Unbelievable Sculptures by Trevor Grove

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PauloGabriel

Aug 19, 2014

Last week we featured a fantastic set of 3d models and I felt the urge to go a little further and find someone that makes exquisite traditional sculpture, and I've definitely found him: American artist Trevor Grove.

We might agree that although being young, Trevor has already mastered his art, because these are the work of a truly genius sculptor. What a talented fella! Here you can see some of his personal projects, like the toon-up versions of Breaking Bad characters, as well as pieces done to legendary Sideshow Collectibles. I would have all of his pieces in a heart-beat. Here you can see a brief selection of his magnificent work, but you may visit his portfolio at DeviantART for a whole bunch more. I hope you enjoy the work of this master as much as I did! Cheers. ;)

Unbelievable Sculptures by Trevor Grove
Adam West Batman

Unbelievable Sculptures by Trevor Grove
Breaking Bad Toon-up figures: Walt

Unbelievable Sculptures by Trevor Grove
Breaking Bad Toon-up: figures: Tio

Unbelievable Sculptures by Trevor Grove
Herman Monster

Unbelievable Sculptures by Trevor Grove
Elvira

Unbelievable Sculptures by Trevor Grove
Ben Kenobi

Unbelievable Sculptures by Trevor Grove
Clint Eastwood

Unbelievable Sculptures by Trevor Grove
Sherlock and Watson

Unbelievable Sculptures by Trevor Grove
Nathan Drake

Unbelievable Sculptures by Trevor Grove
Black Widow

Unbelievable Sculptures by Trevor Grove
Firefly Crew

Unbelievable Sculptures by Trevor Grove
Willow from Buffy

Unbelievable Sculptures by Trevor Grove
Dutch from Predator

Unbelievable Sculptures by Trevor Grove
Michael J. Fox

Unbelievable Sculptures by Trevor Grove
Gandalf

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Paulo Gabriel

I'm Paulo Gabriel, a Publicist by degree and Front-end Developer/Designer by passion with a taste for the meaningful and emotional. Here at Abduzeedo, I always try to bring you only amazing content, things that mean something for me and for those around me.

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