Jack the Plucker

[hellsnail]

My version of Jack the Plucker painted with acrylics.

Thank you for your time

 

[debrito]

Very nice, who made this?

 

[Kevindunne]

Anyone have one of these and willing to part with it?

 

[FigureLover]

Congratulations on obtaining this rare kit, and even more so on doing a great job on it. I love the way you have done the leather and his stripes are very well done how they thicken at the points of his outfit that would stretch. Only one critisisim, and that would be the shading between his legs and to where the boots start, it looks a little rough, more like he has dirtied himself, than shadowing. This maybe your intention, if so then disregard my comment. Otherwise, I love it
Ben

 

[swralph]

Nice work on this.

 

[hellsnail]

Thanks everyone for the comments.

Very nice, who made this?

You can find more here some additional information:

http://sergeantblackart.com/2013/11/21/showcase-jack-in-the-plucker/

Congratulations on obtaining this rare kit, and even more so on doing a great job on it. I love the way you have done the leather and his stripes are very well done how they thicken at the points of his outfit that would stretch. Only one critisisim, and that would be the shading between his legs and to where the boots start, it looks a little rough, more like he has dirtied himself, than shadowing. This maybe your intention, if so then disregard my comment. Otherwise, I love it
Ben

It was a poor choice of color to darken, eventually look like dirt and was not the intention. we have to learn from mistakes.
Thank you

 

[John Bowery]

Nicely done and unusual figure.
Cheers
John

 

[samson]

Very cool piece and very well done really like this

 

[Joe55]

Like Samson said above, that's a cool piece!

Joe

 

[Figure Mad]

Well done, not an easy figure to paint, can I make a suggestion to clean the edges of your work as you go along, neaten the lifework, it will make all the difference, you soon learn to control the brush as well, its the kind of subject that reached you a lot about your technique and where to hone it...

Dave

 

[megroot]

Nice work.

Marc