My last modèle in progress ... All best ...o)


Daniel

SPLENDID! Could you tell me which mix color you used?
Thanks,

Andrea

Hello Andrea,

Thanks and yes I can tell you.

All colours are oile Winsor and Newton

Base : White + Naple Yellow
Light : Base + white
Shadow : Base + Raw Sienna + Raw Umber

Thanks Daniel!

Superb Daniel, oil painting at its very best. If I may suggest, just a touch of contrast in the lower legs, as it would define the bone/muscle structure, and take away the inky black that oils give. Blue is stunning and is wonderfully subtle and the gold is spot on in contrast to it. Look forward to you progress.

Regards

Ron

Daniel , what a great job on painting the horse , great choice of colors
cheers

One of the most difficult colors on horse painting. And Daniel, you did it perfect.
What a nice colour.
Great work, and look forward to your next pictures.

marc

Daniel a cracking paint of a palomino horse,even harder than a gray IMHO
A nice paint mix with the oils, the addition of raw sienna is a brave choice given it's transparency .
The blue is terrific also.
Ron

Brilliant paint work on this horse. Love it
Ben

superb!!!

what color did you used for undercoat??

wow!!!

Love it and yess splendid!!!

Gr.JW

Thanks to all ... the undercoat is in acrylic mix of white and naple yellow ... o)

Daniel

Excellent paint my friend!!!

Alexandros

Always love to see your work Daniel, beautiful Horse. Do you assemble all of the tack etc on the horse before you start painting. I never quite know whether to assemble everything and then paint or assemble in stages with all of the problems that can cause...what do you recommend?

Keith

Hi Daniel, just been looking at your pics again as I think you have done a superb job on it, however I have noticed that the ears appear to be back to front. I know that horses can twist their ears a considerable degree, but not sure they can rotate them completely backwards. Hope you are not offended by this observation.

Regards

Ron