Love it!
Realy like the flesh colors you used here, and that face expression just wow!

Cheers
Erik

Thanks a lot, Erk. I used Jo Sonya acrylics for the skin tones.

Yes, I see your changes where you toned down the flesh in the shadow areas...those small changes made a big difference for my eye.

Wayne

Thanks a lot for noticing these small changes, I applied many small fixes and layers. Thanks!

Excellent result - you might take another look at the transition of the reddish shade around the knuckles of her right hand holding the weapon .
Cheers, Martin

Thanks a lot, Martin! The reddish shades effect is the point I focused on.

I am not sure what you're trying to prove here, but just stop it!
JUST STOP IT!!!!!!!!!!!

Unbelievable!!!!

Is it wrong of me to think her right hand would never get tired

Well..... just to clarify a possible misunderstanding - the paintwork(s) of Kaz is/are nothing short of spectacular and the reworked version of this bust was put on display asking for comments expressing the hope that the result will be liked - so I did - commentwise and I like it of course .
What I was pointing out is the sometimes harsh transition you get when you work with diluted acrylic paints in layers (edited due to an error about Mr BMB`s previous comments - sorry for that).
So it might as well be just the pictures, but here is what I was talking about


Take a look at the other knuckles and you might see the difference in the transition cleverly taken to another level with the addition of painted veins
And thanks once more Kaz for sharing your great work

OK, I understood what you wanted to point it out. Sorry I have misunderstood that.
Thanks for your critiques and I will fix these harsh transitions.

No problem - English is not the mother-tongue for both of us. Your treatment of human skin is one of the best in our hobby-world IMHO - therefore my close attention to all parts of this outstanding bust and it is my honor if you consider this minor detail.
Cheers, Martin

Both my comments were aimed at Kaz
Happy to here who your comments were aimed at and what you meant by them

MrBMB,
haha, I understood what you meant by "stop it", I took it good way. Am I right? Thanks a lot for your compliments!

Exceptional painting of a great sculpt!

Oda.

Thanks a lot for your compliments, Oda!