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Thank you very much Pete!

Thank you. It’s been a lot of fun trying to learn something new. It still a work in progress but getting better.

I want to share my latest bust of one of my childhood heroes, the Lone Ranger! I remember watching him on Saturday mornings and now I still relive watching him on YouTube. I have always wished that there was a cool bust or figure of him so a friend of mine who is a talented designer designed...

Thank you very much Warren.

Thank you very much. My friend Antonio Data Menchero designed it but my friend Mike did the printing. He can take care of a print of it if you would like one or if you have your own printer you can find the files on cgtrader. Here is Mikes contact if you desire a print. [email protected]

Thank you Steve! It’s a process but slowly getting more comfortable with it.

Thanks so much!

Thank you

Thank you

Here is my completed 1/4 scale 3D bust of Spock. The bust is about 4 1/2” tall. I painted him with acrylics and mostly using my airbrush. I’m trying to learn to paint more realistically.

Thanks for your support! I hope you will enjoy it.

Thanks for your support!

Hey Steve, I was the exact same way as you. What I found was over time was to just make the transition slow, for example if you are doing a figure, paint it in oils but maybe just paint the belt or shoes in acrylics. My hardest transition was the flesh. How I did this was to paint the flesh in...

Yeah Steve, I’m one of those acrylic painters BUT I used to be one of those OIL guys! I switched because I got tired of painting the figures twice, base coats then oils. I still remember a few things about oils and here are a few examples of ALL OILS. If you want to try to switch or feel...