Completed Louis de Villeret finished

[Bootneck]

Superb as always Jason,love your work.
Peter.

 

[Mat Lambert]

Fantastic flawless painting - and very subtle weathering. I still can't figure how it's possible to graduate the blending so smoothly without brush marks. Any tips on this Jason.
Cheers
Mat

 

[JGREEN]

Thanks for your comments guys! Much appreciated!

Jason

 

[JGREEN]

Beautiful Jason. Do you a standard flesh palette? would love to know the colors involved
Jerry

Pretty standard mix I'd say. Base is mostly Basic Skintone, Cork Brown and Dark Red. I throw in some other colors like blue and green in small quantities and I add black for the beard area.

Jason

 

[JGREEN]

Fantastic flawless painting - and very subtle weathering. I still can't figure how it's possible to graduate the blending so smoothly without brush marks. Any tips on this Jason.
Cheers
Mat

Thanks Mat. It's all about the consistency of the paint and using VERY thin layers to get smooth transitions.

Jason

 

[Joe55]

As Jeff stated, this is a little jewel. Top notch work on display here !

Joe

 

[JGREEN]

Thanks Joe!

Jason

 

[kevin]

Great Painting Jason, Just love the way you have done all the gold lace, could you let me know what paints you used, as I struggle to find a colour scheme



Kevin

 

[JGREEN]

Great Painting Jason, Just love the way you have done all the gold lace, could you let me know what paints you used, as I struggle to find a colour scheme



Kevin

Thanks Kevin! It's all vallejos. Goldbrown, Red Leather, German Camo Black Brown, and Black makes a nice gold tone.

Jason

 

[kevin]

Thank you Jason for the info. surprised that you haven't used any metallic paint. made a note of the paints and will try later


Kevin