1st Minnesota at Gettysburg vignette
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Marijn Van Gils
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wow!
Congrats jason!
certainly the best you have done. I love it!
Good composition, and the feeling of movement is very succesful. In the paintwork, I feel you reached an even higher level of finesse and a more "flowing" and natural looking result.
Overall, I feel this scene has a quite high Bill Horan-feel to it (which I of course mean as a compliment!), not because of the subject but because of its' expressivity and technical quality. Congrats!
Marijn
Congrats jason!
certainly the best you have done. I love it!
Good composition, and the feeling of movement is very succesful. In the paintwork, I feel you reached an even higher level of finesse and a more "flowing" and natural looking result.
Overall, I feel this scene has a quite high Bill Horan-feel to it (which I of course mean as a compliment!), not because of the subject but because of its' expressivity and technical quality. Congrats!
Marijn
captnenglish
A Fixture
Ditto
Bluesking
A Fixture
Absolutely outstanding model, a fitting tribute.
bonehead
A Fixture
Wow Jason, great stuff!
I have seen a couple of things you have posted here now. This is really a superb piece of work. Animation, concept, sculpting, painting are all first class.
The one thing I marvel at is that I have never heard from you before seeing your work online here. Keep up the excellent work, you are truly a master!
By the way, your splashing water technique is really cool! Perhaps things would be a little easier if you invert the figure next time......, then you won't be working against gravity!
Cheers!!
Mike
I have seen a couple of things you have posted here now. This is really a superb piece of work. Animation, concept, sculpting, painting are all first class.
The one thing I marvel at is that I have never heard from you before seeing your work online here. Keep up the excellent work, you are truly a master!
By the way, your splashing water technique is really cool! Perhaps things would be a little easier if you invert the figure next time......, then you won't be working against gravity!
Cheers!!
Mike
garyjd
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Mike, I've known Jason for a few years now and he's one of the most humble and talented guys around. What I really admire is his attention to detail and accuracy. Check out Jason's blog for more stuff.~Gary
http://jaywhitsminiatures.blogspot.com/
eissteban
A Fixture
hi Jason and every planeters.
One more time your work is really wonderfull.
See you soon with a 1870's figure (franco-prussian war).
One more time your work is really wonderfull.
See you soon with a 1870's figure (franco-prussian war).
bosko b
Well-Known Member
Hi Jason,
It is always a pleasure to see your work.
Besides the excellent sculpting I particularly like the painting of this one.
I am looking forward to seeing more of your work.
Kind regards,
Luka
It is always a pleasure to see your work.
Besides the excellent sculpting I particularly like the painting of this one.
I am looking forward to seeing more of your work.
Kind regards,
Luka
Jason W.
A Fixture
Jaume, Chris, Marijn, Matt, Stephen, Rafa, Luka and JP, thanks for the kind words!
"By the way, your splashing water technique is really cool! Perhaps things would be a little easier if you invert the figure next time......, then you won't be working against gravity!"
Thanks, Mike! I may have to try that next time!
"See you soon with a 1870's figure (franco-prussian war)."
Thanks Sebastion! My next F-P project will be HUUGGE. More later
Jason
"By the way, your splashing water technique is really cool! Perhaps things would be a little easier if you invert the figure next time......, then you won't be working against gravity!"
Thanks, Mike! I may have to try that next time!
"See you soon with a 1870's figure (franco-prussian war)."
Thanks Sebastion! My next F-P project will be HUUGGE. More later
Jason
