Hello,
This one is the last bust I have painted, it's the Spartan Hoplite from El Greco Miniatures.
All is painted in oils and printers inks. Let me know what you think.
All the best, Eddy.

Nice to see one of these beauties finished. I like alot what you ve done with it. I whould give it a good matt coat to get rid of the shine of the cloth. Great job overall.

Very nice painting, really like the subtle transitions between the flesh tones

Excellent
Tommi

Thanks for the nice comments, Dimitrios! Just finished it, and perhaps the red is not completely dry yet, but there is not so much shine on the cloth in real as the camera has give away. Will wait a few days to see what happens.
All the best, Eddy

Thank you very much, Tommi, much appreciated!
Cheers,
Eddy

Gorgeous and old-school. Two thumbs up.

Thanks for the nice comments, Ngai! Much appreciated!
All the best,
Eddy

Wonderful painting Eddy. You have a very distinctive style which you really do well.

Thank you very much for the kind words, Tony!
It's very much appreciated!
All the best,
Eddy

Beauty! Very well done Eddy!

Jay H.

Thank you very much for the nice comments, Jay!
It's much appreciated, my friend!
All the best,
Eddy

Thank you for the nice words, Carl!
Cheers,
Eddy

Simply beautiful work as always, very distinctive as Tony pointed out .Thanks for posting

Very nice work. I just got mine in the mail yesterday & will be using yours as the benchmark. Congratulations on a wonderful paint job.

Hello Rob, thank you for the nice comments!
I'm happy that you like it!
Cheers, Eddy

Hello Mike, thank you very much for the nice comments, my friend!
I'm sure yours will turn out great!
Cheers, Eddy.

HI Eddy,

I love your painting style and especially the 2 busts you have produced for Matt & Celine at El Greco. Very dramatic facial tones which are very distinctive and have become your trademark.
As an oil painter I would be interested in your face mix if you are happy to share, best regards
Keith

Thank you very much for the nice comments, Keith!
I have no problem sharing my oil mix, my friend!
I use mat sand 63 humbrol for undercoat
For the moment I use a mixture of
English red and brown madder alizarine for base 70 - 30%
Highlighting for the first time with a little yellow ocre.
Than I light it more and more up with Napels yellow and white.
The cheeks I use a little red and burned sienna.
For heavy shadows I use a little brown madder alizarine on a subtile way.
All Windsor and Newton, and all wet on wet.
All the best,
Eddy

Nice work Eddy! Thanks for also sharing your tones. We are always looking to try new recipes!