A bit of a weird project born from a desire to do more with figure modelling. I've tried to apply a lot more of the tools I use as a writer - symbolism, metaphor, etc. - to try to tap into the viewer's instinctive responses rather than presenting a very clear narrative. I think the demand for stories to be obvious and easy to read is useful for competition so they can be judged, but it shouldn't be a requirement for all figures, just as we don't require all figures to be painted in a specific style.

I also really like René Magritte, and I think a lot of influence from him has leaked through without me fully realising, which is appropriate for the project.

Anyway, I hope you enjoy them. There's an odd number, so the last one I did gets a full-size picture (good thing that I like it).

All figures in 1/72 scale.

  • Tobias_K_Aasvang

    Yeah! Love these, and also a huge fan of the open-narrative. Thanks. And also, they look great. :)

    • Fet Milner

      Thanks very much!

    • Roman LappatPLUS

      I agree on all Tobias said!

    • Roman LappatPLUS

      Gold and Editor's. This is sth special indeed!

    • Fet Milner

      Thanks, Roman - high praise!

  • Melnikov Ivan "Nakatan"

    quite philosophical

  • Jakob VPLUS

    Absolutely amazing. Editor’s pick

    • Fet Milner

      Thanks, Jakob - glad you like them!

  • Albert_3d

    Curious, are a lot of works about the same concept.

    • Fet Milner

      That depends on the viewer. I applied a lot of things that are meaningful to me, but they can have different significance for different viewers

  • Tommy Gunn

    Very amusing. I like the man watching all the TVs the best.

  • Kyle Maitland

    This is an excellent and lofty project.

    • Fet Milner

      Chairs, Kyle!

  • Marius "Der Stone "Stein

    So cool!!