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WIP Critique The Thinking King

Discussion in 'vBench (Works in Progress)' started by brian, Jun 9, 2015.

  1. brian A Fixture

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    Scotland
    Working on this fella at the moment.
    Brian

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  2. Mike Stevens PlanetFigure Supporter

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    United-States
    Looking good Brian.
  3. megroot A Fixture

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    Netherlands
    Excellent work so far.

    marc
  4. smudger1960 PlanetFigure Supporter

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    United-Kingdom
    I knew it wouldnt be long brian before you did this,i must say what a great job youre doing on it,brilliant piece of work
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  5. Viking Bob PlanetFigure Supporter

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    Lovely painting on the face.
    Regards
    Bob
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  6. DEL A Fixture

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    Scotland
    Cracking job Brian. What a brilliant expression.
    Great title ...... The ThinKing King King King King King King
    Dammit the Banananananananana ....... syndrome has kicked in again
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  7. Ronald Kok Member

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    Netherlands
    Excellent work
  8. Nap Moderator

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    England
    Lovely work Brian, like DEL says a great expression what scale is this ?

    Really like the clothing colour ..is he based on any particular king?

    Can you share that flesh mixes ..it's great

    Thanks for sharing

    Nap
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  9. Kisifer Well-Known Member

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    Greece
    Excellent !!!!

    Xenofon
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  10. brian A Fixture

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    Scotland
    I used a different flesh mix for this bust.A mix that's as old as me!!!! Burnt Sienna,Yellow Ochre and Titanium White and greyed down with Cobalt Blue.As I never work to a set formula I added more Burnt Sienna straight onto the face ,when I realised the basic mix was a bit too ochery.The above mix is a classic basic mix,but I added quite a few other colours along the way,but I don't really pre plan the colours I'm going to use.I remember using Burnt umber,Brown Madder and Mars Orange,most of them used wet on dry.
    To sum up, I basically muck about until I see the face I like, and enhance the contrasts wet on dry.I'm never really totally finished with a face, until I've finished the whole figure,as I can always find a bit more enhancing to do.
    Brian

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