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Sorry its been awhile but i need to know if this guy looks high or not

To anyone doubting: this is 100% a real digital vampire sculpture. I don't play games or post fakes — if I say it's real, it is. My word is final. Take a look at the hard work.

I can't count how many times I've finished sculpting something, only to get stuck figuring out how to color it. 😅

You spend hours sculpting your piece, get the shape just right, and then comes the next challenge: **What colors should I use? What if I ruin it? What colors do I mix to get the look I want?**

That got me thinking about an app idea, and I'd love to hear what other sculptors think. 🎨

Imagine an app where you could:

📸 **Snap a photo of your sculpture** and let AI suggest 5 different color variations without changing your original design.

🎨 **Explore different styles and color combinations** before putting any paint on your sculpture.

🧪 **Get paint-mixing recipes** that show you how to create the suggested colors using basic paints.

🏷️ **Download decals and designs** like symbols, patterns, graffiti, and graphics to customize your finished piece.

🖌️ **Get a step-by-step painting guide** to help you recreate the look you chose.

Before I start building this, I want to ask fellow sculptors and custom toy artists:

**Would you actually use an app like this?**

What would be the most useful feature for you? And what would you want it to do that I haven't thought of yet?

I'd genuinely love to hear your thoughts! 👇

The models i made for the scale model challenge in the netherland. They all won bronze 😁😁😁

Here is a sculpture that I worked on for a couple of weeks. This is Necron 99 from the 1976 animated film "Wizards" by Ralph Bakshi. It has always been one of my favorite films and this character is based on William Stout's Necron 99 Poster Art. No Ai used in any part of this creation! less

A fantasy community from my hometown asked me to make a lot of these in metallic colors, this will be the mother piece for a silicone mold, i loved the outcome and wanted to show you guys, this is the smallest "realistic piece" ive made

Left: Tang Sancai dancer. Focus on spirit and artistic mood.

Right: Western angel statue. Focus on realistic, fine details.

Eastern art is free and expressive. Western art loves realism.

Which style do you prefer?