Celebrities in the wax museum, what do you think?

Personally, I feel that the wax figure is very amazing, after all, it is hand-carved, and it is not easy to do it like Madame Tussauds, after all, everyone has a lot of subtle expressions, and it is difficult to draw a portrait, not to mention that it is 360 degrees to make a person who looks breathing with lifeless wax. For example, Huang Xiaoming's wax figure is still very godlike. The hair on the wax figures you see is real human hair, and at the beginning of the production, you will look for real hair that is very similar to the model's hair, artificially implant it into the wax figure one by one, and then comb and trim it by the hairstylist to show the delicate feeling of real hair.

Just thinking about the hair of a wax figure is a huge undertaking.

Madame Tussauds, known as one of the highest wax museums in the world, its founder Madame Tussauds is an outstanding French artist, the store was originally a wax museum in London, with a history of more than 200 years. All the celebrities are also proud to have their wax figures appear in Madame Tussauds. Personally, I think Xu Xidi's wax figure is also very similar to herself, the female glossy ** and the eyes are very realistic, the wax figure maker will match the appropriate color to paint the wax figure with oil paint according to the characteristics of each person, it is this oil paint that will make the wax figure skin texture show the feeling of **, and then fine-tune the color according to the specific texture texture, and after such a complex treatment, the real texture can be revealed.

Let's take a look at the wax figures of other celebrities, some of them seem to be recognizable, but they always feel that something is missing.

Sun Li's Zhen Huan is still very delicate.

This wax figure of Louis Koo doesn't feel as handsome as himself.

If you are interested, you can go to see that Shanghai, Beijing, Chongqing, Wuhan, and Hong Kong all have branches of Madame Tussauds, where you can see all kinds of film and television stars, sports stars, and celebrities, and it is also a good experience to take photos with your favorite idol wax figures.

I have only been to Madame Tussauds in Shanghai, near People's Square, I remember that the ticket is about 130, after going in for about two hours, after coming out there is only one feeling: why is this ticket so expensive? The wax figures inside aren't worth such expensive tickets?

This is Fan Ye's wax figure, compared with the real person next to him, there is really no harm if there is no comparison. Speaking of which, I think the wax figure of the reporter who took pictures of Fan Ye is quite like a real person, I really thought that someone took pictures of Fan Ye, and queued up for a few minutes in the back (covering his face), and couldn't wait for someone to finish taking pictures for a long time, it turned out that this was a wax figure, you can go and see the reporter, it really looks like a real person!

It's really embarrassing to see the wax figures of the two of them, not to mention that they look alike, their appearances are very different, why is Cai Kangyong's head so big, almost twice as big as Xiao S. and He Jiong's was also embarrassed, placed opposite the two of them.

In short, none of the celebrities in the wax museum look like celebrities! Some can't even recognize who it is, and if they can recognize it, they always feel that something is almost something, and they are very rigid, but it is better to have a chance to watch real people Of course, I didn't say anything when I was rich

When I was in high school, I saw wax figures in Beijing, and the unique color of wax figures is not very vivid and expressive, and it is easy to see that this is an imitation wax figure. Last year, in a wax museum in Shanghai, I saw a wax figure of Jackie Chan, and I really thought I had seen a real person, and it was very vivid and expressive. In particular, the wrinkles at the corners of the eyes and the smile at the corners of the mouth are so vivid.

Celebrity wax museums mainly rely on the celebrity effect, many of them are going to famous stars, seizing the current hot fan economy, so celebrity wax museums rely on ticket income to earn eyeballs is still considerable, now there seem to be a lot of such wax museums, Shanghai, Beijing have opened several of them, it should be very complicated to do such celebrity wax statues, we have also understood, you can find Shanghai Harmony silicone statues, consult them, they are more professional.

Personally, I don't like it, but this carving technique deserves praise, I just don't like such a wax hall of fame.

It's still relatively similar, it's worth watching, and sometimes it feels like a real person.

