WIP Critique Steiner II
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some shades in the underskirt.
you know what...?! I think he'll turn out fine.
regardless of that, something bothers me.
it's nothing that's in my ability to change or even hope for but my my, how I would have loved to have a chat with James himself during the work on this one.
you know what...?! I think he'll turn out fine.
regardless of that, something bothers me.
it's nothing that's in my ability to change or even hope for but my my, how I would have loved to have a chat with James himself during the work on this one.
megroot
A Fixture
He turned out great Rene.
I have some more work on him.
marc
I have some more work on him.
marc
unleashed a lightplan on the buste.
I'll let the base of the plan dry for a while.
think plasticity should be stressed in this one so the skirt should feel folded around him.
I will stop the painting for a while.
So much like to go on with Landa in the sculptors section
all thanks for watching and...
...Marc....Godspeed!
René
I'll let the base of the plan dry for a while.
think plasticity should be stressed in this one so the skirt should feel folded around him.
I will stop the painting for a while.
So much like to go on with Landa in the sculptors section
all thanks for watching and...
...Marc....Godspeed!
René
megroot
A Fixture
GReat finish, he turned out fabulous.
Your painting is as good as your sculpting.
Perfect.
marc
Your painting is as good as your sculpting.
Perfect.
marc
1969
A Fixture
Great finish to the bust Rene, its been enjoyable watching Steiner develop.
Steve
Steve
Hi Steve,
I enjoyed working on Coburn.
even when mounted slightly tilted forward on a socket Steiner holds his dignity and would give other ways to express him when painting.
I'd love to design a whole serie of actors, depicted in their special role and each one of them must be a challange for painters. That's what I keep in mind during sculpting.
however, there are some 'hidden' issues one can't notice during the process and the eventual painting was also a surprise for me.
a pleasant one!
Marc, thanks for your support, before and during the painting!
René
I enjoyed working on Coburn.
even when mounted slightly tilted forward on a socket Steiner holds his dignity and would give other ways to express him when painting.
I'd love to design a whole serie of actors, depicted in their special role and each one of them must be a challange for painters. That's what I keep in mind during sculpting.
however, there are some 'hidden' issues one can't notice during the process and the eventual painting was also a surprise for me.
a pleasant one!
Marc, thanks for your support, before and during the painting!
René
sam b
A Fixture
very nice all round
Richie
A Fixture
Hi René,
I just had to come back and have another look at this mate. Simply :awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome:
cheers
Richie
I just had to come back and have another look at this mate. Simply :awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome::awesome:
cheers
Richie
well thank you Richie!I'm in the timeconsuming sculptbusiness again and planned to let Steiner dry for a while ( eventual filters, washes)
I have some good folks gathered for the project where Steiner will be in battledress.
Rene
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