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Other Stuff => The Lead Painters' League => Season 8 => Topic started by: Prof.Witchheimer on March 29, 2014, 08:27:43 PM
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(http://leadadventureforum.com/images/lpl/s08/r02/gnomehome_Round_02_Bruegelburg.jpg)
(http://leadadventureforum.com/images/lpl/s08/r02/BlueInVTRound2.jpg)
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cracking job Gents :o
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Nice work! this one is pretty close.
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Those are both quite nice, this one is tough to call.
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Lovely
The bottom pic looks a little small though...
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Lovely
The bottom pic looks a little small though...
It does doesn't it? I shouldn't have left that extra space to imply the running for Poor Jenkins. With the 800 pixel limit on width it really reduced the height and therefore the detail in the other figures.
Oh well, you live and learn. I'm still getting used to the new limitations.
Those Bruegelburg figs look fantastic!
Cheers,
Blue
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But it is a fun composition, Blue :D
Both nice, another difficult round.
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That extra space made it win out in the end for me though Blue, another close call, but I just love that bit of story telling in the composition
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Blue, as always, I love your subtle shading! You really have to stare at your pic for all the details to come out...once you do though, it really brings out your skill.
Mike Demana
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Blue, as always, I love your subtle shading! You really have to stare at your pic for all the details to come out...once you do though, it really brings out your skill.
Mike Demana
I agree. Very subtle but well executed shading and highlighting. It is a shame that paint jobs like this are often overlooked.
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Both jobs have such extrafine details that it seems absolutely heartless to choose one over the other.
:o The face on the jester's stick! :o The one keeping score on his bazooka! Amazing.
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Both jobs have such extrafine details that it seems absolutely heartless to choose one over the other.
:o The face on the jester's stick! :o The one keeping score on his bazooka! Amazing.
The Bruegelbrug miniatures are great sculpts - just the right amount of detail without looking cluttered. This helps a lot to get good results.