see them.”

“I chose the 1970s because it is such a grim time in comics with tons of racial diversity and edgy storylines. To bring these to life in a modern way was a fun challenge.”

 

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