Hello painting Folks!

It's been a while, so here are some new images of my current acrylic paintingproject.
This time around I have the very nice Demon-Bust called "Eligor", once sculpted by the amazing Martin Canale for Pegaso-Models.

Well, I did a few small modifications, which I found adequate and which I want to show first without paint.
I sculpted a "goaty" to his chin ot of greenstuff and magicsculp. I also extended the tip of his tongue a bit (with cyano-glue) and I gave him some skull nipplepiercings. After all, it's a demon, he is supposed to like such "adornments"!





And here goes the paint...








to be continued...

Regards
Dirk

Great start.
Looking forward to your next posting.

marc

Great colours Dirk!

I look forward to more!

Hi Dirk: Wow, I've never seen this bust before. But at my old age, you don't
see so good, anyhow. . . Botta Bomb, Botta Bing!

You're off to a great start. The teeth look just right! Really nasty and cruddy.
Looks like a lot of fun. No colour rules, i.e. Panzer Grey numba' 257, etc.

Hope to see more WIP/SBS photos as you progress,

The Miami Jayhawk

good to see something from you here, like always your paintingstyle, hope you will finished soon.

Thank you guys, for your nice coments!

@Rick: You are right, fantasy stuff is just... well, fantasy. So you can allways let your imagination run wild. Which is a good thing. On the other hand, I often need to poke that little brain up there, to give me some decent ideas.

Sure I will post more w.i.p. images. Hopefully this week I can continue with it.

Thanks and kind regards
Dirk

Hello, friends of the coloured brush!

Well, it's been a while, but here are some new progress photos of Eligor.
This time around I have started painting the metal parts and some leather on his shoulder, where the huge armour shoulderplate will sit, lateron. I also washed in some more purple and dark blues and turquoise/teal onto the skin.





The gold ist still to shiny and bright on these pictures. It will be darkened down with copper and some brown ink on the next images.

To be continued...soon...

Ok, well, I won't let you wait long this time and here are the next photos already.









Hope you like it so far.

Cheers
Dirk

Beauty in his uglyness.

Perfect paintwork.

There are some beautiful colours used in this bust, I love the way you have utilised some subtle but very effective shading to bring out the details.Love it
Ben

Good evening!

Thank you, guys.
Well, here's what I did this afternoon.



So I am back with glowing eyes once again.
Hope you like it, still w.i.p., though.

Thanks for looking.
Cheers
Dirk

Hello Guys!

A happy new year to all of you and lots of love&light for 2012!

Well, here I am again, with just a few details further down the road:









The end is nigh! :lol: At least with this one.
Thanks for looking.

Cheers
Dirk

Thanks, Carl.

Hello!

Well, I finally attached the 2nd pair of horns last night.

Here are some quick images:








Cheers
Dirk

Incredible work fillets chachachacha scared ..!
You're amazing man BRAVO
Respect
Alexandros

Thank you Alexandos!

Outstanding Dirk. Q? When you applied the copper and brown inks to the metallics, did you use full strength or did you dilute them? If so, what solution did you use?

Cheers
Paul

Great Dirk

Package it well and send him here, comes completely forward in the showcase.

Cheers

Hendryk