PBA004 "Corporal 19th Indiana" Part 2: How to paint a historical miniature (the face)

[@EstebanJaureguiLorda]

Amazing video as always. And I love the smile on Ben's face.. looks like he is having a lot of fun, and that's the way we should all paint... with a smile on our lips!

[@bcderue]

Excellent. Very glad I joined the paintingBruddas.

[@juanpadalga1076]

Excellent again, i love the face! Gracias por el tutorial!!!!!!!!!!

[@PaintingBuddha]

Juanpa Dalga De nada, Juanpa! ;)

[@MrBobsBuilds]

Fabulous and inspirational work! Thank you

[@RawrJustJames]

I have to say, when you first started to add the shadows, it looks very drastic.

[@PaintingBuddha]

That is true, +RawrJustJames. In fact many other artists go even 'wilder' with the beginning contrast. But that's a good thing as maximizing contrast is probably one of the most important things when it comes to miniature painting :)

[@BeheBrooga]

Brilliant, like all highly skilled it's made to look so easy! I've a couple of questions but not sure this is the place.

[@kwankevin9808]

You are so talented!

[@christianoliver25]

Stunning!

[@stevhnnn]

You so incredibly talented :(

[@lassehyllemose5059]

I'm amased by Your work. Your brush has the finest point i've ever seen (except for my W&N series 7) but real hair seems to 'dislike' water/watercolours. Is it a synthetic brush? Doesn't look like one. Lasse

[@PaintingBuddha]

Hey +Lasse Hyllemose, We are also using the W&N Series 7 for almost all of our work. Long hair, size 1 in 90% of the cases.

[@wingstar168]

is very good

[@schmodizzle4465]

Can anyone recommend lighting. I don't seem to have a bright enough work space

[@pengjerry5596]

SHARE & ENJOY ！！

[@luteroblau6955]

precioso

[@artfuldodger9312]

RUBBISH