Ancient Celt - Finished

[paulyrichard]

I've managed to get this finished now, its been awhile!

 

[slaj]

Not bad...not bad at all !!

Stephen Mallia

 

[diosytexas]

hi paul. very nice, i enjoyed the sbs looked forward to the next one. dave.

 

[Christos]

Me too...Very good work Paul!
christos

 

[paulyrichard]

Thanks, dudes.

 

[Major_Goose]

Nice clean work my friend !!!!!

 

[arthur]

Paul,
Nice figure!
I really like your style of blending of the colors on fabrics.
Cheers,
A.

 

[Guy]

Excellent work Paul.

 

[ArturM]

Well done, Paul! Keep up the good work

best regards
Artur

 

[periklis_sale]

nice work Paul!!!!!!

really like him!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[MAB]

Hi Paul ....... I have already seen this job..... but still the base was not ready....... Bravo .... Nice job
Saluti MAB

 

[paulyrichard]

Thanks a lot, guys. Appreciate it.

 

[megroot]

Paul,
Very well painted figure. Like it alot.

marc

 

[paulyrichard]

Thanks, Marc.

 

[Mati]

Very impressive work! I especially like the delicate shading! This one is on my list as well

 

[Black Army]

Hi Paul,

Its superB, I very like it. Thank's for sharing.

 

[vergilius]

It might have been a while but you haven't lost it

 

[Sambaman]

Well done Paul! Inspired by your black primer, I had a piece I was persueded to prime in black myself. Will post him up soon!

Jay H.
OKC

 

[paulyrichard]

Mateusz, Balasz, Vergilius and Jay, thanks guys, I appreciate you lookin'.

Jay, i'll be watchin'.

The quality of paints these days do ensure good coverage over a black undercoat, but what is more is that I thin my paints to eliminate brushstrokes and in the end still only need to apply two coats. I'm guessin' you'd do the same thing over a white or grey undercoat, huh?!
Undiluted Vallejo paint covers in one hit! So for me there really is no excuse in not usin' a black undercoat.

Regards, Paul.

 

[Sambaman]

Well Paul, I'm nuttin' but a dope anyway! I'm an oils man, so I didn't even realize until I started my undercoating that the primer will have little to no effect on what I'm painitng anyway! Oh well, what the heck, nothing ventured, nothing gained. I'm sure it would be much more effective for acrylics users!

Jay H.
OKC