Many thanks Jaigood start
Many thanks Paul,glad you like it,hope to post some more in the weeklovely work Brian. got me popcorn ready and a front row seat
Many thanks dimitris for your kind commentsImpressive start Brian! Another painting lesson starts and i am ready to follow it!
Waiting for your next post....
Dimitris.
Many thanks chrisLooking good Brian. Excellent face work.
Many thanks Mat for your kind coments,glad you like the addition of the postVery nice start Brian. I like the stone post - it makes much more sense of the pose to me.
Cheers
Mat
Many thanks mark,if I could give you any advice,then I would say stick with it and keep trying mate,it's a fabulous medium for faces,when I started using oils in 1986 I too struggled at first,but I stuck with it and I'm reasonably happy with the results I get,I say reasonably because there are so many different variations of colours to use when painting faces,and I'm still learningGreat work on the flesh tones Smudge, something I struggled with with oils...may go back & try again some day
Mark D
Many thanks Ian,hope your keeping well mateLooking good mate like the wall it set's it off very well in deed watching with interest on this one know it's going to be a winner.
Cheers
ian
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Many hanks pedro for your kind coments,glad you like the addition of the postHi Brian!
Great work on the face and helmet. I love your personal touch to this figure. The wall really suits the figure.
Regards
Pedro
Many thanks Ron,I have something else on the go as well which you'll be pleased to know is more than one ,keeping that one under wraps for nowOnly one .......he looks very lonely mate ......usual praise applies tho Brian