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Rocco Tartamella is a commercial sculptor with over ten years of experience working with clients such as Hasbro, Jakks Pacific, The UpperDeck Co, Diamond Select Toys, McFarland Toys, NECA, Mezco Toyz, Jazwares, Funko, Bowen Designs, Sideshow Toys, Little Caesar's, Bobbleheads.com, Art Asylum, Extreme Games, Castle Age, Artist's Anatomy, Applehead Factory, and a number of private commissions and charity work. Rocco specializes in sculpting full production series projects, as with the Onimusha Line for McFarland Toys, The UpperDeck Company's AllStar Vinyl Line and Bobbleheads.com's Royal Bobbles Line, among others.

Sculpting Seminar at New York's Toy Fair International
 
 
Rocco's work has been featured in multi-media platforms including print magazines, ads and articles, e-zines, television commercials, talk shows as well as during the half time commercials for the Super Bowl and in Time Square.
You can find some of Rocco's sculpting tips in HDRI 3D, where he was a contributing writer. His articles can be found in the following issues.

 

Rocco Tartamella is the sculptor and designer behind the look and quality of the fast growing popularity of this line of bobbleheads which have been featured in a number of venues including popular news shows, catalogs, airports, museums and more. He has sculpted nearly the entire line but two. George Washington, Ronald Reagan, Andrew Jackson, Abraham Lincoln, Albert Einstein, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Robert E Lee, General Patton, Hillary Clinton, Bill Clinton, Sarah Palin, Barrack Obama, etc. In doing so he has worked with licensors like Chic-Fil-A, NBC, A&E The History Channel, as well as, the Martin Luther King, Jr. Family, the John Dillinger Family, the John Wayne Family, the General George Patton Family and Bill and Hillary Clinton's Campaign Managers. Future releases include Mitt Romney, Michelle Bachman and even the American Pickers!
 
The Ronald Reagan Bobblehead was featured on the television show Outsourced, as seen below.