This is the super-heroic Art S. Buck model in the pose, to try and get the lighting down from an indirect, overhead source in my studio, below.

Here's my set-up, this time on the dining room table.


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4 comments:
Keep it up G-Mel,
The fossil looks great!
Thanks Chris! It may be a late night, but I'm off and running. Should post some painted work in a few minutes.
Feeling better, I see? Still working on that Young Darwin painting? Cool. Can't wait to see it.
BTW-Naples Yellow *eye roll*, as usual, lol. (FYI-If you can't tell on this last sentence, I'm kidding.)
how do you find time to paint and Blog?
Later days,
Chris
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