Completed Sacred hope - Latorre models

[saruxaxa]

Well, I dos this figure for a contest on my town.

All with oils except the first layer.

I want represent a knight send by god to save a village .
That´s why I do a "sacred" ray of light.








With the crackle I do the burn wood effect.











This is all the acrylic job. from now, I´ll only use oils.

 

[swralph]

 

[samson]

I like the base the figure and the concept cant wait to see where you with this

 

[saruxaxa]

Sorry but I don´t make more pictures of the process because oils are so slowly to work that I completely forgot.

 

[saruxaxa]

These are the final pictures.

 

[Joe55]

Your technique paid off. You handled the colors very well to show the projected light. Beautiful piece !

Joe

 

[saruxaxa]

Thanks Joe, this piece was very difficult to do properly.

 

[swralph]

Very nicely painted.And I do like the base

 

[Tonton]

There’s a terrific SBS on saruxaxa’s Website http://saruxaxastudio.blogspot.com.es/ on achieving realistic water splashes. Clearly a very talented lady.

Jeff

 

[saruxaxa]

thanks for the compliments jeff, I try to be better artist every day.

 

[pmfs]

Muy chula Sara.

Pedro.

 

[megroot]

Good work.
Did you ever thought about making a drybox.
The oils dry within 2 - 4 hours, blues something longer.

Marc

 

[saruxaxa]

I post a tutorial of a drybox recently I short the time of drying 1 hour- 2 hours

 

[ChaosCossack]

Very nice piece... excellent groundwork, I really like the use of light in your paint work

Well done

Colin

 

[ARTEM]

Very much it was pleasant!

 

[John Bowery]

Great looking scene and knight. Well done.
Cheers
John

 

[garyhiggins]

Hi Sara, I've just been looking at this one and others on Putty and Paint. I love your use of light and shade, and I thought that bust with the fly on his nose was GREAT!!!
Best wishes, Gary.