When we walk into the world's major museums, places of interest or entertainment theme venues, we always see those lifelike wax figures. So, what kind of profession is a wax figure maker? The most famous in this field is Marie Tussaud.

Early career experience.

Marie Tasherry was born in Strasbourg, France, in the 18th century. At a young age, she showed a keen interest in wax figure making, often using her creativity in the spice shop run by her mother. Later, she moved to Paris with her mother, where she began to learn the trade from the wax figure maker Philippe Kurtish.

Fame. After touring in Germany, England and Ireland, Mary Tashiri opened her own museum in London in 1835. Originally, this museum focused on wax figures of the French Revolution and Napoleon.

Over time, her museum has gradually become a place to display wax figures of celebrities.

The art of wax figure making.

Wax figure making requires a high degree of skill and craftsmanship. Mary Tasheri herself often dressed up and coloured to ensure the highest level of realism and precision for each character. The production process often involves the measurement, sculpting and painting of the figures, and requires due consideration for the reproduction of costumes, decorations and other details.

Passed down to the present day. Mary Tasherry's museum continued to operate after her death and is now more than 200 years old. Nowadays, there are many famous wax museums around the globe, all of which are influenced by Mary Tascheri.

Her traditions and art are still alive and well known today.

Epilogue. Mary Tasheri is a legend in the history of wax figure making. Her perseverance, courage, and love for art have made her a leader in this industry and left an incredibly beautiful work of art to the world.

At present, there are four or five wax museums in China, Xiamen Gulangyu newly opened one, called the red carpet fun wax museum, at No. 3 Longtou Road, Gulangyu Island, 200 meters to the right of the island, on the second floor of the Bank of China, very exciting, very interesting, the scene layout is very brilliant, the characters are very realistic.

Madame Tussauds Shanghai is world-famous, but to tell the truth, there is no new red carpet in Gulangyu, and I don't know if the red carpet is also made by foreigners or Chinese.

There is a hall of fame on Dalian Golden Pebble Beach, and the characters and scenes in it are very ordinary.

There is another World Hall of Fame on Gulangyu Island, which is very old, the decoration and scenes are very simple, not to mention the characters, I don't know why it can be opened for so long.

It seems that there are these four wax museums in China.

Summary. China Wax Museum Huaying Mountain Chinese and Foreign Celebrity Wax Museum The best Huaying Mountain Chinese and foreign celebrity wax museum is located in Huaying City, Sichuan Province, Huaying Mountain Tourist Scenic Area, which began to be built in 2006, with a total area of more than 2,000 square meters, costing 50 million yuan, and opening hours from 8:00 to 18:00

00。It is the largest wax museum in southwest China, the only large-scale wax museum in southwest China, and the third largest in China. The wax figure was created by Zhang Shouxiang, a famous Chinese wax artist and director of the Beijing Wax Museum, and professors from the ** Academy of Fine Arts.

China Wax Museum Huaying Mountain Chinese and Foreign Celebrity Wax Museum Best Huaying Mountain Chinese and Foreign Celebrity Wax Museum is located in Huaying City, Sichuan Province Huaying Mountain Tourist Scenic Area, began to be built in 2006, with a total area of more than 2,000 square meters and the first destruction of square meters, costing 50 million yuan, opening hours from 8:00 to 18:00.

It is the largest wax museum in southwest China, the only large-scale wax museum in southwest China, and the third largest in China. The wax figure was created by Zhang Shouxiang, a famous Chinese wax artist and director of the Beijing Wax Museum, and Professor Qin Zhao of the ** Academy of Fine Arts.

I'm still a little confused, can you be more detailed?

Huayingshan Chinese and Foreign Celebrity Wax Museum is a world-class wax museum, the museum uses a cautious soft color lighting with the historical background of each wax figure, fully respects and reflects their historical facts, and achieves the trinity of "character wax figure, historical background, text introduction".