MV-Team: Daniele
by Roman aka jar
Name: Daniele Trovato
Job: Computer Engineer Employee (mostly) , Freelance Miniatures Sculptor
Years of Painting: 2014 till now
Years of Sculpting: 2016 till now
Painting Media: mostly Acrylics, I prefer GW colors, Vallejo and Schmincke
Traditional Sculpting Media: Mainly polymer clay (Beesputty, Super Sculpey and FIMO),
but i love to use also two-component putty like Magic Sculpt and Milliput
but i love to use also two-component putty like Magic Sculpt and Milliput
Digital Sculpting Media: ZBrush, Maya, and Photoshop for composing.
Brushes: Winsor&Newton Series 7 (standard, not miniature)
Airbrush: I’m in love with my modest SPARMAX SP-35 airbrush. Really simple airbrush but sufficient for me.
Miniatures: Absolutely Fantasy and Sci-Fi, little Historical, all common scales,
from 1:144, 1:72, 28 mm to 1/10 busts
from 1:144, 1:72, 28 mm to 1/10 busts
Speed: Medium -Depends on the task though
Inspirational Miniature Painters : Jérémie Bonamant Teboul, Diego Ruina, Marc Masclans,
Kirill Kanaev, Alfonso Giraldes, Roman Lappat, Raffaele Picca, Sergio Calvo Rubio
Kirill Kanaev, Alfonso Giraldes, Roman Lappat, Raffaele Picca, Sergio Calvo Rubio
Favourite Miniature Sculptors: Cyril Roquelaine, Alexandre Gillois, Lucas Pina, Allan Carrasco,
Pedro Fernandez, Raul Latorre, Romain van den Bogaert, Raffaele Picca, Maurizio Bruno, Carmine Giugliano,
Patrick Masson, Valentin Zak, Raffaele Stumpo.
Gallery of my miniature works:
I’m Daniele and I’m from an amazing island named Sicily :-)
I was always fascinated from miniature world since i was a child, but unfortunately i stopped
to paint caused by studies and other interests.
to paint caused by studies and other interests.
My passion for miniatures started while I was visiting Japan in 2013.
We were in Osaka, and my eyes were focused on a small kit containing the famous car of
"Back to the Future" movie :-) :-)
"Back to the Future" movie :-) :-)
I bought it immediately and when I got home, I started assembling the kit and painting it.
From that moment on, I discovered the world of miniatures and so I began to paint.
The next step was to push me further and discover the sculpture.
I started sculpting because I loved the idea of being able to create something from scratch:
completely alone.
completely alone.
For about two years, I put aside any other hobby and I have devoted myself actively to the
sculpture study,
sculpture study,
I must say with much satisfaction.
My goal for the future is to improve in sculpture, to do something that really gives me pleasure,
fun and satisfaction in order to create unique pieces to entertain artists and collectors like me.
fun and satisfaction in order to create unique pieces to entertain artists and collectors like me.
Sculpting is a no-goal related action for me.
I do this simply because I love it.
I do it because it makes me feel good and makes me feel alive.
I do this simply because I love it.
I do it because it makes me feel good and makes me feel alive.
In my opinion, miniature art is not a simple hobby.
It is pure art.
It's a way you can express your creativity, and create a unique piece that remains forever.
It is pure art.
It's a way you can express your creativity, and create a unique piece that remains forever.
Be careful to always having fun while you’re creating something: the FUN is the key!
Keep Sculpting
Daniele
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1tj2zJ2Wvg
Great introduction, Daniele. Really happy to see you on board!
MY PLEASURE!!
Welcome to the jungle Daniele :-)