My wife had her wisdom teeth removed today, she got to bring them home (3 out of the 4, #4 was too broken) here is one of them. So, as you can see, now out of Emily's mouth, these wisdom teeth have changed into MACRODONS:
As you can see, there are only 3, because the broken tooth is M.I.A. Once again, I made some drawings on paper, pasted to acetate and laid them over the initial drawing, like in previous posts: 062 + 082.
I felt like the "Walking Man-Macrodon" deserved arms, so here are a few options I came up with, once again, I made some arms I could add or remove, painted on paper attached to a piece of clear acetate.
here is the "Walking Man", like Rodin's, without arms.
in the spirit of the "Walking Man", the arms are in a sort of static motion,
as if walking.
with a top heavy upper body it seemed this Macrodon could have some big arms,
sort of like muscles here: 056.
wobbly arms
with wobbly arms thrown up, this could be another (less crazy) version of 026.
6-armed MACRODON
I noticed, most (if not all) MACRODONS don't have very prominent feet, so this one is inspired by the PUMA shoe exhibit at DWR, and my designs for a MACRODON PUMA RS-100.
I was conflicted about giving this one arms... so I made some arms I could add or remove, painted on paper attached to a piece of clear acetate.
And also, my wife said something about "The Thinker", so I had some fun with that too. The removable appendages (and accessories):
(with arms, above)
("The Thinker", above) No disrespect to Rodin, but I'd like to think his work has a certain influence on my interpretation of a MACRODON.
And, at this point, the silly is on, going full circle, back to the PUMA sneaks:
With shoes this sick why would a MACRODON not wear shoes?
