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Swetlana

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The figures used are 75mm. from firms:
Altores studio
Tartar Miniatures.
Latorre models
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That's impressive painting and very atmospheric with the lighting

Great to see you posting always good to see your art

Why not enter FOTM and also vote by liking the previous months entries

Thanks for sharing

Happy benchtime

Nap
 
Fantastic lighting effect... a real trompe l'oeil

I'd love to see what it looks like in the 'cold light of day' to better understand what is painted and what are camera lighting highlights?
 
Many thanks to all for your kind comments!
Your positive words have an advance for the following works!
I am very pleased that you liked my work!
 
- " Why not enter FOTM and also vote by liking the previous months entries "

Nap, Thank you for your suggestion. I will definitely use it.


- " I'd love to see what it looks like in the 'cold light of day' to better understand what is painted and what are camera lighting highlights?"

All shadows from the figures are drawn.
Extra light was set high on top.
If there is light from the sun, then new shadows will appear.


With Best Regards
Svetlana.
 
" I'd love to see what it looks like in the 'cold light of day' to better understand what is painted and what are camera lighting highlights?"

All shadows from the figures are drawn.
Extra light was set high on top.
If there is light from the sun, then new shadows will appear.

Thanks for your reply.

So, the firelight effects are painted but, as I guessed, down-lighting produced the 'moonlight' highlights on the roof, upper edges of the stone, helmets/halberd?
 
- " So, the firelight effects are painted but, as I guessed, down-lighting produced the 'moonlight' highlights on the roof, upper edges of the stone, helmets/halberd?"

Yes. In the story, the moon shines from above.
 
The concept, the narrative, and the execution of this piece are all superb - it works on every level.and is a joy to look at........masterful !

Mike
 

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