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Entries of planes and autos exceed figures. The quality of all the entries are usually very good/excellent. Registration is in the morning and awards are presented about an hour before the show ends.

Like Nick, I too am a member of the club. Nick was the club founder and driving force for the show. It is a good show averaging over 300 entries from over 150 contestants spanning figures, armor, autos and ships. Regardless of the winter weather, it is well attended.

René, Interesting technique using dissolved Fimo clay. Could you share the type of Fimo (soft, firm, etc) and the thinner used to generate Fimo liquid paint? Thanks. Chris

Outstanding artistic efforts. Excellent photography and slide show. Thanks for sharing. Chris

I have seen Nick's figure. The flag indeed is very realistically rendered. Nice effort, Nick. Chris

No problem.

OK, a fresh start... My username has been changed to"CJK" from "ChrisK", which should remove confusion arising from too related usernames. Happy that issue was resolved so easily. Now, onto learning tips and techniques related to figure painting. The community seems be genial and generous in...

OK. Moderator, which is easier: deleting my 3 day old/4 postings account and starting over or changing my username to my account?

If my username confuses things, I would be willing to offer to change my username, pending approval by the moderator.

Craig, thanks for the info. Experimenting with flesh sets is something I should look into. Does anyone have thoughts on the colors included or experiences using flesh sets from Andrea or Lifecolor, for example?

Craig, your flesh tone is appealing, mind sharing the color combinations used? The article recommended by Carl was instructive and informative for me.

Hello. I joined this community in the hope of improving my painting skills. I consider myself an average painter interested in figure busts. Nothing would satisfy me more than rendering realistic faces, flesh tones and clothing using acrylic paint.