Neil Merryweather
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I agree Rick. Neil has even captured a slight translucency to the apron, allowing a hint of the smock to show through.The apron and headgear appear as looking like real fabric to my eyes, very nice indeed.
Look up Mike the Kiwi or Mike Butler on the web to be completely blown away Paul. He posts on here occasionally.Yup, that's excellent. The technique of painting the hems is very clever indeed - sells the translucence of the apron most convincingly, as @Tim Marlow says.
What's @mikethekiwi's book?
Here you goYup, that's excellent. The technique of painting the hems is very clever indeed - sells the translucence of the apron most convincingly, as @Tim Marlow says.
What's @mikethekiwi's book?
Thank you kind sir, I don't see it myself but who am I to argue?Also found Mike's version of your nurse, Neil, and I must say you've done the translucent material technique significantly better than he has
Why Richard........what an insensitive thought to convey about the French (poof) infantry!!Excellent Neil...pure excellence. I was worried at first having seen works of others looking like cross dressers. She is rather sweet and feminine...English Rose as has been echoed. The apron....exquisite. Even if you say the sculpt helped, I think you made it look even better...just don't apply the same foundation and make up on your French infrantry.
Cheers,
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