"... a tall powerfully built youth, naked but for a loin-cloth, and sandals strapped high about his ankles. His skin was burned brown as by the suns of the wastelands and Arus glanced nervously at his broad shoulders, massive chest and heavy arms, A single look at the moody, broad-browed features told the watchman the man was no Nemedian. From under a mop of unruly black hair smoldered a pair of dangerous blue eyes. A long sword hung in a leather scabbard at his girdle." - Robert E. Howard , The God in the Bowl
MCFARLANE FODDER, ENHANCED MUSCLES, LOTS OF PAINT, WWE figure
wat did u use for the kilt ?
forum. I'll post some pics as well
edit: woops I didn't answer your question. for years I've been using a technique that's the opposite of dry brushing. I'm not sure if there's a name for it but I think artists call it wet-on-wet. after applying the base coat, I paint the figure by sections. I blend lighter colors on top of darker colors while the paint is still wet, to make the highlights subtle. I still want to feature my sculpting skills so I wouldn't want to cover it up by making it look like I painted over canvass
This figure for one! Sweet custom, masterpiece.
VERY FINE WORK. I can really See Batista as Conan!
OUTSTANDING!!
The first conan I did was 90% sculpted over a base dremmeled down kevin nash. so that was 10 times more difficult to make. And it was practically a super-poseable resin statue. It was the first and last work I did for someone outside the country -fellow figurerealmer Aneses. Just wanted to make one for myself,,,,, one that I can play with....
Very cool Conan!