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Flat Figures Painters Forum => Gallery => Topic started by: Roger on December 18, 2014, 12:18:56 PM
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Fredericus Rex 54mm figs painted with oils. 25th Foot, somewhere near Nairn, Scotland, 1746.
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I find the painting excellent !!! détails, shadows ...
the only small comment I would make to myself, is the fitting with the climate in Scotland ... the skin there is usually rather pale instead of more brick red (unless for red hair people). It gives a global tone a bit too red to the group.
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Just Great !!
Eric
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I find the painting excellent !!! détails, shadows ...
the only small comment I would make to myself, is the fitting with the climate in Scotland ... the skin there is usually rather pale instead of more brick red (unless for red hair people). It gives a global tone a bit too red to the group.
Thank you very much Michel.
I can assure you anyone who spends much of their time in the open air, soldiers, sailors, farmers etc, do not have pale skin no matter what climate they live in. In fact if you have spent anytime in the wind and the rain of the north of Scotland it is much redder than how I have depicted. ;D I know from experience. :) :) :)
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Just Great !!
Eric
Thank you very much Eric. :)
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8) 8) ;)
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8) 8) ;)
:) Drinking plenty of beer also helps.
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Whiskey my good man, beer indeed!!! :D ;D ;D ;D
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I can remain relatively sensible drinking beer Nick, whiskey on the other hand............. :o