Brom's Gazelle

[Patrick]

http://www.morgankeithstudios.com/figures/pak_gazelle01b.jpg

Here's my latest effort! Tried to replicate the Brom painting in the colors.

Thanks go to Anne Foerster at Reaper for the tips on Reaper MSP Linen White for the skin!

Let me know what you think!

Do the votey thing here! (http://www.coolminiornot.com/119720)

[Nathan Caroland]

I'm really diggin' this Patrick! I know you have a background in art, drawing and some sculpting, but your recent return to painting and sculpting has made some very quick leaps and bounds in a rather short time. Same with Vicky. Good on both of ya!

I think perhaps the lighting is just a bit harsh on this one, but then again, I could be completely off the mark here. Either way, the skin seems to really glow and you've done a great job on blending the colors and following the original artwork. Fantastic work!

[supervike]

The skin does look fantastic. I think you needed to go deeper in color with the corset and the fiery red hair. The original artwork really pops because of that contrast. Still this is a fantastic looking piece. The base is perfect. Kudos!

[EricJ]

I agree with supervike, the corset looks just a touch low in color saturation, so a deeper stronger red would have probably enhanced the look a little. but darn darn good job, it does look remarkably like the background artwork. I like!

[Patrick]

Thanks ya'll!

The photo on this is a tad blown out as, after shooting it, I discovered I hadn't moved the lamp from shooting smaller figs. Anyway, the actual paint has a bit more "fleshy" tone. I wanted to avoid the sepia-like lighting effect represented in the original art since the figure would be viewed in a variety of lighting situations.

Thanks for the great feedback! This one was tons of fun!