Airship project #1

A few weeks ago I went to see this new Three Musketeers movie. It was quite entertaining (no-brainer but entertaining) and left me with an obsession to those Da Vinci's (allegedly) airships (see pic here).

I've been planning and visualising a miniature since then and today I started making 1:1 scale drawings.
It's just the beginning for the structure and heavily based on English an Flemish galleons from 17th century but I'm quite excited.

Our Lady of Serpent Slaying

I don't know if this kind of technique has fancy name of its own, anyway I coated a glass plate with black wall paint and scratched the picture on the fresh paint with a wooden stick (first object I found on the floor).

The whole thing took like five minutes to do, although I have thought this for quite a while.

I might continue with this.
I should get an even-coloured, illuminated background for it so it'd show well.

Self portrait- project #2

Light layer of paint and Y-cut in the chest. 

Here you can see better the lamp it's hanging on

Gift paper

Well to be honest I just made this Photoshop pattern, but it'd be cool as gift paper.

Self portrait- project #1

Phase 1: frontal torso

Phase 2: head

Raw plaster cast of my torso and head. It looks damn scary and haunting.
Not sure of the result yet but I guess it won't get any nicer from this.
 Stay tuned.

Holy Diver

I know, the title's lame.

While in Italy..

Carved with blunt Mora-knife

I made this of found tile pieces. About A4-size