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I use oils over an enamel base. My order: Base color Middle shadows (usually sepia, wet on wet) Middle highlights (usually Naples yellow, wet on wet) Darker shadows (sepia + umber) Lighter highlights (maybe white) Cheeks (a minimum red spot) When it's dry, I do some glazes, for re-shadowing...

I like the vignette a lot, but I have just a small point: blood is much darker, and dried blood is brown, not red. Blood on earth should look almost black, as dirt absorbs the liquid. Anyway, if you care to make these fixes, they should be easy. As to the rest, very good! Federico Kereki

When you people say 140 degrees... are you talking Celsius or Fahrenheit? The difference could melt a figure!