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Here, here Roc! ;) Gordy, You are doing great...when it's done, it's done...I really appreciate all that you are doing. All the best

I'll be interested to see the SGM painted up...I dunno, but there is something about the smirk...to me, it just doesn't seem to fit. Still tho, nicely sculpted as we have come to expect from a Latorre figger...

Stuart my friend you are scaring the hell outa me! ;) :lol: Glad you are here; welcome!

Even thought the Roman is getting hammered for all its "innacuracies" you are still gunna get it, Nancy? You go, girl! ;)

MAKE THE BAD WOMAN GO AWAY! ;) I am emotionally scared, Nancy. I think I'll have visualation issues for at least 15 or 20 more seconds... Yep...am over it... :lol: ;)

There are three figgers? I guess I missed the other two... ;) I'll have to go back and see... Nope, just saw one... :lol: :lol:

I am not an expert in the area of carb counting, but lets face it, running around ol Sherwood Forrest trying to find Maid Marion or raid tax revenue would make any man a lil "wirey." :lol: The painting of the piece is awesome...the light contrast might also add to the "wirey" appearance.

Beautiful...Ho Seo, really outstanding! You have sculpted a lot of charactor in him, well done. Your painting shows him off well! All the best

I got just the shirt brother Petey...great idea; count me in! :lol:

Happy birthday my brother! I'm pissed I didn't know today was your birthday when we talked last night! Enjoy your day!

I'll be there Thursday night...then back to the hotel later Friday after about 5 or so... Really looking forward to this show!

Joe, Simply awesome...the best work I have seen of whites in a long, long time...Excellent, you amaze me my friend...Wow! Your white tone is spectacular, and an inspiration. All the best Patrick

Looks nice and crisp...Good to see a vignette like this. I am, however, a lil curious why the sculptor chose to have the ankles and feet up on the heels. Maybe he wanted to show off the detail of the soles of the boots or his "dogs" were barking (feet hurt) but, a more relaxed and natural pose...

Very nice sculpted piece...will be eager to see the other offerings from you all... All the best Patrick

Brock, Really up to you... My recommendation is to use a very think acrylic glaze over the oils to get the hightlights when the oils are still a lil wet. Consider trying on your next piece... All the best Patrick

Brock, My only comment would be to add a lil more dramatic highlight to your flesh tones...at the tip of the nose, the nostrils and at the highest points on the cheeks...this will really make the face stand out. Not sure what you used for the 5o'clock shadow, but might want to consider blending...

Great tip Phil...I am getting ready to paint a white uniform and am eager to give this a try...I'll shoot you some WIP pics, ok? Would have never thought about using Sepia in a mix for white...I guess the key is just a litte dab of Sepia, right? All the best, my friend Patrick

Spectacular Alan...love the story and the composition...stunning! Will you have this at the Atlanta show? All the best my friend... Patrick

Rafael, Simply stunning...never seen anything better...how did you manage to do the ivy and the ivy branches and stems? All the best Patrick

The hardest, for me...let's see...just about any color ;) :) Alright, sheez...the hardest base oil color, in my view, in order: - orange - yellow - white - green Hardest to highight: - yellow - white - polish crimson - black Hardest to shade: - white