This Forensic Artist Built the Crystal Head Vodka Bottle a Face
Mesel Isaac — February 19, 2014 — Art & Design
If you’re like most people, when you finish a bottle of alcohol you’ll simply recycle it, however a forensic artist decided to do something much more original with his empty bottle of Crystal Head Vodka.
Hailing from Scotland, forensic artist Nigel decided to put his considerable talent towards constructing the face of the Crystal Head Vodka bottle. Nigel began by inserting eyes into the sockets and then added points onto the skull that would allow for the placement of the flesh-like material. After that, Nigel added more layers of “flesh” and later hair.
The result of Nigel’s labor is incredible to say the least and a real testament to his talent and creativity. Personally I’m inclined to agree with the comments on the Internet that say the Crystal Head Vodka face looks like the 007 villain Jaws.
Hailing from Scotland, forensic artist Nigel decided to put his considerable talent towards constructing the face of the Crystal Head Vodka bottle. Nigel began by inserting eyes into the sockets and then added points onto the skull that would allow for the placement of the flesh-like material. After that, Nigel added more layers of “flesh” and later hair.
The result of Nigel’s labor is incredible to say the least and a real testament to his talent and creativity. Personally I’m inclined to agree with the comments on the Internet that say the Crystal Head Vodka face looks like the 007 villain Jaws.
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