Hi!

I really like your style of painting Lee, this method is very interesting!
Let's say that first you an overview of light and shadow, and then you go melting, similar to what is done with oils, right?
Regards, Robert

Very interesting to see how it comes together! Thanks for sharing this Lee!

Jay H.

It's impressive to "watch"a master work. Thank you so much for taking the time to take the pictures and build the WIP.

Oh! By the way, nothing wrong with your English!

Wow! Something completely different....just goes to show yoy how many different ways there are to approach things...fascinating! Beautiful effect. Bravo.
This is probably not a news flash and I missed it altogether initially....but this is Sean Connery from the "Molly MacGuires", is it not?

Great SBS!
And amazing work!
Thank you very much for your kind SBS.
I was quite able to learn.
If possible, I want you to tell me again.
I congratulate completion.

Mitsutaka.

Funnily enough Don and I were talking about this earlier today and wondering how the coal dust effect was acheived.
Didn't for a second think it was a technique like this...very impressive.
Cheers
Derek

Thank's Lee...You're a really artist!!!

Snake

Hello
Amazing step by step painting, although I think that all the process of us hide something ... but ok!
I want to ask the creative, with black shading color or simple pulled somehow the color of skin to reveal the black bases?

Alexandros
http://alexminiatures.blogspot.com/

Lee,
Thanks for the SBS. Very interesting.
Cheers
John

Wow,thanks for your Sharing,Lee!
Eric

And thanks for mentioning your use of Mr Hobby clear primer...I have since used it, and like it very much. Although their product prices are astronomically high....the products I've tried anyway, are top notch.