Latorre Saxon Warrior 5th C. 54 mm

[OniBaka]

Hi, i'm a new entry, this is my second storic figure in 54 mm, i hope you like it
all in acrilic paint.

PS. i don't know anithing about photography

excuse me for my English but I'm Italian and don't speack english well

 

[garyjd]

Davide, It is very nice for only being your second figure.~Gary

 

[Roc]

Davide, looks good, especisally being your second figure.
Don't feel too bad, I don't know much about photography either.

Keep up the good work.

Ciao
Roc

 

[BHowe]

Davide

Good job on the figure! I like what you have done with the ground work too! I could not help but notice the bones behind the figure; is that a hand or a foot? I'm glad to know other painters besides me use such reference materials! :lol:

Bob

 

[Bart]

Davide,

congratulations. For your second figure this is looking very good!!!!

Keep it up!

Best wishes
Bart

 

[Kisifer]

That's very nicely done Davide for a second figure. Your groundwork is very very good. The photos are a bit poor quality... but I can see you are on the right way.

Xenofon

 

[Frank-Holger]

OK, maybe you don´t know too much about fotography, but you know a lot of painting and Basebuilding!

The Base rocks, and the figure ist painted nicely. Well balanced colours, good shadows and highlights. And your second figure? Wow, I am curious how your figures will look like when you do it for some years...

Frank

 

[Sambaman]

Davide,
Welcome to the Planet!!!!

Very nicely painted! I like the weathering on the shield especially. Your phot is just right, and your english is just fine! Keep it up!

Jay H.
OKC

 

[OniBaka]

Thanks for all the comments
tomorrow I go at my Model Club and I try to make a newand good photo of the saxon with the help of the oters members

for BHowe,
is an hand but i have some skull differetn of different animals and replica of a human skull and hand

 

[AJLaFleche]

Very nice. I love the shield and the ground work. Very creative.
You can improve the impact of your photographs by making a simple single color back drop using a remnant of felt or other non reflective cloth. Try to avoid anything with a lot of testure. You could also find an appropriate image and print it. Usi that to give your figure a feel of time and place. If possible, use a couple desk lamps to illuminate the figure from more than one directionto eliminate shadows.

 

[OniBaka]

Originally posted by AJLaFleche@Oct 1 2006, 03:20 PM
Very nice. I love the shield and the ground work. Very creative.
You can improve the impact of your photographs by making a simple single color back drop using a remnant of felt or other non reflective cloth. Try to avoid anything with a lot of testure. You could also find an appropriate image and print it. Usi that to give your figure a feel of time and place. If possible, use a couple desk lamps to illuminate the figure from more than one directionto eliminate shadows.

Thanks for the advices , i have try to follow yours words, this is the outcome

is ok?

 

[AJLaFleche]

Much better with the backdrop. Now the viewer is focused on the figure.

 

[Rob Brown]

great job, really well done

 

[megroot]

Davide,
For your second figure it is extremely well done. I could only hope that mine second was half as yours. It looks worse.
So, the background is better then the first, you are a fast student :lol:
Your base is rocking.

Marc

 

[Major_Goose]

Pretty nice work and nice tones for the specific figure. Keep your brushes wet

 

[vergilius]

It' s a very popular figure. A lot of my clubmembers have made this one. You made a very beautiful piece of it too.

 

[Brushguy]

Very well done, Davide!
And that for your second painted!
All the shading and highlighting looks smooth and fine.
And the base a pretty nice touch.
Also our second set of photos look very good!

Thanks for sharing

 

[Guy]

Beautiful work Davide. I just recieved several of Latorre's fantasy range figures and they are loaded with detail. You have brought out the detail beautifully for your 2nd figure. Whats next on your bench?