Hello All, I recently attended the Julio Cabos workshop at the Lone Star Figure Show and this was the figure we used to work on. I took it home and cleaned it up further and started to repaint in a more high contrast style than I have previously done. I know it doesnt look extremely high contrast in the pictures but in person it is a bit less bright. The flash on the camera has whitened out a lot of shadows particularly on the blues on the front of the shirt but its a choice of image stabilization or flash on my camera. Still I wanted to get some feedback on ways I can improve. If there are suggestions or recommendations then please let me know.

I´m with Carl, I think this is not a good choise figure to a beginner, blue, white and leathers are not an easy task.
The eyes are odd and very assimetric, try painting them with a good optivisor and or arm must be supported to your hand become steady enough.
Overall you done a fair job, keep painting, dont give up mate, this is an endless road and your next figure will be better and so on.

Pedro.

Thanks for the feeback guys. I will take these suggestions and go back and do some rework on it. Carl your deadon about the tonal variety on the shirt. I will try to add some midtones and darken the shadows. Still lots of learning to do so I appreciate the responses.
Kevin

Anything just ask!

Pedro.