This is the second for Romeo's bar scene. He is the Spanish Nobleman. He is almost finished and the assembly of him will be next after the touch ups.
Painted in oil over acrylic base coats.



That white spot on the boot top is shine from the daylight.




The metals are printer inks sealed with Gunze Sanyo smoke with raw umber washes and highlights added.
He follows some of the box art for colours but also has some changes in the cape to match the O'llonaise figure I did.

Palatte for the pants







This is not a good photo but i wanted to get as close as I could. it is painted following Danilo and using a litttle more red to the hair for the brown.





I made the lining a different colour and silver and gold braid for the edges.


Orange and blue palatte.



The pattern on the blue side was loosely based on this pattern but simplified.


The cape still needs a little work and the shadows redone to shadow the pattern.After that it will be assembly. He will then be added to the bar scene and not pt on a finished base. I will do the bar scene and the Quartermaster at the same time.

Thanks for looking and all comments are encouraged and welcome.
Cheers
John

Marvellous work John. Love the work on the cloak and the tunic.

Cheers

Huw

This is wonderful work John.

Paul.

Thanks for looking and commenting already.
Cheers
John

Great brushwork John.
Terrific metals and unbelievable cloth designs.
A good job Sir
Keith

Really looking forward to seeing what promises to be a stunning work.
Been in quite a few pubs where blades were an every night feature.........thank goodness the city's changed.

I like what you have done John, the design work looks great.
Steve

Superb work John. Such intricate painting.

Chris

Just great, John! I really enjoy seeing your freehand work. All the best to you and Maureen.
Tom

Great work. I like the patterned designs on the coat and cloak. I have never been able to master the technique myself. My hat is off to you sir.

Hi John,
This is looking superb, work is neat, clean and organised and it's all coming together nicely, welldone!
Regards
Chris.

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John,
Wow, superb free hand work, looking forward to more.

Beautifull work and looking forward to the finished scene.

marc

very good

Nice subtle tones there, John, very pleasing to the eye

Alan

great freehand work, looking forward to the finished scene

tony

Hi John. Fantastic work, awesome progress!!!

Cheers Borek

Loads of tedious detail work there John, yet he's looking pretty nifty !

Joe

Stunning work. You are an inspiration.