mikec55
PlanetFigure Supporter
This question is geared more toward the more experienced painters, especially the ones who've won awards & recognition in contests across Europe & the USA. I won't mention any names for fear of leaving any names off the list, but we all know who they are.
Whenever you finish a figure, are you 100% satisfied that you've done absolutely everything possible to make that figure the best it can be? Or is there an aspect of it that you know could've been improved, whether it be the cleaning, assembly, or painting? Whenever you guys post pictures here, to me they look perfect but are you completely satisfied?
I've been painting for only about 5 or 6 years & with each figure I see a little improvement over the previous figure, which is a good thing. But still, I see something that could've been better. I know it's all part of the learning curve but I was wondering if there'll come a time when that curve begins to flatline.
Thanks. Mike
Whenever you finish a figure, are you 100% satisfied that you've done absolutely everything possible to make that figure the best it can be? Or is there an aspect of it that you know could've been improved, whether it be the cleaning, assembly, or painting? Whenever you guys post pictures here, to me they look perfect but are you completely satisfied?
I've been painting for only about 5 or 6 years & with each figure I see a little improvement over the previous figure, which is a good thing. But still, I see something that could've been better. I know it's all part of the learning curve but I was wondering if there'll come a time when that curve begins to flatline.
Thanks. Mike