First step on a bust

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jaime

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hello. I'm here again. I have only painted some lights and shadows, and I have to paint the hair, etc.
All comments are welcome.

Jaime
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Great subject, this bust, had painted it also, as you can see in my avatar

But, I've some problems with the thing on the shoulder, I thought you didn't clean it proper, but maybe, I see it wrong
The colors are very naturel
Bert
 
Thanks Bert. I've been seeing your bust and i have to say that a very nice.

Roco, thank you. Next week, I think, I'll post my next step.

Ciao

Jaime
 
Dear Jaime,

Very nice skin tone, like someone who has been in the sun for a long time. I also like the way the five o'clock shadow was painted. looking forward to the rest of the bust.

regards
 
Jacek, that is the best conversion I have never seen.

Wong, thank you. That's the idea, someone who was in Vietnam too much time.

Best reegards Jaime
 
Hi jaime. I agree with the others. I like the fleshtones very much as well as the beardarea. How did you do that particular part?
 
Hi Rob. To paint the beard I mix: prussian blue + base flesh + a lot of water, till you get something like "dirty water". I have to say that I use "soft pastels" to paint that and shadows and lights.

I hope you understand my brief explanation, but I'll post a pic with the mix (now I'm going to see a very interesting football match...Real Madrid ;) )

Best Regards

Jaime
 
Jaime, your pictures are much better than mine, but seriously the bust is looking really good.

Keep up the good work.

Asta luego
Roc.
 
Great SBS ! Looking forward for Your next step !
And maybe try made pictures without flash lamp?Pictures in daylight will be better( i think)
Thanks and best regards

Jacek
 
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