here it is! my intention was to sculpt the feeling of blindess as i did this blindly. i chose to use a person as my subject, this being a human experiment. i'm very happy with the distortion that i unknowingly created, especially in regards to the over sized hands and small feet. i felt, that while i was briefly in the dark, my hands were the most important tools i had, and my feet were the most shy as i was afraid to move around. i also noted while doing this that i kept my eyes pointed up to the ceiling, and find it interesting how the sculpture repeated this! wow come to think of it, this pose was the exact pose i had while sculpting!
thanks holly, this was soooo much fun! id take a picture of the invisible gel attempt, if there was anything to photograph lol.
i'll post your challenge soon!
This sure turned out to be an interesting result to the challenge invisible. My favorite angle is from the back looking down as it gives a great final representation. The piece as a whole reminds me the Easter Island statues, but full bodied. It’s tough to give away your sight when doing a piece of art as I’d probably cheat. Great stuff Jen!
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