In my workbench a lovely timbalier mameluk
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Mon travail dans un après-midi pluvieux en Bretagne! ,,

Very nice and a very different challenge from painting figs in the round.

I experimented with sculpting bas-relief figs in the 60/70s (I must say not very successfully). They were done on Plasticine and lost (or crumbled away?) long ago, but your efforts may make me give flats a go sometime.

This is excellent, I love those flats, and have done a few myself. This is looking excellent.

After some touch

You can make any suggestion during my pocess to perform this flat!,,,
Control on black background !,,

Unfinished but more detals

WOW, I have a book which I bought many years ago on painting flats,that's as far as I got!!

Any touch of paint !

Wot 'e said

Unfinished !, but more 3 d effect !,,,

Today !!!!do yoy have aņy sucgestion to perform these flatfigure?

New corrections

The last touch of paint!,,

Love it.

Cheers

Huw

Cher Dufour, great work on this. I think I have this one somewhere. I have three suggestions if I may.

1. I paint my flats on a temporary matt black back ground in the first place. Have a think about making on up. I use an old cheap picture frame, and paint the flat within that. I know why you have kept the polystyrene the figure comes in, I have sometimes used this myself. I just think that if you use a black background from the start, it helps you to see what you are aiming at, what you what the end result to look like.

2. Have a think about cast shadows. This can be tricky to get right, but worth it.

3. Consider stepping away for a day or two, maybe longer. Your work on this is already excellent and I am afraid you might 'over paint' the piece. This would be a shame as it's really good.

You are a great advert for Quadri Concept.

Thank you for suggestioni i think that jupiter miniatura and quadriconcept are better to be paint !!!!

In the day light !,,,