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Bluesking
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Brian he looks so realistic it's scary !!!!
megroot
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Brian,
Again a masterpiece out of your hands.
So lifelike. Amazing,
Marc
Again a masterpiece out of your hands.
So lifelike. Amazing,
Marc
Roy
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Hiya Brian....that is a beauty mate..the muted colours are excellent..and I love that face too. 
All the best...Roy.
All the best...Roy.
Paul Kernan
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Nice one mate. He sure has cold feel to him. He's nasty looking piece of work. Wondering, what was the oil mix for the shirt colour?
Marijn Van Gils
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Looks great Brian! Very nice paintjob!
Maybe one comment: the white snow of the groundwork contrasts a bit too much to the figure to my taste. Maybe you can add some snow to his lower legs and/or add dirty footsteps behind/around him, just to get this balanced. Those footsteps will also break the evenness of the groundwork at the same time.
Congrats again on a great figure!
Marijn
Maybe one comment: the white snow of the groundwork contrasts a bit too much to the figure to my taste. Maybe you can add some snow to his lower legs and/or add dirty footsteps behind/around him, just to get this balanced. Those footsteps will also break the evenness of the groundwork at the same time.
Congrats again on a great figure!
Marijn
Sambaman
A Fixture
Brian,
fantastic stuff! And all in oils....I couldn't be more proud! :lol:
I do have to echo Marijn's comments though, just a bit of pizzaz on the ground work to add some depth and you have yourself a piece that rivals Latorres himself! Good work!
Jay H.
OKC
fantastic stuff! And all in oils....I couldn't be more proud! :lol:
I do have to echo Marijn's comments though, just a bit of pizzaz on the ground work to add some depth and you have yourself a piece that rivals Latorres himself! Good work!
Jay H.
OKC
Hi there!
Indeed a very beautiful and carefully painted piece!Looks matt enough and clean!This kind of highlighting(which is usual when using acrylics...)with oils?Very interesting!Next time try to blend your colors a little more and you'll get perfect!
Oh,something else!Remember,next time you'll use snow as terrain,push the foot of your figure to create footsteps on the snow(How is your saxon warrior supposed to have reached to this point? )
Bravo once again!Incredible
-Kostas.
Indeed a very beautiful and carefully painted piece!Looks matt enough and clean!This kind of highlighting(which is usual when using acrylics...)with oils?Very interesting!Next time try to blend your colors a little more and you'll get perfect!
Oh,something else!Remember,next time you'll use snow as terrain,push the foot of your figure to create footsteps on the snow(How is your saxon warrior supposed to have reached to this point?
)Bravo once again!Incredible
-Kostas.
Hey Brian...excellent!
:lol: he might be standing on some ice with a very thin covering of fresh snow.......
I believe this figure depicts a Saxon warrior from the movie King Arthur.........and from the battle on the ice.........
Thanks everyone for your comments and i take on board what was said about the snow,most welcome.I had put footprints at the back of him but quite obviously they don't show up ,so i'll try and rectify that.Thanks again for making me aware of that
Brian
Brian
Stephen,you find him scary, coming from Northern Ireland ? Mind you, you didn't get any Saxons over there other than the shoe shops, so i can understand your fear. Come to Glasgow and you'll see quite a few of these chaps drinking in the quaint little pubs in the city centre or somtimes in the train or bus stations downing a bottle of Buckfast wine (a good vintage of course)
Your mucker
Brian
Anders Heintz
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Excellent piece Brian. I love the figure and I love your paint work! A winning combination to say the least!
Whats next on the bench?
Whats next on the bench?
garyjd
PlanetFigure Supporter
Brian, Nice paintjob on the figure.~Gary
Paul Kernan
A Fixture
Thanks Brian. That's were I recognised him...Maryhill :lol:
Quite a nice job indeed! I have to agree with the snow. He looks like he just landed from the sky. I do not know which product you are using for the snow but it would be interesting to lightly taint it at a few spot just to give it more texture. If i may add I think that the helmet would deserve a little bit more work. Pushing the lighting on it a little more would not hurt!
