Oliver Schümann || Commissions are open!

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Digital Sculptor for miniatures and collectibles (He/Him) - KaidanCon 8-9.11.25 - I have a huge heart for monsters too :D https://linktr.ee/oliver_schuemann No NFT!

Grotesque miniature figure of a pirate-like, partly skeletonized monster with twisted mustache, hat with feather, spiky, skin, armor and decorated weapons, detailed fantasy sculpture.
Mourning or commemorative sculpture: an exhausted-looking, uniformed elderly man sits on a throne, a veiled, winged female figure puts a comforting hand on his shoulder; Plinth labeled with "I HAVE NO TIME TO BE TIRED."
Detailed sculpture of an undead pirate with skull-like face, tentacles, wide three-pointed hat and prickly, shell-like armor that conveys a mix of pirate and sea monster aesthetics.
Demonic monsters with pointed, ornate hat, disfigured face and torn mouth, surrounded by tentacle-like tendrils, teeth.
Image of a pile of small sculptures containing brains, hearts and skulls.
Resin models hearts and brains.
Brain sculpture with veins.
Creature Shrimp with armour. Jellyfish in the background.
Analog scribble of a totem with many teeth, sittting on a chair. The totem has a big hole on top of his forehead.
Alien brain sculpt with thick veins and wobbely pustules.
Alien Face with big eyes and a smiling grin.
The image shows a small, bronze-colored bust (a miniature sculpture) of a figure reminiscent of Frankenstein's monster. The figure is likely made of plastic or resin and painted with a metallic bronze finish to resemble metal. The character has a distinctive, aged face with deep wrinkles, sunken cheeks, and a serious, almost sorrowful expression. The nose is completely missing – replaced by a deep cavity, which aligns with classic depictions of Frankenstein’s monster, often shown with disfigured or reconstructed features. On either side of the neck, two bolts stick out – another iconic trait of Frankenstein’s monster. In the background, many small paint bottles are visible, most likely modeling paints – brands like “Citadel” and “The Army Painter” can be seen. This suggests the photo was taken in a workshop or hobby space where figures are painted or crafted. The bust is standing on a piece of paper towel, likely used to absorb excess paint or moisture.
The image shows a white surface (likely a tray or board) with 18 small, artistically painted demon faces arranged evenly in a grid of 3 rows and 6 columns. Each face has a unique expression, various colors, shapes, and sometimes extra features like horns, teeth, or additional eyes.