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Some more work for Williams Electronics: The prosthetic make-up I did for the video game, Judge Dredd. 1992.Related content
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Gosh your work puts Computer generated images to shame
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Thank you again! Now if only the Powers-That-Be would agree!
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IF ONLY THE MOVIES COULD LOOK LIKE THIS ! I did like MEAN MACHINE in the 90s movie & I think that this DREDD would have fit well with it ! ( Just did quick MEAN caricature sketch in my gallery ) On the whole I don't think comics can be done live action but your depiction of a comic CHARACTER is the best I've ever seen ! ADIOS PARD!
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Many thanks, Simio! I appreciate your feedback. Take care!
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Yes, the inimitable elocution of cinema icon, Sly Stallone, captured here on DeviantArt.com for the first time!
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OMG. I've been looking for the source of this amazing picture FOREVER. And I finally found it. And who'd have known that it is by the same artist who made Goro's original clay model. Needless to say, this sculpture/prosthetic is the best Dredd depiction I've ever seen. The amount of detail, the expression, and the likeness - everything about it is perfect. I just wish there was more than one good quality picture.
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Thank you so much for stopping in to share your enthusiasm and your kind words about my work. It's appreciated more than you could know!
I took multiple shots of the same make-up, but they are essentially all the same. What I'd like is a cast of the original final sculpture on my shelf, but, as is usually the case in commercial art, you're always working up until the eleventh hour meeting your deadlines. As a result, you rarely have the time to make copies of your work. I was lucky to have at least enough time to shoot a roll of 36 exposures on Kodachrome of the good judge.
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Well, in any case, this piece is a huge inspiration for me. Thanks again for your work.
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You're quite welcome! More to come . . . .
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Brilliant work, I recently discovered the lost video game by Williams on youtube.
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Thank you! You can always find plenty of lost and half-forgotten treasures on YouTube.
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Thank you very much!
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Thats a cracking depiction of JD! I'm assuming you've seen this-Β www.cnv.co.il/pics/previews/idβ¦
I thought I'd seen this somewhere.
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Thank you for the kind word! Actually no, I haven't seen this cover before.Β
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GREAT make-up mate
I had no idea this game even existed - I love all those old digital fighters. I just checked out this video and found it pretty fitting that a mini pet goro makes an appearance (around 1min7) great work sir
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Thank you again. Yes, the in jokes were thick in that game, much of it lost because it was never released in an arcade version.
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the cool thing about the old arcade games now is that you can download and enjoy using emulators on your pc - and it saves allot of money as well lol! I will def be checking out the Judge Dredd game
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That's good to know that the good Judge has a second life in the home market. I wonder if the resolution will be good enough to see all the in-jokes the staff planted in the backgrounds . . . .
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That grin/frown thing with the lip corners, classic. I saw the new movie and was pleased to see the actor made the same expression a few times. "I am the law!"
Fantastic work!
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Thanks a million for the good word! The Judge would be pleased! Take care.
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Very witty! The one element that is missing from the Dredd movie franchise (that, and a discernable plot or character development . . . .)
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I hope we won't have to wait some more TWENTY YEARS to get a proper Judge Dredd Movie.
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I hope not! Just don't hold your breath . . . .
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We don't want to face THE LAW just because of us waiting for a movie.
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Fantastic work. I can't imagine how you made all of that. Did you make a face under the visor?
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Hi:
The face is a two-piece foam latex prosthetic colored with greasepaint make-up. The body armor was fabricated out of fiberglass. The jacket was just a leather motorcycle jacket our model, Sal Devita had laying around that fit our purpose. Thanks for stopping by to share your thoughts. Take care.
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Fascinating. Did you make eyes underneath?
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Had this not been a prosthetic make-up, I could have sculpted the eyes. In reality, the eyes were those of the model, Sal Devita.
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this is the ultimate vision of Dredd! I kept seeing it online and didnt even know it was on dA..
Wow!
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I bow my head in humble gratitude! Thank you for stopping by to share your thoughts. Take care.
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Thank you for such an inspiring version of Dredd.
And for taking time to reply
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I hope you dont mind i did a digital sketch of this picture for fun. I made sure to give you credit for you! If you have any problems with it let me know and i will take it down! Thanks. [link]
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I don't mind at all. Thank you for the courtesy. I appreciate it! Take care.
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Thank you for sharing your kind thoughts! Take good care.
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