iskandar khayon 3d models

I´ve made this small conversion, since I loved the Talon of Horus and the character of Iskandar, he deserved this small tribute. ...

http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=74621 Instructions Using the following options: Text = iskandar Plate_Height = 15 Text_depth = .8 Font = write/Letters.dxf Text_Height = 12 Plate_Border = 2 Plate_width = 86 Plate_thickness = 2...

Did only calculate measures with 3dsmax, so don't expect to be as the same size (maybe need to reescale). I did it in my TEVO Tarantula measuring the size of my radius (17cm), so need to put it at 15cm long. Hope It can helps :) WIP cosplay.

Customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:40705 Created with Customizer! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=40705 Instructions Using the following options:...

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Moving away from the slick, polished surfaces that typified these striped vessels, Dr Iskandar used a coarse grain raku clay to create surface texture. ...He eschewed thin-walled elongated forms, creating instead a squat, trumpet-shaped beaker vase...

The figure emerged in his clay works as a response to the poverty and oppression Dr Iskandar had witnessed when on a scholarship to India in 1966. Such figural representations in clay were later exhibited in 1984 at his first solo exhibition at the...

While Dr Iskandar’s collection of bowls pays tribute to the master of porcelain, the late David Leach, it nonetheless asserts its own whimsical identity that is distinct from Leach’s sober and measured style. Dr Iskandar’s bowls are idiosyncratic...

Here, Dr Iskandar has given the alabastron a contemporary twist, using his ‘exposed coil’ and resist techniques that produce grooves, textures and criss-crossing lines on its surface. ...Its shape and visible ‘coil’ patterns indicate that this is a...

While Dr Iskandar’s collection of bowls pays tribute to the master of porcelain, the late David Leach, it nonetheless asserts its own whimsical identity that is distinct from Leach’s sober and measured style. Dr Iskandar’s bowls are idiosyncratic...

While Dr Iskandar’s collection of bowls pays tribute to the master of porcelain, the late David Leach, it nonetheless asserts its own whimsical identity that is distinct from Leach’s sober and measured style. Dr Iskandar’s bowls are idiosyncratic...

... Tall Bottle has a tall cylindrical body with a short, straight neck. A lug handle enjoins its neck to its shoulder. Its surface has been embellished with kushime - expressive comb-wave patterns - created by Dr Iskandar using a blunt-tooth comb.

While Dr Iskandar’s collection of bowls pays tribute to the master of porcelain, the late David Leach, it nonetheless asserts its own whimsical identity that is distinct from Leach’s sober and measured style. Dr Iskandar’s bowls are idiosyncratic...

This figurative pair interweaves autobiographical elements with Dr Iskandar’s inclination towards the Japanese aesthetics of wabi sabi. Old Age is a whimsical ‘portrait’ of Dr Iskandar and his wife Saleha Amir as lifetime companions. Married in 1968,...

The Nordic leanings towards clean, crisp lines, minimal adornment, graphic elements and use of local material resonated with Dr Iskandar. This strapping bowl was produced in tribute to such design aesthetics. Forthright and unpretentious, this bowl...

Noted for his impeccable penmanship as seen in his handwritten ‘clay diaries’, Dr Iskandar is often effusive about the beauty of the written word. He is the only potter in Singapore who has explored the use of typography in modern ceramic art so...

While Dr Iskandar’s collection of bowls pays tribute to the master of porcelain, the late David Leach, it nonetheless asserts its own whimsical identity that is distinct from Leach’s sober and measured style. Dr Iskandar’s bowls are idiosyncratic...

Essentially, Dr Iskandar was differentiating wheel-formed pottery from hand-built slab constructions such as that exemplified in Slab Work. In this piece, Dr Iskandar creates a continual tension between structure and freedom. The expressive, random...

In one of his ‘clay diary’ entries, Dr Iskandar observed the many functional uses of the bowl but significantly emphasized that this vessel was also “an article of visual pleasure”*. Indeed, Dr Iskandar has explored ways to enrich the aesthetic...

While Dr Iskandar’s collection of bowls pays tribute to the master of porcelain, the late David Leach, it nonetheless asserts its own whimsical identity that is distinct from Leach’s sober and measured style. Dr Iskandar’s bowls are idiosyncratic...

At once familiar and yet strikingly different, Satay Set is a fine example of Dr Iskandar’s enthusiasm for developing ceramic-ware that is authentic and unique to the ‘food culture’ of Singapore. This stoneware set was developed for the popular satay...

Yet the exacting skills and experience needed to produce this coherent and flawless form establishes that Dr Iskandar is the irrefutable master of proportion, weight and balance. Texture is provided by the coarse grain of the crank clay used. ...This...

Dr Iskandar has memorably shared that he has a “love-hate relationship with the teapot” but never tires of making it*. Indeed, the teapot is a staple vessel in Dr Iskandar’s practice. This elegant black teapot has a cylindrical body that gently...

Dr Iskandar’s ‘portrait’ was inspired by the flourish and flamboyance of these swashbuckling adventurers and their famous rallying call “All for one and one for all!”. The pots are depicted as united but still individual, as in the novel. Black...

Dr Iskandar’s extensive sketches and notes on architectural features such as mosque arches, towers, domes and temple gateways have inspired and shaped many of his pottery forms. The impetus for this piece does not lie in representing a structural...

In this light-hearted interpretation of the bottle form, Dr Iskandar has retained the bottle’s features of an elongated neck and small aperture-mouth for regulating the pouring of liquids. He has, however, moved away from symmetrical bodies,...

A trip to Langkawi where he encountered the ‘well-and-bucket’ system reminded Dr Iskandar of Singapore kampongs (villages) of the 1950s that relied on wells rather than pipes for water. He noted the commonalities of ‘well and bucket’ systems found in...

Dr Iskandar’s ‘portrait’ was inspired by the flourish and flamboyance of these swashbuckling adventurers and their famous rallying call “All for one and one for all!”. The pots are depicted as united but still individual, as in the novel. Black...

Dr Iskandar has emphasized that he finds strong affinity with vessels that embody the Japanese concept of shibui. Shibui involves a reverence and discernment of beauty in the unassuming and unobtrusive, in the subtle and modest and in the natural,...

In this light-hearted interpretation of the bottle form, Dr Iskandar has retained the bottle’s features of an elongated neck and small aperture-mouth for regulating the pouring of liquids. He has, however, moved away from symmetrical bodies,...