Francois L' Olonnais ( 1635 - 1668)




No much to say here, than this is definately one of the most inspired and inspiring pieces i have ever seen sculpted and ever painted, thanks to Pegaso and Maurizio Bruno.

I really and definately enjoyed it. Acrulics, oils, inks

I hope you like it .

Thanks for looking and every comment is welcome


Costas

Very nice
at last somebody who post a lot of pics! great!

Thanks a lot my friend, i hope you enjoyed it

Costas, He is looking good.
In my opinon (just mine) a little over the edge with shading and highlighting.
So it looks very hard.
But it can be the pictures.

marc

Thanks a lot Marc for commenting

Very nice Costas, keep upm the good work.

Cheers
Roc

Thanks a lot Roc

Excellent work Costas.

Thanks a lot Guy

Beautiful paintjob costas, I like the patterns on the cape very well done!!

Beautiful paintjob! Congratulations!

Cheers,
Balázs

Thanks a lot Marcel keep safe

Costas

Balazs , thanks a lot my friend

costas

great work!!!

Costas,
I just love it and the colours are nice and vibrant.
Cheers
John

stunning work Costas
looks like a few bars ive been in
Martin

wow.....very good job my friend....I like very much that card on the top of the sword....great idea!!!

Hey Costas,

Nice painting my friend the texture of the cloak on his back is excellent.....well done

Altough I have to point to you that the sword isn't realistcly curved it's sort of bumpy.... my 2 cents or am I wrong.......

Regards,

Samwel Vella

hi Costas,
i was surprised to not see this figure from yours hands previously
now it's done ... And with a great result.
how did you do the wine ?

Beautiful work, Costas.