some paintworks and an experiment

[Skwerl]

Special thanks to Boot25 for lighting some fire on my butt so I can stop procrastinating and start painting! Thanks for keeping me motivated =)
As usual, I will appreciate any constructive criticisms. So fire away, guys!
Without babbling on, here they are. Thanks for viewing them everybody.
(p.s. yes, I know, I am a horrible barber. But in my defense, the sculpt should be thankful for the fact that I didnt manage to cut its ear off...)

 

[Customikey]

Ay, that be fine work! Care to go into your process a bit?

 

[Skwerl]

Ay, that be fine work! Care to go into your process a bit?

Thanks. They are basically a layer of make-up over skin-tone acrylic paint.

 

[Ven]

very nice skwerl! I'm a fan!

 

[barryo]

Thanks. They are basically a layer of make-up over skin-tone acrylic paint.

interesting approach........ive never really heard of that outside dusting brush treatment.........is the makep applied and then sealed over or just applied as is?

 

[Skwerl]

interesting approach........ive never really heard of that outside dusting brush treatment.........is the makep applied and then sealed over or just applied as is?

The make-up is sealed over.

 

[barryo]

looks awesome..........seriously ive never heard of anyone doing a face paint like this. something you came up with?..........also im assuming you sealed him with some kind of spray can of matte?

 

[Skwerl]

never had any decent luck with spray can matte. I've been using green marble sealer spray.

 

[darthCipan]

Great idea with your work there. Looks great!

 

[zedex9r]

Wow nice work.

It's good to see that innovation and the ever evolving processes of custom work can provide results like this. Keep up the good work.

 

[Les Walker]

Very nice work! I love your attention to eyes.

 

[DarkAngelDTB]

Great paintwork. It makes the world of difference not jsut paintin gthe eyes straight on. It gives the head a new life.