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HI Steve
Looking good so far. I would use a light wash of sepia in the deepest parts of the fur to add depth and texture to the overall effect ,just my thought. Difficult piece to paint as I know, can you take any more close up photos?
Cheers
Tommi
 
Cheers Tommi thanks a lot I haven't really done much with the fur as yet been struggling with the face But I'll definitely bear that in mind, I can try but my photos are worse than my paint slinging :facepalm: Much appreciated

Steve
 
You are doing well Steve, that fur isn't easy to paint really and more with white tones of colur, i ditto a wash sepia as Tommi said, if you will try a silver flash effect on the light parts of the fur , the mixture you have to do is more less a wash of 4 parts of white and one part of silver . The beard is becoming very good , for the face i will add more shadows on the usual shadow areas and light on the upper cheek-bone, that for my liking of course ..
 
Many thanks Stefano I've just laid a wash of cream on the fur then if that looks ok will start to texture it in the next couple of days, I will probably leave the face for now till I put the braids on as to see where they go for shadowing etc.

Steve
 
A few more close up pics,
Steve
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Heh Cheers Taff :shifty: I've not actually done anything with the mail other than a silver scrub and black wash, maybe I better leave it at that :cautious: :whistle:

Steve
 
Followed Tommi's great advice and have added some much deeper shadows to the fur and I think it looks a lot better now, however what you think may differ :unsure: So have it troops ;)
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Cheers Carl much appreciated I'm fairly happy with it, still struggling with the silver/white mix :nailbiting:

Steve
 
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