We called him...Hellboy

"In the Absence of Light Darkness Prevails..."

New from special f/x sculptor Gregg Ellinwood comes Hellboy! Gregg's first release in the resin kit world comes in at a whopping 1/3 scale, measuring 7 inches tall by 5 1/2 inches wide.

We're very excited about this piece and can't wait to see what Gregg does next. Over the next few months we will be showcasing a variety of artists and their work.

This one piece bust is cleanly cast in white resin and is ready to ship.

The cost of the bust is $60.00 + shipping.

For more information or to order one of your very own, please contact Gregg at the email below:
ellinwood3223@gmail.com

Anagnorisis Blog post about Paul Komoda

The cool people over at Anagnorisis recently posted an entry on the art work of Paul Komoda.

They also posted a youtube clip of someone flipping through Paul's skecthbook.

Take a look by clicking HERE.


Also, be sure to swing by your local comic book store to pick up the latest issue of Creepy (#4) which features a killer page of artwork by...Paul Komoda!

The above cover illustration is by Ken Kelly.

Paul Komoda's Human Pathology Volume 2

Back in the 90's Paul Komoda designed & sculpted this compelling portrait of Joseph Merrick, aka The Elephant Man.

Molded & Cast by Luis De La Fuente of Grey Zon, this piece was extremely limited, available almost exclusively at model kit shows like Chiller in New Jersey.

On a trip back east last year, Paul unearthed the original Super Sculpey master from a box filled with other ancient treasures. Paul decided to rework the piece, refining certain details and designing a new base.

The picture above shows a rare glimpse into Paul's design process. After taking pictures of the sculpt, he draws on top of it working out the design. Once satisfied, he begins the sculpture.

The new version of the Elephant Man will be available sometime in January.

Agony Man & Friends

Here’s an Agony Man sculpture Paul created many years ago. Measuring in at 12 inches tall, and sculpted out of Super Sculpey, Paul felt the character wasn’t in enough Agony. The piece was ultimately abandoned. Be on the lookout for a new version of him sometime in the near future.

An old shot of Paul's workspace... The original Elephant Man sculpt (an early test casting) surrounded by some friends. Stay tuned for Version 2 of Paul's Elephant Man coming in January.

Some Paul Komoda Goodness!

The Clown (Alternate Version) - Screaming Black Circle designed & illustrated by Paul Komoda.

Here are a couple Ultron designs Paul created for Toy Biz back in 2004.

(© Marvel 2004)

Designed & Illustrated by Paul for a gaming book titled "Monster Burner"
A monster manual equivalent for the fantasy RPG "The Burning Wheel"
(© Luke Crane - Publisher/Creator of the game, 2004)

Here’s the Turin illustration that Paul designed & illustrated for the band I, Parasite. It graced the cover of their album Horseslayer.

Artist Proof Studio Interview in the latest issue of Amazing Figure Modeler

We're thrilled to announce that our recent interview in Amazing Figure Modeler magazine, issue #48 is currently shipping to subscribers and specialty shops around the world.

Thanks again to Terry Webb, David Fisher and Jason Flink for including us in the magazine!

Please be sure to check it out!

Paul Komoda's Dr. Channard Behind the Scenes...

Back in the mid 1990's Paul Komoda released his version of Dr. Channard, based on Clive Barker's Hellbound: Hellraiser 2.

Coming in at just over 1/6 scale this was a massive resin kit chock full of detail.
From the tight organic leather uniform to the twisted flesh of the massive tentacle suspending him above the base, this kit was a modeler's paradise.

Paul recently found a handful of sketches he did prior to sculpting this character.
We're thrilled to be able to share them with you for the first time.






To see more of Paul's work during that time, you can click HERE.

Paul Komoda's La Pestilencia painted by Jim Lawrence

We are excited to show everyone Jim Lawrence's beautifully twisted paint up of Paul Komoda's La Pestilencia sculpture.


We were thrilled when Jim told us how much he wanted to paint her back at the first Monsterpalooza show.


Thanks again for your amazing work Jim!


Jim is a regular contributor to Amazing Figure Modeler magazine. To see more of his paint work, you can visit his facebook page by clicking HERE.


For more information, or to purchase your own La Pestilencia casting, please email us at zombiejesus11@gmail.com

New Resin Busts by Jordu Schell

Our friend and co-conspirator Jordu Schell recently announced a new series of resin busts for sale on his site. This new series released exclusively through Schell Sculpture Studio will focus on a variety of different fantasy, horror and sci-fi themed subjects all designed and sculpted by Jordu Schell.

All busts are beautifully cast in crisp gray resin and available for sale immediately by clicking HERE.

First up in the Troll Series is "Lars Bundlestick."

Continuing the Troll series, ladies and gentlemen meet "Grundle"

This handsome beast is "Kernok" the giant.

And last but not least, the first in the Alien series, "Supreme Intelligence"

S.L.E. Bust painted by Jason Tarpley

Here's Norm's S.L.E. bust painted by Amazing Figure Modeler's Jason Tarpley.
To see more pics and read about his process, please visit his blog by clicking HERE.

Demon Dog & S.L.E. Syndrome painted by Phil Sera

We just received the following pictures from Amazing Figure Modeler's Phil Sera. Here are his versions of Jordu Schell's Demon Dog & Norm Meyers' S.L.E. Syndrome! To see more of Phil's amazing work, be sure to click here!

Jordu Schell's Demon Dog!

Norm Meyers' S.L.E. Syndrome!

Both kits are still available. For more information please contact zombiejesus11@gmail.com

Norm's S.L.E. Syndrome Bust Painted

Just received these pictures from painter Bill Mayo.
It's exciting to finally see this bad boy in color!

Excellent work Bill!

Hanging out at Jordu's Studio

It's a weekly tradition for many of us to go over to Jordu's studio and sculpt together.

Sculpting by nature can be very isolating at times, sitting at your work desk alone.

It's always a great thrill to be around other sculptors working on your art.

Everyone working on various personal projects.

Jordu and his ghoul.

Toi Ogyunoku Jr. working on his Astronaut sculpt.

Norm working on his "Cleaner" Creature.

Shin Tanabe working on his Black Tinkerbell sculpture for Yamato.

Paul Komoda working on his Night Gaunt sculpt.

Miyo Nakamura working on her Sea Horse Human Hybrid sculpt.

Casey Love working on a cool original ghoul.

This past session included the following artists:
Jordu Schell, Toi Ogunyoku Jr. Paul Komoda, Norman Meyers, Shin Tanabe, Casey Love & Miyo Nakamura.