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Dear friends! I am glad to inform you that I together with the team of my associates have created the website to sell the replicas of my sculptures- caricatures. These unique collection figurines copy my authentic sculptures and they are made due to a modern technology: 3-d printing. How does it work? First, I work on my sculpture - caricature as usual. I make every colored detail of polymer clay manually. A finished sculpture is subjected to heat treatment. Then I with my team scan this sculpture by 3-d scanner making the model match the original sculpture precisely and, finally, print it by modern 3-d printer. I invite everyone who is interested in my sculptures-caricatures to visit my new website: shop-vinersculptures.com .

Friends, Let me share with you my new sculpture caricature. This is the incomparable Barbra Streisand from the movie "Funny Girl". I hope you like it. It was fun to make it, Barbra is very touching in this old movie. I tried to reflect it in her face expression. Another aspect that I would like to note that I dont paint my sculptures. the colored parts are made of polymer clay. So the experience with leopard spots on the coat was unforgettable!)

I guess no need to introduce - the Scarface, the Toney Montana, the symbol of brutality as an absolute and self-distruction as an obsession.
A character initially meant as a precaution but in fact living as an icon.
Caught in his most characteristic moment of unruly anger, primal rage and reckless fury.
I truly enjoyed working on that killing outfit of the 70s.))

My favourite Bill Murray, an embodiment of kind sarcasm and irony. A mixed image with dominating golf theme started in Caddyshack (along with a funny gopher) and associated now with his outstanding outfits on the golf course. And the lifewise sadly sarcastic face o St. Vincent from the namesake movie.

Here comes the fabulous Don Vito Corleone, the Godfather bodily, making his prominent conciliating speech. A metaphorical character in a symbolic scene. And my artistic great respect to the immortal Marlon Brando. On the pictures I tried to do lighting in a way similar to the movie - very specific and making my sculpting work quite hard in fact:-)