This is a resin bust in 1/4 scale by Whitworth Studios. The name, according to the sculptor, is a Romanian name for vampire. I painted with enamels, and used a recommended product named Devcon 5 minute epoxy for the eyes. It provides a great glassiness without yellowing over time. Also, I used Devcon along with clear acrylic gloss on the mouth and teeth. The fangs had a few air bubble holes in them, plus one chipped when I was cleaning them up. I therefore enhanced them with Milliput, basically creating my own larger ones.
At about 9.5 inches tall this is a large piece, and the largest I've ever painted. It was great fun, and I have another by the same company planned. It was quite a departure from the usual historical figures I paint. Hope you enjoy it.

Blood stains on mouth look great. Wouldn't the teeth have more pinky color right after drinking blood?

BTW: You made me make some reasearch - since Polish mythology describes creature called "strzyga" I wanted to compare it to Romanian Strigoi. There are many differences, but that's not the point. Interesting fact is that Romanian mythology shows difference between Strigoi viu which is a living vampiric witch and Strigoi mort which is a dead vampire (so actually an undead creature).

I think you're probably right about the blood on the teeth. Truth is, I was very impressed with the sculpting of the mouth and teeth, and didn't want to obscure the view with too much blood. Thank you for the input.

Looks superb and unusual!

Good point Randy - teeth and mouth details are great.

Very impressive Randy, very impressive indeed.