Pegaso Templar 90mm

[Robert Laclavik]

Hi folks, I´m glad to join your comunity of artists and also present my work. This is my first post at this forum and I´m looking forward to your comments, and hope you will like my figures.
First one is notoriuos known, the bestseller from Pegaso Models, but I add some ruins to make it more dramatic. All is paint with oils. If you see something what could I done better,please feel free to let me know,thanks

 

[tonydawe]

Hi Robert

Beautifully painted figure mate. The groundwork is excellent.

Welcome to the Planet, you are among friends here!!

Cheers

 

[vergilius]

Welcome Robert.
Nice Figure. I really like the stones and rocks !

 

[megroot]

Welcome Robert,
Your figure is really nice. But i find the outlining of the eyes to dark.

marc

 

[Robert Laclavik]

Thank you all gyus, is nice to compare my work here at the forum, thanks to internetit is not a problem to follow trends in painting from all korners of the world,that´s exciting.
to Marc: I was doubting about this while painting the face,but I dicided to let it look like this, because I wanted the face to come out of this dark cowl. But I think,you´re right, it is a little bit too much))))

 

[Guy]

Beautiful painting Robert. Welcome to the planet and I look forward to seeing more of your figures.

 

[caramba]

Your figure is very nice painting. The groundwork is awesome.
Welcome to the pF Robert.

M.

 

[Sambaman]

Very nice work! The red flowers in the ground work are a great way to pull out the small red details on the figure. Nice touch. Welcome aboard!

Jay H.
OKC

 

[CDNTanker25]

Wow, great figure! The ruins definately add some character to a wonderfully painted figure!!

 

[Taiko]

Ahoj Roberte, my english isn´t good. I´ll speak with you czech. It´s better for me.
Vítám Tě zde na Planet Figure a zapoj se mezi nas se svojí tvorbou. Už jsi to asi slyšel několikrat, ale opakováním se nic neskazí. Máš to moc pěkné a doufám, že takových modelů uvidím od Tebe více. Jen tak dal a houšť.

 

[Ernest]

Amazing work!

 

[Robert Laclavik]

Thanks a lot guys, I really appreciate this a lot.

To Ernesto: I take this from you as a big compliment,because your works inspire me a lot. I am really glad,that I managed to attract your attention for a bit

To Taiko: Hey Milan, so in chzech: Ahoj, tak som sa tu prihlasil,aby som ziskal aj pohlady svetovych figurkarov,kedze na modelfore sa zas tak moc toho ohladne toho nasho uzkeho profilu nedeje,ze?No este sa chcem ospravedlnit,ze som si k menu pichol vasu zastavku,je to trapne,ale toto forum asi Slovensko ako krajinu nepozna,takze tam slovenska zastava vobec vo vybere nebola a musel som nejaku dat,tak dufam,ze to vy bratia cesi prezijete a ze vam neskazim reputaciu

 

[Roc]

Robert, I concur with what has been said, my compliments, and keep up thye good work.

Cheers
Roc

 

[Theodoros]

The ruins are sculpted by you, Robert? Very nice composition !

 

[Robert Laclavik]

thank you all friends for compliments
yes, the ruins are built by me, long,long time I thought about the idea of this composition,but to scratch this lasted me only 1 week. That is incredible short time for me, because I usually paint figure more than 2months

 

[Glen]

Well done! I also think there is a bit too much dark paint around the eyes. The rest of the figure, however, is simply outstanding. The boots, the gloves, the belts, the cloak, the wall and rocks... all excellent.

I'm looking forward to more of your work.

Cheers,

Glen

 

[John Bowery]

Robert,
Very nicely painted and a great base.
Cheers
John

 

[Kveto Bradac]

Hello Robo, It´s a nice surprise that we can meet on this site. I like your first job on this page very much. I like your painting on this figure, and what is more, I like the groundwork. It is awesome!
I wish you would be successful on this site and I hope we will see a lot of your works in the future.
Kveto

 

[Tommi]

Very nice paintwork on the figure, the fantastic basework realy sets the scene for the figure.
Tommi

 

[darkeye]

i like it!

hi Robo,
well i am of a different opinion on the eyes, the hood would indeed create strong shadows, especially if he was turned away fro the light. if this is the case then you could modify the skin tone to a Grey-er one which would shadow the skin tone and give a sense of realism to the piece.
there was a great thread on Grey skin tones here last week. The fantasy painters are bigs fans of 'Source lighting' and 'GreyScale' tones.
you did a great job on a lovely and popular Pegaso piece Vlad and the setting for him is excellent mate.


all the best Vlad --- tim