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70's Charlie's Angels
Hi. This little scene is painted for the Frothers Unite Charity Action by Jon Atter. This exclusive scene - with rare sculpts by 3 masters - is arranged and painted by me and will be raffled at this years Salute in London - you can take part in that raffle with a donation to support cancer research and MS research. This was a great fun project. Sculpted by Andrew Rae (Statuesque), Sebastian Archer (Guild of Harmony) and Kevin James White (Hasslefree). These sculpts are done from the original 1970's Charlie's Angels. My plan was to build a base so that you can see that this one comes from my side. I was lucky to still have the Ape statue by Alkemy around here and the idea was gladly accepted. If you are intrested in the Charity auction get directed to this link: http://frothersunite.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=27039 Here is a quote of Jon on how you can win them in the Salute's raffle: ""The Frothers’ Charity Angels Raffle The Prizes: Some very special resin versions of the Charity Angels figures sculpted by Kev White, Andrew Rae and Seb Archer, the Base by Ian Brumby and cast by Grey Matter Figures are being painted up by some very special artists. This set (by Jarhead) along with the 5 others are going to be raffled with all procedes going direct to the MS Society. The Tickets: ‘Tickets’ cost £10 each or 4 for £30. You get them via donations to this Just Giving Page: http://www.justgiving.com/Frothers10 Don’t forget to put your name (and Massive Voodoo) in the comments box so you can be easily contacted if you win! The Draw: The Draw will take place during day at the Frothers’ table at Salute. Every name will be place into a bag and an independent bystander will be kidnapped, erm asked politely, to draw the names out. Results will be posted online on Sunday 17th April and winners contacted. The Rules: To get a ‘ticket/s’ you must be listed on the Just Living page. Winners can only win ONE prize; if you name comes out again, later in the draw, hard luck, don’t be greedy! Selling on… obviously the sets have a considerable value. If you’re lucky enough to win and want to put your prize up on eBay I can’t stop you. But please respect the artists, sculptors, caster and the cause – making a large donation to your charity of choice from your profits would be appropriate." Hope that explains everything! Cheers, Jon" Hope you like them! Keep on happy painting! Best Regards Roman
Posted: 14 Mar 2011
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