Joe
That's brilliant , love the leather work and the gas mask
Thanks for sharing
Nap
That's brilliant , love the leather work and the gas mask
Thanks for sharing
Nap
WIP Museum exhibition pieces -The Armistice Project
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Hi Guys
The project is coming to an end with PF member Kevin Dunne organising and coordinating the display
Due to a forthcoming move I'll be unable to get "I'll be home soon" finished.....surrounded by boxes ...my apologies both to Kevin and MC ...it will be back on my bench soon !
Anyway it's my pleasure to share pictures of some of the exhibits
Dave Oswalt
Dee Moore
Kevin Dunne
Joe Martinez
There are many more in the line up
Nap
The project is coming to an end with PF member Kevin Dunne organising and coordinating the display
Due to a forthcoming move I'll be unable to get "I'll be home soon" finished.....surrounded by boxes ...my apologies both to Kevin and MC ...it will be back on my bench soon !
Anyway it's my pleasure to share pictures of some of the exhibits
Dave Oswalt
Dee Moore
Kevin Dunne
Joe Martinez
There are many more in the line up
Nap
Joe55
A Fixture
Looks like there's gonna be a variety of cool pieces at the display. Excellent design on those nameplates too.
Hope Kevin posts plenty of pics of the event!
Joe
Hope Kevin posts plenty of pics of the event!
Joe
Hi Guys
Thought I would repost this that Kevin Dunne did
A big "Thank You" to:
Joe Pietroburgo
Don Johnson
Herb Forgey
For agreeing to donate works to the Armistice Project.
Jon harbuck
John Espey
For their magnificent painted works which I received at MFCA.
Dee Moore
Dave Oswalt
For volunteering to paint yet more busts for the Project.
And last but certainly not least, Rick Girardin.
For donating a complete WWI US Uniform...including full web gear, lack ,gas mask, Sam Browne belt
and helmet.
Thank you all.
And here's the flyer for the project
Nap
Thought I would repost this that Kevin Dunne did
A big "Thank You" to:
Joe Pietroburgo
Don Johnson
Herb Forgey
For agreeing to donate works to the Armistice Project.
Jon harbuck
John Espey
For their magnificent painted works which I received at MFCA.
Dee Moore
Dave Oswalt
For volunteering to paint yet more busts for the Project.
And last but certainly not least, Rick Girardin.
For donating a complete WWI US Uniform...including full web gear, lack ,gas mask, Sam Browne belt
and helmet.
Thank you all.
And here's the flyer for the project
Nap
Kevindunne
Active Member
I certainly will be taking photos of the event and everyone's exhibits.
Joe55
A Fixture
Greetings everyone!
I just finished this British Sailor that Richie sent me. I added a mix of matt medium to some Future to give the tie a slight sheen. Please let me know if you see any issues right away as I need to fire this guy off to Kevin lickity split!
Thanks,
Joe
I just finished this British Sailor that Richie sent me. I added a mix of matt medium to some Future to give the tie a slight sheen. Please let me know if you see any issues right away as I need to fire this guy off to Kevin lickity split!
Thanks,
Joe
Hi Joe
That's come out really nicely , really like the fleshwork on him and well done to Richie for offering the busy for the display
Thanks for sharing
Nap
That's come out really nicely , really like the fleshwork on him and well done to Richie for offering the busy for the display
Thanks for sharing
Nap
Richie
A Fixture
Hi Joe,
I cannot believe how quickly you have turned this around considering the time it was posted to you. Stellar work mate.
Sorry I did not have the time to tweak a couple of accurate changes to the bust in order to bring it more in line to a WW1 uniform.
But at least the Senior Service is well represented now for their active service between 1914-1919 by your great painting mate. As Nap said lovely skin tones.
Again top job even more so considering the timescale.
cheers
Richie
I cannot believe how quickly you have turned this around considering the time it was posted to you. Stellar work mate.
Sorry I did not have the time to tweak a couple of accurate changes to the bust in order to bring it more in line to a WW1 uniform. But at least the Senior Service is well represented now for their active service between 1914-1919 by your great painting mate. As Nap said lovely skin tones.
Again top job even more so considering the timescale.
cheers
Richie
Joe55
A Fixture
Thanks Richie!
Actually I could have finished him sooner only I was out of town for the weekend!
It was a fun and educational little project, a subject I otherwise would not have tackled.
Joe
Actually I could have finished him sooner only I was out of town for the weekend
!It was a fun and educational little project, a subject I otherwise would not have tackled.
Joe
Kevindunne
Active Member
Well done indeed Joe. Thank you...
Hi Guys
Pictures posted here
https://www.planetfigure.com/thread...ct-organised-by-pf-member-kevin-dunne.118371/
Thanks Kevin Dunne
Nap
Pictures posted here
https://www.planetfigure.com/thread...ct-organised-by-pf-member-kevin-dunne.118371/
Thanks Kevin Dunne
Nap
Hi Guys
You can see pictures from the actual exhibition here
https://www.planetfigure.com/threads/pictures-from-an-exhibition-the-armitice-project.118623/
Nap
You can see pictures from the actual exhibition here
https://www.planetfigure.com/threads/pictures-from-an-exhibition-the-armitice-project.118623/
Nap
Kevindunne
Active Member
Well, the Armistice Project closes tonite. It was a great success and one of the most popular exhibits of the year.
I will keep everyone updated on the progress of the permanent exhibit as it unfolds.
Most of you have generously offered to donate your works to the permanent exhibit. If anyone's postilion on this has changed any you want me to return your work to you. Let me know asap.
Thanks again to all involved. It has been my great pleasure working with you all. My special thanks to Kevin Peart and Nick Dransfield without whose help, the Project would have never been possible. A Merry Christmas to all.
I will keep everyone updated on the progress of the permanent exhibit as it unfolds.
Most of you have generously offered to donate your works to the permanent exhibit. If anyone's postilion on this has changed any you want me to return your work to you. Let me know asap.
Thanks again to all involved. It has been my great pleasure working with you all. My special thanks to Kevin Peart and Nick Dransfield without whose help, the Project would have never been possible. A Merry Christmas to all.
Kevindunne
Active Member
Happy New Year everyone. Hopefully everyone is back to painting after eating and drinking for a week.
I have received funding from the gallery for a permanent display case but the gallery has also received requests from local high schools for a "road show" of the busts, artwork and a lecture on the causes and effects of WWI, so I am awaiting information from the gallery as to the schedule, if any, for the lectures.
The busts are safely boxed and stored in my house in the meantime.
I will keep you advised of events as they unfold.
Thanks again...
I have received funding from the gallery for a permanent display case but the gallery has also received requests from local high schools for a "road show" of the busts, artwork and a lecture on the causes and effects of WWI, so I am awaiting information from the gallery as to the schedule, if any, for the lectures.
The busts are safely boxed and stored in my house in the meantime.
I will keep you advised of events as they unfold.
Thanks again...
Hi Kevin
That's great news about the funding and the school requests for the road show .......do keep us all informed like you have been doing .
Enjoy the school visits
Nap
That's great news about the funding and the school requests for the road show .......do keep us all informed like you have been doing .
Enjoy the school visits
Nap
