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[Paulo]

Young Miniatures Bust
Face in oils (AMMO MIG )
Jacket in acrylics - sponge tecnhique
I´ll post more pics when I put the MP 40 in place

 

[SUPER ANTO]

Impressive paintwork......

 

[Paulo]

Impressive paintwork......

thank you
For dome reason the picture is turned to right side ... Maybe NAP can help me put it correctly

 

[Babelfish]

Very nice indeed. Tell us more about this "sponge technique".

- Steve

 

[Nap]

Hi Paulo

Great to see you posting , lovely texture work on jkt ( do tell more ref techniques as Steve said ) and on the pouches

Following with interest

Looking forward to seeing more

Happy benchtime

Nap

 

[Von Bock]

Very nice bust and paint job. what colors did you use for the sheepskin coat? Again nice job Regards, Brock

 

[Paulo]

Hi Paulo

Great to see you posting , lovely texture work on jkt ( do tell more ref techniques as Steve said ) and on the pouches

Following with interest

Looking forward to seeing more

Happy bench time

Nap

Hi again, sorry for the late answer but, time ... is not my best friend and still my greatest problem.
So I will answer here all other questions because it looks that my "sponge technique" made a lot of curiosity, actually I believe it´s a amazing technique and can be used in a lot of materials, not only leather coats.

Basically I use a sponge instead of a brush, I use it as a stamp to leave irregular marks on the surface I want, ad at the end I finish with a brush for details.
But, of course there must not be so simple, so ... I think the best way to explain is making a SBS here on PLANETFIGURE so stay tuned I will post that as soon as I can

PS: meanwhile you can check other application I made with this technique on a Viking shield in EUROMODELISMO the link is under

https://euromodelismo.com/en/euro-modelismo/899-euro-modelismo-297.html