Centurian's feet + sandels

[Roc]

Hey Guy's,
I finally got around to painting the Centurian's feet and sandels.

Sandels.

Undercoated with Apple Barrel acrylic Burnt Umber,

1 - Base= Mars brown + Alizzarin brown.

2- Memium shadow = Windser blue added to base mix.

3- Deep shadow = pure Windsor blue.

4- Medium highlight = Mars brown + Mars orange.

5- second highlight = Mars orange + Naples yellow.

6- Extreme highlights = Naples yellow.

When dry I will give it deeper shades with glazes of Windsor blue and more enhanced highlights With glazes of Naples yellow, and into the oven at a temperature of 140 degrees for a couple of days.

weathering is done by applying a couple of controlled washes of Raw umber.

 

[Roc]

Close up of feet and sandels.

 

[Bryon Ray]

Thats a very beautiful piece Roc , thanks for the look see.
Bryon

 

[Roc]

Hey Bryon , thanks for the kind words, I'm glad you like it.

Next I will paint the shield , and hope to post some pics by mid week.

Roc.

 

[Roc]

ONE more view.

 

[Guy]

Awesome work Roc..........truley a beautifully painted figure.

 

[Roc]

Thanks guy,
you know ,I respect your opininion very much.

Roc.

 

[Anders Heintz]

Hey Roc,

Agreed! Very fine piece of work buddy!

 

[yeo_64]

Roc,GOOD job,buddy ! Looking forward to the shield ! Cheers.
Kenneth :lol:

 

[Roc]

Anders and Kenneth, thanks for the nice words.

Roc.

 

[y_wong]

Hey Roc,

It's a very beautifully painted figure. Looking forward to your shield.

regards

 

[jitch0t]

they look great, Roc, don't know what else can i say

 

[RobH]

Hi Roc

The feet and sandals look great; as does the rest of him!

Superb



Rob

 

[Jason W.]

Looks great Roc! What mixtures (assuming it's in oils) did you use for the groundwork and or rubble?

 

[slaj]

Hey Roc , nice work my friend. I know how demanding this figure is since I painted one. It got me a bronze in Glasgow 4 years ago. It's still in my website if you want to have a look. Anyway , again beautiful stuff !!!

Stephen Mallia

 

[Roc]

Wong,Daniel,Rob,Jason and Stephen, Thanks a bunch for the nice comments,much appreciated.


Jason, the ground work is not even close to completion.
I use celluclay mixed with water and elmores white glue to an oatmeal consistency
to which I add acrylic raw umber to tint it.

I give the base a coating of white glue,and then I apply the Celluclay mixture .
While the Celluclay is still wet I sprinkle a mixture of sand and crushed kiddy litter
to the base.

Next I will put in several types of dry vegetation which are obtainable from floral shops, and stones an small rocks here and there.

For grass I use hemp rope and deer hair cut to different lenghts as to represent patches of uneven grass.


After the ground dries I will give it more washes of Jo Sanjo's Raw umber .

Apple barrel country tan acrylic is dry brushed with a flat brush for highlights.

For extreme highlights I use country tan with white mixed into it.
When completely dry I will give one final wash of raw umber,to pull every thing together.


Stephen,
I saw your Centurian on your website,and it is truly a beautifully painted figure.
Keep up the good work.
Roc.

 

[Larry R]

Roc, excellent work, I really like what you have done here.

 

[KeithP]

Agree with all the other positive comments. Fine detail on the feet and sandals. I enjoy seeing the mixes too.

Keith

 

[Joe Hudson]

Roc,

I think this is some of your best work. I like the way you have handled the figure and I look forward to seeing it person.

Joe

 

[Roc]

Larry,Keith and Joe thanks a bunch for the positive comments and encouragement,
much appreciated.

Roc.