WIP Critique A Little More Cossack

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ChaosCossack

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Hey Kids

Worked a bit more on this Young's Cossack bust.
Did the white shirt as rough dyed cotton shirt using Andrea's white set because of the beige or topue(?) tone to the base and shade with the yellowish undertone of the first highlights.

I wanted a very rich, dark red for the coat so I based with Vallejo 926 Red, Highlighted with 908 Carmine then Carmine and 845 Sunny Skintone (about 60:40). The shade is the base Red with 814 Burnt Cadmium Red (50:50) then straight Burnt Cadmium Red.
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This Cossack is Shooter Approved!
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Thanx for looking in

Colin
 
Any change of telling me how you did that red Colin, It looks like it would be spot on for my red coats.
As of right now it's straight from the bottle Vallejo Carmine 908. Check back in your e-mails, I sent you the highs and shadow mixes to go with Carmine as a base a few weeks ago. It's my "go to" Napoleonic uniform red.

If you can't find it I'll resend it to you

Cheers

Colin
 
As of right now it's straight from the bottle Vallejo Carmine 908. Check back in your e-mails, I sent you the highs and shadow mixes to go with Carmine as a base a few weeks ago. It's my "go to" Napoleonic uniform red.

If you can't find it I'll resend it to you

Cheers

Colin
Damn, strike that Joel, wrong red... I gave the mix in the text abve the pics.
Thought I was somewhere else :wtf:
 
Going to another front I find another Great progress. The red jacket seems well enough... let me suggest a little more shadows in some parts maybe... Since the a dar red is what you want.
Cute fur ball ;)

Regards
Pedro
 
Hi Colin,
Great progress, putting the colours down on the shirt and jacket really lifts that face again. Great tones and eyes, very natural looking.(y)

Shooter certainly looks fixated.

Mind I would never use the cats tail for dry brushing.
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cheers
Richie
 
Cats love to muck in - the major reason I am using acrylics over oils right now is my 5 grey tabbies. Their hair gets everwhere. The bust is looking great and appears to be on track for Hamilton.

Colin
 
Wait a sec - this isn't a self-portrait ?:LOL: I've seen that face somewhere before...all that's missing is the ciggie!

Seriously, it's lookin' great Colin - it'll be great to see it in the flesh in Hamilton (but, no pressure - capice?;))

Cheers, bro

Brian
 
Wait a sec - this isn't a self-portrait ?:LOL: I've seen that face somewhere before...all that's missing is the ciggie!

Seriously, it's lookin' great Colin - it'll be great to see it in the flesh in Hamilton (but, no pressure - capice?;))

Cheers, bro

Brian
Thanx Brian... It'll definitely be ready for Hamilton. FYI, though mainly I'm a cigarette guy, I also have 3 or 4 pipes that I enjoy and 2 of them look just like the one that goes with this bust.

See ya in the Hammer

Colin
 
Joe, Martin, Colin and Ritchie, Thanx so much for your continuing support. As I said, I was nervous doing this bust but it's getting more comfortable as I go along and I hope it finishes off well.
I may not become a regular at bust painting but it's nice to know they aren't as scary as I first thought, so there may be more in my future if I find the right ones that jump up and scream "Hey, do me!";)

Cheers guys

Colin
 
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