Now if you’re saying to yourself that this sculpt is old news as it has been around forever, let it be known that this is NOT the version from 8 years ago. Jason Spyda Adams of Spyda Creations felt that his sculpting ability has improved since then, so he recently re-sculpted it. The new version is bigger, and I must say that Conan’s “come hither” look is more bad-ass than ever before!
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This unpainted, unbuilt resin model Conan kit in 1/9th scale includes a certificate of authenticity signed by Spyda and Neal Adams, and it's yours for the taking for $150 or less (if you can find one). It is, of course, based on this drawing by his father, legendary comic book artist Neal Adams...
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A little more about Jason, unceremoniously ripped from his website...
"Jason Spyda Adams is a sculptor trained in New York city, at the prestigious School of Visual Arts, New York's premiere art college, Where he graduated with 4 portfolios, 3-D design, Illustration, Air brush, and fine Art. Despite his art training, Spyda is self taught in sculpting, having never found classes anywhere that offered what he wanted to learn. You may have seen his work in various toys over the years. In recent years, he's made a push to have his work seen more as art than product. Spyda has been devoting his time to designing and sculpting his own original works, and on occasion, working on a design or two of his father's, Neal Adams.”
Now check out the new sculpt from every imaginable angle!
Thanks to NikToo over at the Official Robert E. Howard Forums for the share!
This unpainted, unbuilt resin model Conan kit in 1/9th scale includes a certificate of authenticity signed by Spyda and Neal Adams, and it's yours for the taking for $150 or less (if you can find one). It is, of course, based on this drawing by his father, legendary comic book artist Neal Adams...
A little more about Jason, unceremoniously ripped from his website...
"Jason Spyda Adams is a sculptor trained in New York city, at the prestigious School of Visual Arts, New York's premiere art college, Where he graduated with 4 portfolios, 3-D design, Illustration, Air brush, and fine Art. Despite his art training, Spyda is self taught in sculpting, having never found classes anywhere that offered what he wanted to learn. You may have seen his work in various toys over the years. In recent years, he's made a push to have his work seen more as art than product. Spyda has been devoting his time to designing and sculpting his own original works, and on occasion, working on a design or two of his father's, Neal Adams.”
Now check out the new sculpt from every imaginable angle!
Thanks to NikToo over at the Official Robert E. Howard Forums for the share!
