The Sculptures by Bobby Causey are Life-Like
Sarah Robson — June 1, 2012 — Art & Design
References: bobbycsculptures & amusingplanet
The sculptures by Bobby Causey are made with such precision that you may not be able to tell the differences between what is real and what is fake. Bobby Causey claims that making sculptures is the job he finds the most rewarding, and even though he is never 100% content with his renditions, he tries his hardest.
To create these fine masterpieces, he uses non-sulfurated Plasteline Medium Clay and photographs to design the sculptures as accurately as possible. The celebrities he has sculpted include Health Ledger's Joker, Jack Nicholson from The Shining, David from the Lost Boys and Hellboy. Causey has a love for film and is so determined to create perfect portraits that, if need be, he completely starts over from scratch.
To create these fine masterpieces, he uses non-sulfurated Plasteline Medium Clay and photographs to design the sculptures as accurately as possible. The celebrities he has sculpted include Health Ledger's Joker, Jack Nicholson from The Shining, David from the Lost Boys and Hellboy. Causey has a love for film and is so determined to create perfect portraits that, if need be, he completely starts over from scratch.
Trend Themes
1. Hyper-realistic Celebrity Sculptures - The trend of hyper-realistic celebrity sculptures presents an opportunity for art collectors and museums to showcase unique and impressive works.
2. Photography-inspired Sculpture Design - The trend of using photography as inspiration for sculpture design presents an opportunity for artists and sculptors to create highly accurate and detailed works.
3. Sculptures as Rewarding Art - The trend of sculptors finding their work rewarding presents an opportunity for art schools and institutions to promote and encourage sculpture as a viable and fulfilling art form.
Industry Implications
1. Art - The art industry can benefit from the hyper-realistic sculpting trend by incorporating these works into galleries, exhibitions, and art auctions.
2. Film - The film industry can benefit from the hyper-realistic sculpting trend by showcasing sculptures of iconic movie characters in promotional materials and set pieces.
3. Education - The education industry can benefit from promoting the rewarding nature of sculpture as an art form to attract students interested in pursuing a career in art.
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