discussion A lassie & a fox:: completed

[monica]

well I,m calling this one done,
there is a few things not right or could be better,with them I think,
but won,t go into it to much,maybe just me ,
to things that are hard for me critters,and faces,I,m quite happy as i did won,t her a little bit paler than she is but just did not go that way, :rolling:

well hears hoping you do like them both :smiling4:

 

[papa 695]

Great work Monica, I'd be well pleased with that. We can be our own worst critics at times.

 

[Guest]

Nothing wrong with that Monica. A fine piece of work.

 

[boatman]

YEA Monica as Ian an Peter have said nothing wrong there an her skin colour looks ok an jen loves the fox
chris an jen

 

[Mr Bowcat]

Great work Moni, I really like that.

 

[spanner570]

Brilliant work, Monica.

Very nice indeed. :thumb2:

 

[KarlW]

Very nice, can't imagine being unhappy with that.

 

[Gern]

OK Moni! Own up! How did you do the tartan pattern on her skirt 'cos that's great!?

 

[Guest]

Nice one Monica :smiling3:.

 

[Guest]

OK Moni! Own up! How did you do the tartan pattern on her skirt 'cos that's great!?

Hi Dave.
If you look closely the Tartan is printed paper:smiling3:.

 

[Lee Drennen]

Monica. Very nice finish and a good caption. As you know I live in the Country I encountered one time a Fox acting very tame like a dog but I didn’t let it that close. That was the first thing I thought of when I seen this.

 

[Steve Brodie]

looks very nice

 

[Jim R]

Hi Monica
That is excellent. A beautifully painted figure and an unusual subject.
Jim

 

[monica]

Great work Monica, I'd be well pleased with that. We can be our own worst critics at times.

Great work Monica, I'd be well pleased with that. We can be our own worst critics at times.

Nothing wrong with that Monica. A fine piece of work.

YEA Monica as Ian an Peter have said nothing wrong there an her skin colour looks ok an jen loves the fox
chris an jen

Great work Moni, I really like that. :smiling3:

Brilliant work, Monica.

Very nice indeed. :thumb2:

Very nice, can't imagine being unhappy with that.

OK Moni! Own up! How did you do the tartan pattern on her skirt 'cos that's great!?

ah with that one i did do on a small bit of paper useing old decals,and rub on color ,the scanned it and copied all the small
bits ,into one large one then printed it,

Hi Dave.
If you look closely the Tartan is printed paper:smiling3:.

it is but i painted and used decals and rub on stuff on a small bit ,them copy over about 8 times,

Monica. Very nice finish and a good caption. As you know I live in the Country I encountered one time a Fox acting very tame like a dog but I didn’t let it that close. That was the first thing I thought of when I seen this.

I renumber when vwey young we would have a couple about the campsite that where very tam that,you could pat,,

looks very nice

Hi Monica
That is excellent. A beautifully painted figure and an unusual subject.
Jim

thank you all so very much for you very nice comments so very glad that you like them,:smiling:

 

[Gern]

Thanks Moni. You did a great job.

 

[rtfoe]

Very nicely done Monica, face painting, tartan and the bow string in particular gets my thumbs up.

Cheers,
Richard

 

[boatman]

yea very nice job Moni :thumb2:
chris

 

[colin m]

Very nice work Monica. You're braver than me doing figures.

 

[monica]

Thanks Moni. You did a great job.

Very nicely done Monica, face painting, tartan and the bow string in particular gets my thumbs up.

Cheers,
Richard

yea very nice job Moni :thumb2:
chris

Very nice work Monica. You're braver than me doing figures.

thank you all so very much for the lovely comments much appreciated

 

[Mini Me]

Sorry for being late to the party Monica, I think you are way too hard on yourself......that is a beautiful result and I hope you put it on prominent display. I agree with Ian about being our own worst critics......I suffer from the same disease LOL :tongue-out3: I wish I could paint faces like you fig. painters on this forum but in my chosen scale I'm afraid my efforts would be wasted.
Cheers Fair Lady, Rick H.