WIP Critique Executioner Scale 75

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hellsnail

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Painted with acrylics, experience with the sets of Andrea (Black and Flesh). Feel free to comment.

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Some details of the faces

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Looks very nice. The shading on the skin and the pants/hood is great. Makes me want to check out those paint sets. What did you think of them? Were they easy to work with?

Out of curiosity, will you be adding blood splatter to the axe? I saw a neat demo where the guy took a blob of paint on his brush, held it near the weapon, and then blew on the brush like blowing out a candle in order to create a nice random splatter effect. Just make sure you cover up the rest of the figure to protect it from any wayward paint.
 
excellent work indeed.

Bailey; the Andrea sets are nice but you do need to add a couple more colors to them, especially the flesh set. The flesh set will require the addition of a blue to cool it down some, it is a very "hot" set of colors.
 
Thanks everyone for the comments, this is already the end result it may take a few little touches should vary but little.

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thank you
 
Looks very nice. The shading on the skin and the pants/hood is great. Makes me want to check out those paint sets. What did you think of them? Were they easy to work with?

Out of curiosity, will you be adding blood splatter to the axe? I saw a neat demo where the guy took a blob of paint on his brush, held it near the weapon, and then blew on the brush like blowing out a candle in order to create a nice random splatter effect. Just make sure you cover up the rest of the figure to protect it from any wayward paint.

excellent work indeed.

Bailey; the Andrea sets are nice but you do need to add a couple more colors to them, especially the flesh set. The flesh set will require the addition of a blue to cool it down some, it is a very "hot" set of colors.

The set of Black went straight from the bottle :) .
The set of Flesh, had to join to the transitions from the shadows Violet Red
For the transitions of light Ice Yellow + Red Sunset.
Hope that helps

Álvaro
 
Wow excellent work Alvaro, it's nice to see someone showing top notch results using acrylics, rather than taking the easy route of using oils. :)

Paul
 
That is excellent and gruesome at the same time, love the flesh tones and that blood/gore is too realistic for words. I only have one criticisim if I may,and that is with his chest hair, it looks a bit harsh or thick, I have used a coloured pencil before to get finer body hair, building it up slowly and darker towards the center. Only a small remark on what is a very well done figure
Ben
 
That is one Gruesome-looking figure vignette indeed :eek: ! Kudos, my dear friend (y)(y)(y) !
I can honestly say that you managed to get the blood splatter effect on both the axe and execution block just right :LOL:. Good Job !
Cheers !
Kenneth.
 

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