WIP La Garde Recule - Waterloo 1815

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Just been catching up on Brian's thread. Some interesting information coming to light, but most of all, IMHO some of the best modelling skills on show here and that is before the painting starts. It has already been said previously that when finished "this will be a talking point for a long time to come" and "one of the most anticipated pieces of the year". Can't agree more, so looking forward to looking at this when done but in the meantime enjoying the work that Brian is putting in to this, his effortst have certainly got me even more keener on this hobby of ours than I ever was before.
Cheers mate,
Barrie.


Gotta agree with every word you said ..this is a brilliant WIP

Nap
 


Hey ..hang on a moment there are no legs ...anywhere ...Yeh hah Busterama Brian strikes again ...thank goodness

Great stuff mste

Nap
 
As always enjoy the innovation you bring to your projects & this "bustorama" is no exception Brian.

Enjoy learning along the way with you & glad to see you aren't discouraged by that "skirmish" that threatened to distract us from the topic in hand - your art!
Always find, easier to silence with action than words & your photos do this ;)

Thanks for pushing the boundaries of what is possible with busts.
You manage to make what the rest of us do look so ordinary & humdrum.

Keep it coming!

Mike
 
Many thanks Mike for your kind comments, sometimes its not easy to keep your cool and I've learned a lesson from this episode which I will now put behind me and focus on the job in hand,i'm glad you're enjoying the project and thanks for your support.(y)
 
When you go about photographing the final work, it would look pretty impressive if you could capture the busts protruding from smoke at the waistline. Lots of gun smoke at Waterloo although it would not have hung low like London fog. Just an idea.

Colin


And a field as a backdrop. I have seen this cleverly done with dioramas- a fellow takes them out in the field and gets a natural looking blurred background :)
 
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