Just finished this fella and have just posted one picture for now ,but i'll post others when i can extract the camera from my wall LOL.Hate photography!!!
Brian

Added a couple more pictures

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Real nice paintwork on this

Fantastic flesh tones, as ususal

Hi Brian
Love it great art work and textures
Cheers Chris

This is very nice.
I like it more than the boxart.

Super well done Brian. I like it a lot.

amazing work Brian.
Just as You I hate the digital camera.

Marc

Beautiful painting, Brian, and photography to match.

Brian! .. This is lovely work! There are so many subtleties on this piece, which could easily be missed! without out a thorough study! Its one of those submissions where you can see that little touch extra every time you look at it. ... Great work.

Regards,

Mark

Great stuff as ever Brian. My guys tattoo is bigger than your guys tattoo
Derek

very nice mate in deed love the skin tones well done

ian

The guy that done his tat run out of ink.Got it done down the barras

Superbly painted Brian.

Great work,

Keith

I really don't have a basic mix as i try to change it with each face,but i think i used Tit White Madder Brown a touch of Gold ochre a touch of Cobalt Blue and a touch of Raw Umber.
i just mess about with these colours until i get something i like but i don't have a formula.A lot of the effect of the skin tones when painting with oils is down to the undercoat you use.With this fella i undercoated with Humbrol 237,a light tan colour.I would use Humbrol 93 or 94 for a darker skin tone.I've also used on many occassions to just paint the oils over the grey primer.
Brian

Another stunner Brian,I remember I had this bust once and gave it back to a guy called Brian.


Cheers Davie

Stunning work brian,the tattoo looks great as does all the jewellery and the dagger,i really like the way you handle youre metals,great work all round mate

Great work Brian.
Gordon

Very impressive Brian

The tattoo is very well done but it's a great job all round!

Cheers

Neil

That is superb Brian!

Beautiful work there.


Cheer's,
Jeff.