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Most of what you see at shows for rendering metal on flats is the "non-metal metals" method - e.g. using grays for silver and yellow ochres for gold. Think the Old Masters. However, there is no rule, and if you can pull off one of the other techniques to a high standard, I'm sure it would be...

Absolutely stunning work!! Thanks for the posts.

VERY nice!

Ooooo! Very nice. If their other products are this good I will have to add this company to my list of favorites!!! Thanks for the post.

I'm glad you enjoyed the show, John. I did not get to meet you, but it was a pleasure to see your work "live." Do come back again!

The link is not working, so I have no idea of what figure you are referring to. Check the Pili Pili site - you will find a painted version of whatever figure they offer. You can use this as a place to start.

Great photos, Jay. Thanks for posting. This was my first Atlanta show, and I loved it. Had a great time, and the quality of the work on the tables was very high.

Put the pot on the lowest setting and leave the lid slightly adjar. I dry resin figures in my crock pot all the time with no problems.

We wish you a speedy recovery, John. Until then, you and your family are in our thougths and prayers.

Try Jack Muldoon at The Little Tin Soldier - this is a link. http://www.thelittletinsoldier.com/catalog/ I get all my flats here, and have been a happy customer for years. All are quality pieces, so find something you like and get painting! Will look for your post here and at...

VERY nice, my friend. Your "usual" superb!

John, do not use the pF print function. You can make your own .pdf. Use the "print" under the File menu in your browser, then select "Adobe PDF" for your printer, then direct where you want to save it, and you will end up with a .pdf of that page saved on your computer. If you do not have...

Great thread; very informative and practical. Thank you so much. I have saved this to my personal file of painting ideaas and instructions and will look at it agina when I do my next figure face.

Roger is correct, Keith. If your interest is piqued, consider joining our Society. It's a great way to see lots of great work and learn how to paint.

Well done, Bob. I missed the show but heard it was a success.

An interesting and unusal concept, Costas. I think you succeeded brilliantly!!

Another nice one, Al. This is in my queue as well. Makes me want pull it out and get started.

Nice work, Al. Looks even better in person!!

Great work, Roger. Love the figure - and your interpretation.

Very nice work, Craig.