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> Adrian, Thank you very much for your comment, and yes I agree with you art is in the mind, of course practice needed to use materials and tools freely but mind is more important IMHO. > Andrew, Thanks a lot I tried to put my soul into it. :)

> Larry, Thanks you very much for detailed comment, I like that. Answer to your question is yes, it took more time than I usually spend on painting one bust. > Jason, Thanks a lot for your compliments, and I must give you special thanks. :) I strongly inspired and motivated by your...

> ask40000, In Kanji, Yes :) > Ski, Thanks a lot, Ski! Painting skill is not rely on physical ability like sports so as long as you have concern with painting and keep brushing it up in brain all the time it won't get rusted, in my opinion. :)

> John, Thank you very much for your compliments! It's a great honour to have such a comment from the artist I admire, I still learn from your sculpted works (Maybe I owned almost all of them :)). I agree with you about digital vs old school thing. I read an article that some of your 1/35...

> Mike, Thanks a lot for your compliments, Mike! Yes this is one of my digital sculpts with ZBrush. I'm thinking maybe Digital sculpting + Hand painting is my way to go. > Chris, Thanks a lot for your nice comment, Chris! :) I'm not satisfied with my skill but I broke the wall I was...

Thanks Todd! :)

> Nick, Thanks a lot for your comment. Yes, I'm glad I can have a feeling of "painting is fun!" again. > Martin, Yes you're right, decals are usually hidden, painted over.... but as you said, I want 'colours' as an eye catch. :)

>Bob, Thanks a lot for your comment! :) >Marc, To tell the truth I was really disgusted with my painting 18 moths ago. Really. So I decided to take a long break, completely away from brushes, and I've been focused on sculpting while I'm away. I read a book about the fine art method which...

Thanks a lot, Nap! Of course no decals! :) Thanks a lot for your warm compliments, ian! :)

Hi all, After one and a half year completely away from brushes, I picked up my brushes again. Here's my latest creation, a bust from Scale75, sculpted & painted by me. hope you like him.

Yes Billy is right, there's "50 shades of field grey". :) In my opinion, field grey is greenish grey, so you can mix it from any kind of grey + green. I also use some similar recipe of Billy's oil recipe, first mix grey from Carbon Black and White, then add some kind of greenish...

Hello Chris, I use "Olive Green" + "French Blue" to make base Field grey. It is bit dark field grey so you should light up adding warm white or naples yellow.

Thanks, Merryweather! :)

Thanks for your comment, Malc! and thanks for your purchase, hintge! :)

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Thanks Jason, I'm glad :) Here's more pics..

Thanks a lot for your order, Jason! :) Here's product shots. I received mine today.

Malc, Thanks a lot for your compliments. It stopped 'cause I need detailed references of fur coat buckles and belt buckles of Viking era.