The Beattie statue 06:25 - Oct 1 with 1410 views | noggin | Hopefully just the angle of the photo but that doesn't look like The Beat, to me. [Post edited 1 Oct 2021 6:27]
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The Beattie statue on 07:55 - Oct 1 with 1257 views | The_Flashing_Smile | The sculptor did Sir Bob and Sir Alf, which are both brilliant, so I don't think it will be too far off. |  |
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The Beattie statue on 08:03 - Oct 1 with 1247 views | Danny_G | The sculptor said previously that the head on these small models wasn’t going to look right because of the scale: Model of Beattie Statue Unveiled 6th Sep 2019 07:00Pictures of the model on which the final statue of Blues legend Kevin Beattie will be based can be revealed for the first time today. 46 ‘You have previously stated that the head is the least important aspect at this stage. As you can imagine, the head of my maquette is smaller than a Brussels sprout and his eyes are the size of a grain of rice. Getting a spot on likeness is very difficult at that scale. I always aim to get a good resemblance but a good likeness at this early stage is not a priority. What is much more important is getting the balance, weight, flow and look right. Does the pose work from all angles and not just one? Is it a pleasing aesthetically for the observer? Does the pose work as a stand alone subject? These are the questions I ask at this stage. I can also at the maquette stage make minor changes if it is required by third parties. ie move an arm easily, turn his head slightly etc. A facial likeness is very much the most important aspect when the full scale statue is completed but at this stage not so.‘ |  | |  |
The Beattie statue on 08:05 - Oct 1 with 1218 views | noggin |
The Beattie statue on 08:03 - Oct 1 by Danny_G | The sculptor said previously that the head on these small models wasn’t going to look right because of the scale: Model of Beattie Statue Unveiled 6th Sep 2019 07:00Pictures of the model on which the final statue of Blues legend Kevin Beattie will be based can be revealed for the first time today. 46 ‘You have previously stated that the head is the least important aspect at this stage. As you can imagine, the head of my maquette is smaller than a Brussels sprout and his eyes are the size of a grain of rice. Getting a spot on likeness is very difficult at that scale. I always aim to get a good resemblance but a good likeness at this early stage is not a priority. What is much more important is getting the balance, weight, flow and look right. Does the pose work from all angles and not just one? Is it a pleasing aesthetically for the observer? Does the pose work as a stand alone subject? These are the questions I ask at this stage. I can also at the maquette stage make minor changes if it is required by third parties. ie move an arm easily, turn his head slightly etc. A facial likeness is very much the most important aspect when the full scale statue is completed but at this stage not so.‘ |
Ah of course, I never considered that. Thanks. |  |
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The Beattie statue on 09:01 - Oct 1 with 1094 views | SitfcB | Agree with the first comment on that story, seems a bit wrong the 20 names thing. Sorry. |  |
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The Beattie statue on 09:07 - Oct 1 with 1066 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
The Beattie statue on 09:01 - Oct 1 by SitfcB | Agree with the first comment on that story, seems a bit wrong the 20 names thing. Sorry. |
Hadn't read it but yeah I agree. Take's the edge off slightly for me. |  |
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The Beattie statue on 11:10 - Oct 1 with 910 views | DropCliffsNotBombs |
The Beattie statue on 09:01 - Oct 1 by SitfcB | Agree with the first comment on that story, seems a bit wrong the 20 names thing. Sorry. |
Agreed. Esp as so many have already donated for the initial crowdfunding. |  | |  |
The Beattie statue on 12:38 - Oct 1 with 811 views | Deano69 |
The Beattie statue on 09:01 - Oct 1 by SitfcB | Agree with the first comment on that story, seems a bit wrong the 20 names thing. Sorry. |
Totally agree |  |
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