A Knight's Tale

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ILYA FEDOROV

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Hi friends. I publish my next bust from Nuts Planet. Painting with acrylic and oil. Enjoy watching.
 

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If this a representation of the Heath Ledger character from the film A Knights Tale it falls down badly on the armour . If they have just pinched the Title to represent a knight it's OK .
I really enjoyed that film the Language and humour were modern day but the Armour , clothing , filth in the streets was more realistic than many so could historic films , My favourite Character in the Film was Geoffery Chaucer
chippy
 
Excellent work, compliments!
How did you paint the armor? Can you explain your technique, please?
My English is bad, but I'll try. In this work, I use acrylic paint on the scale 75. The base layer is black metall. The first layer is a light Trash metall. The second layer is light Speed metall. And the shadow layer is pure black. First primed surface. Then covered with a metallic base layer. Further work exclusively butting brush. From light to dark and from dark to light. First thicker paint do intermediate rough sketch. Then, a wet paint create a smoother transition. And do not forget to do everything butting brush, so the metal is a more natural. Thank you for your feedback and support, I will be glad if someone could help.
 
Hi, thanks, very very nice! Your english is perfect...... Compliments!
(You gave some vague layer of earth? for dirtying?)
 

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