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That is a real cracker. Love the subtle black shading especially . Was that oils? If so, what was the mix...
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Tim
 
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That is a real cracker. Love the subtle black shading especially . Was that oils? If so, what was the mix...
Cheers
Tim
Oil over enamels. Do you mean the mix for the black?

If so then I used a dark grey enamel base, deepest shadows with black, blue and brown, highlights with pink added to the black mix
 
great work,Jay,do real like the look you got,so detail to his face,
and thank you for say how you did the,subtle black ,a very good helping tip,:smiling:
 
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great work,Jay,do real like the look you got,so detail to his face,
and thank you for say how you did the,subtle black ,a very good helping tip,:smiling:
Cheers Monica, glad you like him

Black is a hard colour to do, and a light absorbing felt material is even harder to do, without it looking like a shiny material.

Don’t know if it works with anything other than oils, but adding pink (W&N flesh) to dark colours will lighten the colour without washing it out
 
Hi Jay
Thanks for the tip. I’ve used flesh colour to fade black tires and fabric colours for years, but usually go for black as both shading and mid tones. Started with Humbrols now using Acrylics. I’ll try your scheme next time, it gives more depth....
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Tim
 
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Hi Jay
Thanks for the tip. I’ve used flesh colour to fade black tires and fabric colours for years, but usually go for black as both shading and mid tones. Started with Humbrols now using Acrylics. I’ll try your scheme next time, it gives more depth....
Cheers
Tim
Blue will give a richness to the black, and brown will give it some depth
Jay,
That's a great job, dare I say your best to date.
Scottie
Cheers Paul, always trying to improve. (sorry seem to have deleted the post you commented on, off FB somehow)
fantastic work
Thanks Ian
 
Excellent work Jay. Simply stunning shading on both clothing and facial features.
Top stuff!

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P
 
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