
This is a piece done largely as a free exercise, meaning I went in without a plan and just saw what happened, working with abstract art in miniature form. <br />
It is converted off of Nordlys Miniatures ‘Arctic Encounter’ set. The kayak and mini is heavily converted, and the head is from a 54 mm scotsman from FER. Can’t remember which. The girl is Marie Fleur by Mr. Lee’s (please re-release this Kyle) the fish is from Robot Rocket. <br />
This is a tale about a guy quite literally dropping his oar chasing his big fish. It is based off of a book called Frank Returns Home in which the character, Frank, chases his big fish, drops his oar and drifts to sea. Days later he returns to his pregnant girlfriend, who is now in labour, and noone believes his weird tale. Either it is quite an elaborate lie and he simply went drinking due to a father-to-be panic and a massive impostor syndrome. Or he is telling the truth. <br />
It is sculpted to catch this ambiguity. Both a cityscape and a cliffside sea voyage. You can almost hear the door shutting somewhere in the distance. The fish is impossible to eat. Naturally so. I can relate in every way possible, and so I dedicate this to all the sailors out there who go too far chasing that big fish. <br />
On a side note, when no plan at all, sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn’t. I don’t know about this, but it sure was an interesting ride. <br />
Massive thanks to Mads for the pics.
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superb goldJakob VPLUS
Thank you :)Tobias_K_Aasvang
Ecellent! A true joy to have seen - and not fully understood - parts of your creative process. The result is amazing!Jakob VPLUS
Thanks so much mate. Thanks for suggestions along the way. The moon in the way is a coin. Just not painted that way. You know.Tobias_K_Aasvang
Off course it is. :) Nothing simple about symbolism.Melnikov Ivan "Nakatan"
gold!Jakob VPLUS
Thank you Ivan :)Mateu_Reb
Muy buen trabajo!Jakob VPLUS
Gracias! :)Marius "Der Stone "Stein
Instant love!Jakob VPLUS
Lovely, thanks for this reaction.Entrevon
Superbe composition : gold !Jakob VPLUS
Thanks so much for this Bernard! I am glad you liked the compositionEamon Connerty
Marvelous work, I'm really blown away by this! Great imagination and wonderful use of perspective! GOLD!!!Jakob VPLUS
Thank you so much! I bow to you, sir.ohtek
Go to gold~!!Jakob VPLUS
Thank youVitaly Lapshin
ЗолотоJakob VPLUS
Thank you. Not sure what it means, but I am sure positive :)Magnus FagerbergPLUS
Fantastic my friend!Jakob VPLUS
Thanks so much Magnus! Happy you like this odd little thing :)Patrik HurtigPLUS
Lovely story telling!Jakob VPLUS
Thanks mate. Story is completely stolen, but yes it is! :)Bran
Beautiful realization, well done Jakob !!Jakob VPLUS
Thanks a lot :)Marc MussatPLUS
Great idea and story telling !Jakob VPLUS
Thanks so much MarcJosh_Underhill
I've always wondered how mixing diverse scale figures to force perspective might work and I had concluded that it would probably need a box to set a single viewpoint but you've done it here without this and it works!Jakob VPLUS
Thanks so much for chiming in, Josh. This is fully abstract, so it is ok that scales and distances are all messed up. I don’t actually think this works in terms of being any sort of believable, but it is not meant to be. I might try to work with scales on something else tho. As it is fun and provides lots of opportunities.Tim
Another beautiful piece mate, your work is so improveTim
I meant emotive, not improve!Jakob VPLUS
Thanks so much mate! Happy to hear. And yes that is a general feel I am going for.Francois "Frado" Daugny
very original and well done project. Gold!!Jakob VPLUS
Thanks so much for kind words :)