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[2010-03-16 08:05:41 +0000 UTC]
"Daniel O'Keefe"
(United Kingdom)
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Favourites: 20; Deviations: 49; Watchers: 723
Watching: 57; Pageviews: 39401; Comments Made: 164; Friends: 57
# Comments
Comments: 55
I want to get a mask designed professionally and have not done this before and wondered if this is an avenue I could go down.
The mask is based off a movie about Jerusalem and the king of Jerusalem who wore a mask. I would like to know if a mask could be created for half the mask shown in the film, split vertical along the head to toe line. Is this something that would be interesting to make. In steel preferably?
Thanks for your time, this would be interesting to see. There are two masks in the film, the second is the interesting one, of more detailed design.
Hope to hear back, your work is interesting!
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I know you haven't updated in awhile, but I just had to say you're such a talented sculptor!
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England, england! i love (almost all) british artists!
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Your work is quite impressive! That curiass with the clasped hands is fantastic. Β What type of clay do you use for your sculpts? Β
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Hello!! I'm sorry for the late reply i've been very busy recently! I just used buff smooth which is basic wet (water based, non-fibrous) clay. I'm glad you like it!! Your work is awesome! Really love you Mass Effect helmet
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Nice work. You should make some of my weapon designs too... :-D
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Hi,
thats a compliment I am proud of, becaus it comes from a very high skilled person
Your stuff is great and very inspiring.
Thx Sander
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Really nice works on your armours and helmets!Β
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Your work is amazing.Β I'll be keeping an eye out.Β
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Nice works ^^ they gained you a watcher
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I was told by an artist that you can make mask?
I am working on a series and I am in need of a mask made for the main villain of the series, I will show you all the designs I have already and you tell me a price.
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Love the craftsmanship. Very impressive gallery.
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You do some of the best work i've seen here. I look forward to seeing more
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I keep coming back to your gallery,Awesome work and skills...if I had room in my studio
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Wow... that's a fancy gallery you've got there.
*watches*
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Really like the Ceremonial mask most of all, something about it reminds me of a friend who recently left us, great work on the rest too.
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Great work you have here! Very inspiring.
Cheers,
Andy
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Awesome work! 
Would you mind me asking you for a few pointers sometime? I'd really appreciate it.
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Of course!! Ask anything you like, I'm always happy to help!
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have you contributed to our art group yet? heart and mind
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would you like to join my deviantart group? if you do follow this [link]
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Happy birthday!
you have the same on as two other people i watch
*KohlRimmed and `ulorinvex
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Dude you raped my mind with ur stuff
seriously, like DP.....
Can I ask you what reference u used
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Hey man, sorry for the late reply, have been ridiculously busy with work placement at the moment! Glad you like my work dude
I used quite a lot of references for this project but the main ones with the most noticeable connections would be the Assyrian stone relief collection at the British Museum. I loved the way they chiselled the features and hair. There were also a variety of Indian inspired parts, the writing in particular! The inscriptions on my helmet are supposed to be incantations, spoken in tongues during meditation, so they donβt βmeanβ anything. Their shapes were supposed to have a feeling, as opposed to meaning... that doesnβt really make sense, haha
Danny
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hey! theirs a herts group
[link]
bit dead at the mo but, hey!
great armour work!
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Dear Daniel,
You have asked for (constructive)criticism on your pieces but given no comments or explanation (other than "sculpted")on each work nor revealed your INNER process.These are the factors and features which INFORM the work and give your viewers and critics purchase with which to laud or dissect the work...Not only does this help those who wish to give you sincere feedback,but it ALSO gives those who see INSPIRATION in your work a springboard on technique with which to launch their own designs.Becoming a successful artist in today's world means more than just producing intriguing work,it requires diligently keeping the line of communication open between your inner PROCESS,INTENTION, TECHNIQUE and your potential audience or viewers even if they are "virtual".This regular and routine disclosure ON EVERY PIECE you release an image of also provides potential clients,collectors and galleries with a context for the work which invariable helps in ultimately selling it.
Just saying.
If you really want quality criticism you've got to give a bit more of the storyline.It may seem like a pain in the ass at first,but believe me when i say it getsa easier as time goes by.Viewers LIKE a little guidance as to what their seeing.You'll be surprised at how much more they'll appreciate your work if you EDUCATE them just a bit...
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