Mancubus Sculpture from 'DOOM' (2016) (1:16 Scale)
Mancubus Sculpture from 'DOOM' (2016) (1:16 Scale) from Toby Maher
Mancubus Sculpture from 'DOOM' (2016) (1:16 Scale)

This is a model of a demon from the video game 'DOOM' (2016) that I sculpted in an oil based medium known as monster clay. It was to the scale of 1:16 and was the first armature and figure sculpture I ever did.

For my final piece in second year I thought I'd attempt something a little different to what I'd done on the course prior and given that we had a lot of time to research and build I thought it was the perfect opportunity. I was hoping to cast the final sculpt into silicone rubber with a polyurethane resin but due to altercations with the silicone as well as time constraints I never got to. I in turn had to paint the actual clay sculpture which is what you see here. I reckon had I been able to paint a resin casting it would have yielded better results but as a whole I'm happy with what came out of this project and I've learned a lot.
I still intend to cast it and include some LED details as well as fiberoptic pipes.

Final model displayed on base with DOOM plaque.
The sculpture shortly after painting. The eye ball is just a green marble that had a convincing pupil like feature in its centre.
The creature as a work in progress still being sculpted on the post.
After building the armature accordingly to the chart I wrapped it with newspaper to bulk up the frame of the figure so that I wouldn't use as much clay.
Some simple sketches of the Mancubus I did when I was trying to familiarise myself with the anatomy of the creature.
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Mancubus Sculpture from 'DOOM' (2016) (1:16 Scale)

This is a model of a demon from the video game 'DOOM' (2016) that I sculpted in an oil based medium known as monster clay. It was to the scale of 1:16 and was the first armature and figure sculpture I ever did.

For my final piece in second year I thought I'd attempt something a little different to what I'd done on the course prior and given that we had a lot of time to research and build I thought it was the perfect opportunity. I was hoping to cast the final sculpt into silicone rubber with a polyurethane resin but due to altercations with the silicone as well as time constraints I never got to. I in turn had to paint the actual clay sculpture which is what you see here. I reckon had I been able to paint a resin casting it would have yielded better results but as a whole I'm happy with what came out of this project and I've learned a lot.
I still intend to cast it and include some LED details as well as fiberoptic pipes.

Toby Maher
Production Artist Glasgow, United Kingdom