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pgarri27

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This is an old Poste Militaire bust that finally came off the grey army shelf. It is painted with acrylics. I think the blues are too bright. Should they be greyed down?
 

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Hi pgam27,

What's the stunning piece on me. GREATTTT fresh tone and emotional on the sculpture. NIce bust!!! The same comment on blues with it, but darker with dust?
 
I myself would leave the blues as they are, Petey; great job. The blues do jump out but I think that is an attraction and not a negative.--
 
My Opinion

Hi Pete,

This is JUST my opinion,and by all means.. you know how new I am.

I would like to see the blue on the blanket a little more toned down,
the reason being.. I like the color of his shirt. I think just by greying
down the blanket blue just a touch... it would looke better. It just looks
a bit "bright" to me.
You don't want to do too much.. because then the shirt will jump out
at you.

You did a great job, looking forward to seeing it in person.
The face is great.
 
Pete,
I like the design on the blanket ...is this from a reference book ? , I have this one in the gray army , got it when 1st released ...its a cracking sculpt and the facial details are superb . I like what you have done with the flesh ...suitably aged and wise !!!, ref the blanket I would lighten and shadow it slightly more ...more of a contrast with the shirt (possibly a little more wear and tear on this) ..my personal views as you have done a great job on this classic .

Nap
 
Pete you did a a first class job on Charlie. I am in the leave the blues alone group. You get better with every figure - I'm going backwards!!!!!
 
Pete, very nice work here my friend! I'm also partial to the "leave it alone" crowd. I can't tell from this one photo if it needs anything to be honest. I think it looks pretty darn good as is. I'm of the mindset, if you want to improve, do on the next figure. you stoped on this one for a reason, don't look back, take this and use it to improve on the next. Hope I get to Atlanta this next year for a close up look!

Jay H.
OKc
 

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