Executioner 15-16.century
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Executioner 15-16.century
new project 54mm, material alteco resin putty
Re: Executioner 15-16.century
I am not a sculpting pro, so it is hard to judge. The proportions seem to be ok 
What putty did you use?
What putty did you use?
miniatures painted:
2011 - 83, 2012 - 38, 2013 - 45, 2014 - 56, 2015 - 95, 2016 - 106, 2017 - 22
2011 - 83, 2012 - 38, 2013 - 45, 2014 - 56, 2015 - 95, 2016 - 106, 2017 - 22
Re: Executioner 15-16.century
guys, many of us are not sculpting pros, but we all have eyes and are potential target of such sculpts.
we may be unable to comment on technique but there are some easy questions we may try to answer:
1. does it look good and believable?
2. are proportions and pose natural and believable?
3. is there anything we would like to see done different?
4. if I was to buy such a mini, would I be satisfied with the model or would we only buy it because the price was low or there is no good alternative?
5. what would we AS PAINTERS like to see changed? details added? elements smoothed?
plus why don't you, sculpting guys, ask more precise questions? It will make it much easier to receive feedback if we know what you want to hear about. Posing? Details? Smoothness? Subject? Facial expression? Proportions?
Food for thought.
we may be unable to comment on technique but there are some easy questions we may try to answer:
1. does it look good and believable?
2. are proportions and pose natural and believable?
3. is there anything we would like to see done different?
4. if I was to buy such a mini, would I be satisfied with the model or would we only buy it because the price was low or there is no good alternative?
5. what would we AS PAINTERS like to see changed? details added? elements smoothed?
plus why don't you, sculpting guys, ask more precise questions? It will make it much easier to receive feedback if we know what you want to hear about. Posing? Details? Smoothness? Subject? Facial expression? Proportions?
Food for thought.
-- Mahoń
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