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Agree with all comments. This is a very nice figure and you have painted it superbly.

Place the figures at different levels for added interest. Looking good.

It was a great figure. I painted one for my good friend. It was a short run, and I haven't found another copy.

Any updates on the project?

I have mentioned in the past that a book of your work with SBS articles would be a wonderful addition to all 54mm Napoleonic painters and to us who are Historex lovers. I am inspired by your work and look forward to seeing pieces in Chicago 2017. Thanks for sharing. Pete

This guy?

Very nice.

Great stuff as always. Super figures so far. I will enjoy watching you create the collection.

Very nice.

A beautiful piece. It will enhance anyone's display case. Great job.

Yes, it's all fun. But some is funner. LOL. What do you enjoy most? For me, and I like all of it, I think I most enjoy looking at a new figure and trying to visualize what kind of setting I what to put it in; then begins the work. Gathering groundwork materials, customizing the figure if...

Working on the tree. Making branches with leaves.

No MFCA. And this is far from ready. John Long's class was great.

I have added the "dirt" paper mache tinted with a dark brown craft paint between the rocks and added some roots for the tree. The roots were pressed into the wet ground. The tree and the bigger roots are from a mountain laurel tree, and the smaller roots are azalea bush roots. All of the green...

The rocks are almost done. Next I will color the rocks with sepia and orange oil paint. Thin the paint, cover the rocks, then wipe then off. When the rocks are dry, I will add the paper mache. I will add a dark brown craft paint to it and cover the areas between the rocks.

The next step is making rocks. For this project, I decided to make granite boulders. I took little pieces of Styrofoam that I rough shaped, then covered with a two part pool putty. I used a piece of granite gravel to texture the putty. I made several of these rocks all around the base. When all...

Neat. You did it justice.

Very nice. I would only comment that the hat looks like a gray hat. If it's supposed to be a black hat, then maybe the shadows should be blacker/darker. Love everything else about it. As Oda says, smooth transition between the tones. I like how you highlighted and shaded the face. And I agree...

Nicely done.

Looking forward to adding this one to the display case.