Completed Sottotenente Ussari di Piacenza 1861

planetFigure

Help Support planetFigure:

This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate links, including eBay, Amazon, and others.

Luca

Active Member
Joined
Nov 27, 2009
Messages
36
Location
Rimini - Italy
Hi mates!

it's been a long time since i have posted something..
This is my latest work. It's a "Sottotenente degli Ussari di Piacenza" (lieutenant
of the hussars of Piacenza,year 1861).

The piece was painted in January and February of this year, and unfortunately I was not able to paint another until today, but I hope that in the coming months be able to paint something new.

All in acrylics.

i hope you like it!
and feel free to tell me about criticism and suggestions or make me questions
 

Attachments

  • 01.JPG
    01.JPG
    258.5 KB
  • 02.JPG
    02.JPG
    300.6 KB
  • 03.JPG
    03.JPG
    257 KB
  • 04.JPG
    04.JPG
    266.2 KB
  • 05.JPG
    05.JPG
    281.1 KB
  • 06.JPG
    06.JPG
    260.9 KB
  • 07.JPG
    07.JPG
    244.2 KB
  • 08.JPG
    08.JPG
    245.5 KB
  • 09.JPG
    09.JPG
    256.1 KB
  • 10.JPG
    10.JPG
    387.1 KB
Very nice. Simple yet effective figure.
Excellent work on the green... a difficult colour and this particular shade looks to be very challenging.

Well done

Colin
 
Not normally my kind of thing but this is a superb piece of painting. The greens are beautifully rendered and the braiding is spot-on. I really like this.

- Steve
 
Hi Luca
I like your painting of this figure, this is an interesting subject to me, is the figure commercially available or a private commission?
Cheers
Roy
 
Hi Luca
I like your painting of this figure, this is an interesting subject to me, is the figure commercially available or a private commission?
Cheers
Roy


Thank you Roy, much appreciated!
It was a commemorative piece for a show in Trieste (Italy) some years ago...
was later marketed by Romeo Models if I'm not mistaken, but I think with a small circulation.
I checked their website but I have not found his..maybe you can try to contact them ...
 
Hi Luca.
That's a fine piece of work. What did you use on the braiding nmm?
Peter.

sorry, my english is very poor...for braiding do you mean the friezes on the arms and the stripes on the trousers?i think so...
Yes there aren't metallic color, only normal colors. Only one things, at the end of the proceeding i have given several coats of satin varnish (vallejo,very dilute) until I got a degree of brilliance that I considered suitable.
 
Many thanks Luca, I will check with Romeo Models, you really have done a great painting job on this figure.
Cheers
Roy
 
sorry, my english is very poor...for braiding do you mean the friezes on the arms and the stripes on the trousers?i think so...
Yes there aren't metallic color, only normal colors. Only one things, at the end of the proceeding i have given several coats of satin varnish (vallejo,very dilute) until I got a degree of brilliance that I considered suitable.
Hi Luca
Thanks for your reply. Yes the frieze, I wondered what colours and who's paint you had used?
Many thanks.
Peter.
 
Back
Top