Lovely lady

[Renaud]

As Phil said, no download available, except the photos in the gallery. I did not know where to post my work on the forum, I intended first to do it in "kit review" but I was afraid of being sacked away by the moderators. There should be on this forum a special section dedicated to such works, aprart from the classic kit reviews.

[SCEtoAUX]

That is the kind of stuff that belongs in a museum or art gallery. Imagine a scene set up outside the building with papier mâché people having their tea.
Looks good, thanks for the effort.

[Don Boose]

Looks like a scene from Henry James's Portrait of a Lady, probably Isabel Archer's "Crazy Aunt Lydia" having tea in the garden of the Touchett estate outside London.

A very impressive achievement, Renaud!

Don

[Phil]

I was joking about that "free download" Renaud. You posted in the right place.
This is a true work of art and it belongs here!
I am very impressed with your work!
Thank you for sharing with us.

[Thomas Meek]

Thank you Renaud for the explanations and additional pictures. You have created a wonderful sculpture and even though I now partially understand how she was made, when I look at her I am still enchanted.

Thank you for honoring us with your beautiful creation. I am eager to see any further developments in your work. Won't you please share them with us?

[B-Manic]

Renaud

Your paper lady is a wonderful creation. You are truely an artist. Maybe there should be a paper sculpture category just for beauties like her.

merci

[dansls1]

Gallery announcements is a fine place to post this very nice looking model of a lady.

I feel that the 'other models' sub-forum of the model builds would also be the appropriate place for 'alternative' paper models, including both subject and construction methods (scultping, paper mache, etc).

[whulsey]

Reminds me off Duane Hanson's photorealist sculptures only with a more etheral feel. Amazing workmanship.

[Lex]

Amazing work!!! I thought paper modelers tend to stay away from figures and sculptures but I was wrong......... I'd like to see more work in this style and possibly sharing some of the in-progress pictures too?

[Gil]

Renaud,

You are an artist of the highest stature. Modeling transcended into a stunning work of art. Madame Papier captured at tea in Monsieur Matisse's Garden...,

+Gil