Leonidas, Yedharo Models
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Bad91Fellow
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Looks awesome! The helmet is really spot on! but the flesh and the reds, too!
yours
yours
megroot
A Fixture
Wonderfull painting.
That helmet is spot on, almost lifelike.
Great, work.
Marc
That helmet is spot on, almost lifelike.
Great, work.
Marc
tonydawe
A Fixture
I love the helmet, but the way the flesh has been highlighted looks unatural to me. It looks more like leather than skin.
specmod
Active Member
What an awsome looking bust, great work, but l to believe as great an effect it is that the skin looks a little over done, like he,s been standing in the Simpson desert for a month. Dont take that the wrong way, its just how it appears in the pics.
Great work over all.
Cheers Andrew
Great work over all.
Cheers Andrew
Sambaman
Well-Known Member
I like it! Keep us posted.
Jay H.
OKC
Jay H.
OKC
D.Lesko
Member
I actually like the skin effect quite a bit. Remember that this is a kit based on a movie character, not a historical character and the movie was very stylized. The skin effect fits perfectly. The helmet is also fantastic, can you tell us how you did it? Thanks!
I'm very happy that you all appreciate my work, dear friends.
As David has noticed, my greatest attempt was rendering as well as possible the movie character and not an historical one, for example I have underlined the eyelash with an almost pure black to enance the fierce glance, in a historical one it could be too much, but not in this subject.
The elmet effect was achieved with a brush tapping with various metal shades from pure gold, silver, raw and burnt umber and black.
It's only a matter of trying and trying until reaching the desired effect.
As David has noticed, my greatest attempt was rendering as well as possible the movie character and not an historical one, for example I have underlined the eyelash with an almost pure black to enance the fierce glance, in a historical one it could be too much, but not in this subject.
The elmet effect was achieved with a brush tapping with various metal shades from pure gold, silver, raw and burnt umber and black.
It's only a matter of trying and trying until reaching the desired effect.
