Marc Sijan's Human Sculptures are Incredibly Lifelike
Michael Hines — May 20, 2010 — Art & Design
References: marcsijan & amusingplanet
Looking at Marc Sijan's human sculptures is almost no different than looking at an actual human. Only actual humans breathe, and most of us aren't cut in half and set on a pedestal. Well, most of us...
Marc Sijan is a Milwaukee-based artist with a talent for human sculpting. The process to create one of Sijan's sculptures is a lengthy one, involving the casting of plastic molds and up to 25 coats of paint. Check out Marc Sijan's human sculptures in the gallery above, or click on the links to see more of his work.
Marc Sijan is a Milwaukee-based artist with a talent for human sculpting. The process to create one of Sijan's sculptures is a lengthy one, involving the casting of plastic molds and up to 25 coats of paint. Check out Marc Sijan's human sculptures in the gallery above, or click on the links to see more of his work.
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