Panem et Circenses - Finished
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frank h
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hi Johan
A terrific paint job
the figures compliment each other really well
Great to see thanks for posting
Frank
Guy
A Fixture
Excellent work Johan................really superb vignette
Uruk-Hai
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I can only chip in with the comments, Johan!
I really like the hair of the spearman.
Cheers
I really like the hair of the spearman.
Cheers
garyjd
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Johan, Nice job on the vignette.~Gary
Roc
A Fixture
I agree with the rest of the comments, good work.
Keep up e good work
Cheers
Roc.
Keep up e good work
Cheers
Roc.
mertenspeter
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Johan,
Nice painting, beautiful setup see this in "the flesh" at the AMSS contest
Peter
Nice painting, beautiful setup see this in "the flesh" at the AMSS contest
Peter
megroot
A Fixture
Johan,
Great work. And that bronse looks in real excellent.
I hope to see the vignette at the 10 januari in real.
Marc
Great work. And that bronse looks in real excellent.
I hope to see the vignette at the 10 januari in real.
Marc
Jason W.
A Fixture
Johan,
Good piece. If I may, I would like to point out a few things I observed.
The figure in red looks as if he's "planted" into the ground instead of standing on it.
I see where you were going with the "dirt" coming over the tops of the feet. But the ground dosn't look "disturbed" enough. Also, the feet/ankles look far too clean for men who have been sparing.
The blood looks too"Hollywood" IMO. I feel it would look better if it were in "streams" going in different directions. This would give a "feeling" of movement.
Some patches of dust/dirt on the wound would look cool too. And over the body in spots showing that they may have fallen at some point in the dual.
Veins on the biceps/arms wouldn't hurt either.
The red clothing (sorry, don't know the correct term) looks too shiny. Could be the lighting though.
The armor looks fantastic. No critique there.
I feel these little things was the difference between a silver and gold.
Good luck with your next project.
Jason
Good piece. If I may, I would like to point out a few things I observed.
The figure in red looks as if he's "planted" into the ground instead of standing on it.
I see where you were going with the "dirt" coming over the tops of the feet. But the ground dosn't look "disturbed" enough. Also, the feet/ankles look far too clean for men who have been sparing.
The blood looks too"Hollywood" IMO. I feel it would look better if it were in "streams" going in different directions. This would give a "feeling" of movement.
Some patches of dust/dirt on the wound would look cool too. And over the body in spots showing that they may have fallen at some point in the dual.
Veins on the biceps/arms wouldn't hurt either.
The red clothing (sorry, don't know the correct term) looks too shiny. Could be the lighting though.
The armor looks fantastic. No critique there.
I feel these little things was the difference between a silver and gold.
Good luck with your next project.
Jason
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