Royal Engineer 1854, 100mm(1/18)

[kaz6120]

Taesung,

No, you didn't sound harsh at all. I want to make it clear here.

I want to have that kind of straightforward advice, If someone think something is strange there, this means there should be more people think the same way. most people keep that in their minds and I don't have a chance to know that. That's worse than I got being criticized harshly. I want to know other people's honest thoughts and feelings.

 

[1969]

Kaz in my earlier post in reply to Marc I totally forgot to compliment your work on the figure. I think you have done an excellent job capturing the pose and also I like the slim build of your figure which shows of the pose so well, it would not work as well with a stocky build.
Your hand sculpting is very good and I look forward to seeing more of your work.
As for drapery that is a very difficult part of sculpting the figure and reference material is essential to get it right, also its something that does take time to study but it is worth the effort.

Steve

 

[megroot]

Thanks a lot Marc, for correcting my misunderstandings.

Oke, back to sculpting......what you are doing absolutely great.
Wish i could do that.

marc