Russian Cossack Bust

[Jason W.]

Anybody know who painted this bust? Saw this at the Chicago show and it was beautiful work. Just didn't catch what he or she used for the flesh tones.

Jason

[garyjd]

Festus...er I mean Jason, The Cosssack bust was painted by Tim Flagstad. You may want to make an inquiry on TNT also, I'm sure somebody knows him.~Gary

[quang]

Fantastic sculpt as well. :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

Jason, do you have any idea about the size/scale or manufacturer?

Quang

[John Long]

That's a conversion I belive, possibly scratchbuilt. Roughly 1/9 scale if I remember correctly. I think Gary's right, TnT will probably get you more specific information. I know Tim paints with acrylics.

[Jason W.]

Yeah John, for some reason it has that "painted in acrylic" look about it whatever that means.

Jason

[frank h]

Originally posted by Jason W.@Nov 22 2003, 03:31 PM
Yeah John, for some reason it has that "painted in acrylic" look about it whatever that means.

Jason
Hi
As a former oil painter who has embraced the Acrylic medium.
I avoid the "The Acrylic Painted Look" in two ways

1. By using Citadel inks (they have a slight sheen)

2.Gently "Polishing" rubbing facial highlight areas with a damp
paint brush

This operation goes some way to achieving a "Blended" effect

As for the Cossack bust I like it and I am sure the painter
enjoyed producing it.

Frank :thumb:

[Jason W.]

Hi Frank,

Good tips! :thumb: If I can paint flesh tones half as well as that Cossack bust, I will be EXTREMELY satisfied.

What I meant by the "painted in acrylic" look, was that the colors were very vibrant.

Jason