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Good info Nap, I have one in the draw at some point to get started.

With isolation a few cans and the xbox one in full swing:whistle:

I just do busts and put as much together as possible but usually very little needs painting separately.

Must admit I had been watching the bust but forgot about it, that's when you blagged it. Mark Ward

Inbetween the painting an Xbox one gets some abuse, not bad for a 63 year old recently diagnosed with motor neurone disease...such is life. Be safe.

Top class paint work (y)

I'd like to know what brushes he uses, perhaps it's me being to heavy handed.

The eyes and face, that's quality skin tones.

That is sheer quality, sculpting and painting what a first class combination.

Lovely work Nap and you've just educated me to how to hide the gap with the brass bar going into the wood (y)

I like it, looks affective...

That's the internet explosion, so much information on phones etc...but the magazine has been around for long time.

"Britains got Talent" were up a big creek without a paddle then.

I agree the skin tones look superb.

I just use old wood blocks but I'm a tight git...

Just throw my two pennys worth in, I use Hycote primer which I buy from motor vehicle accessory shops and it shrinks back not hiding any detail even if I may have slightly over sprayed, never cleaned a figure ever.

I'm back and forth on the forum but will not declare I'm leaving, I go through phases with the figure painting....when I need a boost again I come back on to be rejuvenated. I have been on a couple of trade forums and seen many an argument ensue, then the phase "I'm leaving for good" rather...

I have a selection of Chromacolour and use mainly as a base for oils after priming as they use the same name raw umber, yellow ochre etc, on occasions I've used them on small areas rather than use oils. Never had any problem with the colours peeling or flaking off, some of my figures go back 20...

I know I have a copy :) That's interesting about the art teacher though.

There's a book written by Michael Wilcox "Blue and Yellow don't make Green" pretty well stating the same format.