...Zorro

[Yankeepedlar01]

Well, this is hard to paint, all black, so don't be too unkind.
David Bickley

[Svennn]

Very nice indeed. 

I toyed with doing the cape lining red or even violet on mine - yours says yes I should have.

[Mad Carew Snr]

Another nice Zorro!

[JollyBob]

Lovely. 

I also thought of the red cape lining, then decided against it. Regretting it now as it looks really bloody good on yours.

[Malamute]

I'm Zorro, No I'm Zorro... Will the real Zorro please stand up... 

All this Zorro goodness is making me giddy...

[dodge]

Lovely painting 

its amazing how 3 figures of the same man can come out so differently and each so great

well done

dodge

[Svennn]

Lovely painting 

its amazing how 3 figures of the same man can come out so differently and each so great

well done

dodge

Yes indeed but don't forget the ONE colour pallete as well:

[Gluteus Maximus]

Lovely painting 

its amazing how 3 figures of the same man can come out so differently and each so great

well done

dodge

Yes indeed but don't forget the ONE colour pallete as well:

That's the impressive thing - how such a limited set of options can produce atartlingly different, yet still consistently great results. The different painting styles used by JB and David, for example, are quite evident, yet both are wonderful.

Malamute hardly needs to do any work on the promotion of this range, with all these fine examples appearing. Obviously all part of the cunning plan......

I would have thought the red lining would be too "Dracula" and give him something of a "comic-book" look, but I think it's the understated shade of red that David has used that makes it work so well