From character sketch to large-scale sculpture
Teddy Boy began as a playful character concept created by Vic Garcia. The challenge was to translate its personality, proportions, and graphic details from a two-dimensional drawing into a convincing sculptural form.
The design was first developed in clay, then digitized and enlarged through CNC milling to produce a precise full-size foam form. Hand sculpting refined the character before surface preparation and painting introduced its bold color palette and smooth finish.
The completed work demonstrates how traditional modeling, digital fabrication, and skilled finishing can combine to preserve the energy of an original character at an immersive scale.
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