Marcin M.

New brim:

Hi! The hat is a separate piece, and of course, the shape of brim is wrong, I need to improve this. I'll make it from a piece of cardboard soaked wit cyanoacrylate glue but every style has its own shape of brim, so I wanna know what style it is, to make a proper stencil. Rodeo or cutter maybe? Or maybe I'll make it using my imagination... More here: Britt Magnificent Seven WIP Marcin.

And the style shown in my pics is...?

Hello mates! I am currently painting a bust of Britt (Magnificent Seven) and need some advice on his hat. I have to build it from scratch, because the one proposed by the manufacturer is not compatible with the original. What style is a cowboy hat? Cattleman? Rodeo? Cutter? Nobody can help me here in Europe, so you guys are my last hope. Thanks!

... that is James Coburn. Rather reticent, but accurate. Except for the situation when he aimed at the horse and hit the rider . I'll have a little more to do with this. I will have to make the brim of the hat from GS, because the shape is completely different. I will have to spray it with the primer, because the face also seems a bit too square, too masive by te jaw - though I might be wrong. Painting can do a lot, and screw up a lot. Shirt very nicely detailed! Enjoy!

After more than a year - the third. A fourth, actually. Because Harry Luck is the second in the team. Chris Adams mentions him when recruiting Bernardo to the group. Remember what O'Reilly replied to the remark that he was broke in the chopping scene? "Nah. I'm doing this because I'm an eccentric millionaire. Do you remember in what movie with Charles Bronson there was a similar scene of chopping wood? This bust gave me a hard time, washed and painted again several times, I was extremely reluctant to paint the shirt, some folds on it, in my opinion, unnecessary. I couldn't find the color for a long time. It got to the point that the resin was starting to decline and I had to glue small defects with plasticine. Similarity ok, according to the film frame. I have seen it painted differently and I am pleased with the result. Britt's on his way.

Ready for inspection. Enjoy! Marcin.

As usual, I have the most trouble with shading hat. Basically no shading. I don't like large and flat surfaces. Well, I think I can call him done. The gallery soon. And the family portrait , three ready, five left.

A small progress with skin tones. I had to mark the eyes because it was hard to set the contrast on the rest of face. Keep safe and don't believe everything the television says

haha!

Thank you guys for all comments! Really appreciate it!

Covid-19 Operator. Gallery. Beautiful sculpt. The income from the sale went to a good cause, funding the account of one of the hospitals in Italy. No matter how we view the situation regarding ...demia, we must salute those who fought and are fighting in the front lines. Let's remember these photos of lifeguards after several dozen hours of on-call time. Painted with acrylics. Enjoy! Stay safe!

I'm counting on it!

Hi, friends. Another one on my workbench. I think it's well-known bust. There will be an opportunity to practice freehand painting. Primer - carspray (Motip): Stay cool & safe!

That's it. Goggles put on and painted, you can even see a little of the forehead and the suit underneath, the eyes were given life in the form of a glow. And this little tear in the right iris I do not touch, it cannot be seen with the naked eye. If I hadn't been playing zooming in on a photo, I wouldn't even know it. I am still waiting for the ordered label. Thank you to everyone for your support, matter-of-fact criticism and cheering. Marcin.

Thank you gentlemen! Meanwhile... Almost done... Just few brushstrokes left.

Thank you guys! I tried also drybrush, but the effect was shitty... So, after trying to paint a single-color lens, I went back to the beginning, with some tweaks: What do you think?

Two attempts so far. i am testing various techniques to get the best result.

Hah, me too...

Thank you guys for your support! I'm starting right now to play with goggles. I use the works of Andrzej A. Sadowski, an artist who died in 2016, a photorealist, his works are amazing. https://www.bwaprzemysl.pl/?andrzej-a-sadowski-malarstwo Base paint, mixed with black and gray, depending on the location on the glass of the goggles. It's a long way to Tipperary...

Well, the poor guy is packed and tied with a ribbon? Lucky charm - for ogre it's a human palm. Here - a bit musty (Drakenhof Nightshade and Carrebourg Crimson, with pale flesh highlights), I will adjust more contrast on it. Stay safe!

That'll be way too easy! The challenge for me is to get the impression of transparency by painting.

Thanks David, But painting the transparent glass in the goggles will be a real challenge