Very nicely done Kev, one of your best.
Interesting that you leave the face till last, most people start with it. I find doing the face brings it to life and encourages me to continue.
Bill
Thank you Bill ...it's getting there , no idea why I left face till last but seems to occur when there are medals on sculpt as also in the next after Harry the late HRH Prince Philip ....but will endeavour to do flesh first !
Appreciate your time
Marvellous work Nap. Those medal ribbons are gobsmacking.
Thank you for commenting , they have come out okay and look good viewing the bust in scale
UPDATE
Harry has several spots/ pimples , these I added on the nose , left upper side of nose , left nostril at edge and just below left temple
Blemishes are also seen so will try and reproduce using paint effects
As I said I really want to pay tribute
More pics (click on images to view larger) showing the spots etc
Artist Bill Leyshon was commissioned to paint this oil portrait of Harry Patch by the Western Daily Press in 2007. It was unveiled at Fletcher House in Wells where Harry spent the last years of his life, and is now at Somerset County Museum, Taunton
Co-author Richard van Emden with Harry Patch on the publication of his autobiographical book, The Last Fighting Tommy in 2007
An emotional moment when Harry Patch (centre) joined Henry Allingham, 112, and Bill Stone, 108, as the last surviving veterans of the First World War at the Armistice Day Commemoration Ceremony at the Centotaph in Whitehall, London in 2008
Nap