Still in the works...

[rusty nail]

The head is almost done, still have to do the hair on the eyebrows and around the ears. Thanks for looking:

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[Guy]

WOW.......fantastic painting Rusty.......right down to the veins.....

 

[Tommi]

Incredible So life like, stunning paint work, and thoes eyes!!!!
Cheers
Tommi

 

[davidmitchell]

Wow this one scary looking guy.

David

 

[Sambaman]

Hey Rusty, knock-out work here! The flesh is simply traslucent, really nice!

Great talk this afternoon as well, thaks for your patience and help with all the questions. I'm sure I'll find an excuse to call again soon!

Jay H.
OKc

 

[rusty nail]

Thanks for the kind comments guys.

It was nice talking to you today Jay. I like nothing better than talkin up some clay. I found a couple of those sites I was talking about and I'll mail them to ya. Thanks again bud.

Rusty

 

[megroot]

Where are the pictures now ???

Marc

 

[rusty nail]

I still see them.

 

[Ulrich]

I have the same problem as Marc. No pictures. Only the message "This image has been moved or deleted"

Ulrich

 

[rusty nail]

How about now?

 

[Ulrich]

Ok. I see the pictures. And someone had better told me before what pictures I can see now.

A little shock looking straight into the eyes of Nosferatu, I think. Dammed good painting job Rusty.

Ulrich

 

[Major_Goose]

WOW, thats looking creepy !! Nice work my friend

 

[Marcel]

Superb looking creepy face! And very well done on the red eyes and veins.

 

[baldwin8]

If there was really a being like this that lived, It would look exactly like that. Beautiful work.

 

[tonydawe]

Hi Rusty,

Mate that is one seriously creepy lookin dude. Awesome. The veins under the skin on his head are sublime.

 

[Martin Antonenko]

Only speechless...

Greetings

 

[rusty nail]

Thanks again guys!

 

[Jamie Stokes]

Excellent

Particularly the veins beneath the skin.

What techniques are you using?
Prime, lay down veins with a brush, thin coats with an airbrush, then brush work from then on.

it looks very realistic.

cheers

 

[rusty nail]

Thanks Jamie. I first lay down a dark brick red base coat and build my flesh colors from there. Once I get my basic flesh pretty well established I start viening with my airbrush. Then start building from there again with very light shades and highlights. At the last I go in in with some washes and a little pastel work. There really is no set rule for me it's almost different each time I paint something.

 

[Brad S]

Rusty - Holy S. that lools great! You are getting those large scale busts down to a science. And I like how you use a lot of different mediums. I also never have a set way to paint. It seems to be different every time. I have even used womens makeup. Weird, but give it a try.

Brad Spelts