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mahon wrote:might be the photo though... but it's all I can see.

you see any better now?

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some more of my minis on black bakground (and on better pics, I guess)

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that looks great!!!
good idea about using t-shirt ^^

here's another t-shirt pic. Cyclops - painted for Polish company MaxMini.

15/2010 - Cyclops

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blue gradient pic, just in case

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Not particularly like the sculpt but this might be my most favourite paintjob from you to date!

I actually like the model: looks kinda like psycho-cyclops

I think you have made a tremendous progress in painting.
Sincere congratulations!

I agree your painting is improving very quickly. I think for some parts of the model you could still push the contrast some more, like the loincloth and under it's arms for example, but not too much. Also for me although i can see the differences in colour between the horns and the rest of the model i think more of a difference would make it stand out more to me.

arctica wrote:I agree your painting is improving very quickly.

what did the trick for you Phil btw?

Finding the time to paint is always a good start

I think the eye is the least eyecatching part of the model... and it's a shame. but with this one exception it's great progress - both in painting and photography.