Tiger Man
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Tiger Man
34"x 18"x 18"
Private collection: San Angelo, TX
“Tiger Man,” a life-sized "humanimal" sculpted in water-based clay, is a collaborative work in the our signature style of classically inspired contemporary realism. I sculpted the figure and the surface motifs were created by Colin. The design work creates a transition between the animal and human portions and adds a narrative quality to this newest addition to our Chimaera Series.
Inspired by heraldic imagery and paintings on the ceiling of the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, the designs start at Tiger Man's upper back with a face of a tiger. Various animals of prey, including boar, nilgai, antelope, ibis and other birds move in free flowing designs away from the tiger, spiraling over his upper arms and lower back.
At this stage, he is shown in the unfired clay version of himself. To see the finished version, click here.
Inspired by heraldic imagery and paintings on the ceiling of the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, the designs start at Tiger Man's upper back with a face of a tiger. Various animals of prey, including boar, nilgai, antelope, ibis and other birds move in free flowing designs away from the tiger, spiraling over his upper arms and lower back.
At this stage, he is shown in the unfired clay version of himself. To see the finished version, click here.
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