Thank you guys :)
@Zab Tears in your eyes! great, that is a achievement for me ;)
@Blood Thanks for the tips, it was a fun piece and i painted it a little careless ;), and the thick paint on the top was a fail. Dont know the pic looks strage on my Ipad... on my PC the colors are much better....
Nice to see what the ladies are using to keep their "topiary" in check these days. O_O Wait, what do mean I have to start manscaping? I'm not putting one of those near my... Kudos, this made me laugh until there were tears in my eyes. Great piece!
I know you know how to pain't bud! This is amazingly well painted I give it an 8.5 to get more life in the eyes give it a light point very small inside the black pupils and try thinning the paints even more Ide rather put on more layers than end up with thick paint at that point it becomes grainy ,not that that's the case here but it's a little stark the highlights and if your not doing it yet try to master two brush blending it gives gradiant so smooth like that of an aibrush.the be and scenery are masterful and that's Def something that doesn't need a mastery.go on my w I p I also explain color theory and how to use tone variation eg . Instead of using darker colors of the color your looking to shade use that colors compliment it will introduce cool,and warm tones into the model and one thing I've learned from the eavy metal staff at team Spain and team France is the use of the color wheel,print out a pic on your desk and always refer to it basically a rule of thumb is shade cool/complimentary colors and to balance it out highlight warm analogous colors.if your not familiar with color theory there is a book out I tell all my students to get its called :color theory by Betty Edwards it's a bangin book and you'll open up a whole new world for your model painting.great job m8 nonethelrss.
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