Hi guys,



I’d like to share my recent work.

A classic figure “Walter von Hohenklingen” from Soldiers.

I painted it in oils as usual.

The ground work was made by my friend Sukottu Gurei san.

Hope you like him and the ground work.

Very nice indeed Konrad only minor niggle for me is the name plate it's very well done but a bit too wriggly for me and it distracts the eye I think . That's just an IMO of course I love the reds, what is the mix mate ?
Steve

Absolutely Stunning!!!! very well done all around, amazing tones, metal colors etc congratulations my friend.
I like paint with oils and I think that your skill with this pigment is fantastic.

Orlando

really great work on both the figure and groundwork

Hi Konrad
That is superb art work mate very dramatic love the face work and rich colours the ground work is wonderful ,love the toadstools , cracking job on name plate but like Helm a wee bit wiggly and with my poor old eyes bit hard to read but wonderful effect .
Cheers Chris

Superb work! Love it in all aspects

Great work in every aspects. I see the ground a bit fairylike, as a fantastic film, specially for the intricate roots.

Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia

Stunning paintwork. The ground looks awesome but is definitely not a battleground. Phantastic!
Cheers, Martin

brilliant work on everything.

Marc

Amazing project, I love it.
Warm congrats!
Nicolae

Now that is REALLY REALLY nice work , congratulations
Cheers
Al

excellent work!! very nice

Very nicely painted

Excellent work, the face and eyes are great. The groundwork is very realistic.

Beautiful. Not my era but I have to admire the craftsmanship.

Jeff

Wow!! many thanks to everybody for the kind words!

The nameplate was made by Sukottu Gurei san same as the ground work.
I thought it looks like parchment and has good effect, but as you mentioned maybe it's too wriggly to read.
the recipe for the reds are:
base: cadmium red deep hue
highlight: vermilion hue+titanium white
shadow: base+burnt umber+cadmium green hue
(I use water soluble oil color "DUO")
thanks for the comment

One of the main color of this figure is red, so Sukottu gurei san tried to make green (complementary color for red) ground work. He imagined ruined castle in a dark forest.
as you mentioned it looks fairylike or not like battleground but I love it

Many thanks for the mix Konrad
Steve

Beautiful paint job ... it is a wonderful result. Very representative impression ...

Cheers Borek

Borek, thank you for your generous comments