Thanks Matthieu! I'm glad you like it. I was afraid the photos wouldn't convey the light - It's one of the very few things I've painted which to me at least looks better in hand than in pictures
Thanks Kyle. It's a cool idea and the obvious thing to do with this kind of scene but I wanted to be able to display the model from any angle and still have the light make sense (hence the round plinth). As I was painting the back it seemed to make sense to stop where it was..bringing it forward might have meant it would become too bright at the extremities when viewed from other angles. Also strictly speaking the direct light cast from the window shouldn't extend past her head which is where it would look best and maintain focus on the face..something to consider next time if the figure is closer to the window
Thanks Roman! I will take some (hopefully improved) photos with a black background. I had some trouble getting good images with black and white so went with grey but it's not ideal. I've also been advised to paint the plinth black which I might do If I can get the rest of it safely masked.
Christophe Salesse
Great job! Fantastic light.Josh_Underhill
Thankyou Christophe.Martin Vermeulen (Nighthawk)
I very much like the play of light in this piece! Lovely work!Josh_Underhill
Thanks Martin.Marc MussatPLUS
Love it ! Gold as your lights !Josh_Underhill
Thanks Marc! I'm happy you and others are appreciating the lightingMatthieu Roueche - "Blabla"PLUS
Great lightning for this scene !Josh_Underhill
Thanks Matthieu! I'm glad you like it. I was afraid the photos wouldn't convey the light - It's one of the very few things I've painted which to me at least looks better in hand than in picturesArtNiak
Piece of ArtJosh_Underhill
Thank you ArtNiakKyle Maitland
Nice work. I think Rin lighting could come a bit farther forward to cast shadows that sharp or light that heavy on colour tone, but a fun idea.Josh_Underhill
Thanks Kyle. It's a cool idea and the obvious thing to do with this kind of scene but I wanted to be able to display the model from any angle and still have the light make sense (hence the round plinth). As I was painting the back it seemed to make sense to stop where it was..bringing it forward might have meant it would become too bright at the extremities when viewed from other angles. Also strictly speaking the direct light cast from the window shouldn't extend past her head which is where it would look best and maintain focus on the face..something to consider next time if the figure is closer to the windowRoman LappatPLUS
Would love to see this photographed on a black background. Really nice!Josh_Underhill
Thanks Roman! I will take some (hopefully improved) photos with a black background. I had some trouble getting good images with black and white so went with grey but it's not ideal. I've also been advised to paint the plinth black which I might do If I can get the rest of it safely masked.Marco Ruano Miniature Painter
Great job, goldJosh_Underhill
Thanks Marco!Josh_Underhill
Edit: (added some photo's taken against a dark background)Theodoros Giannakopoulos
Great job in light/shadow effect !Josh_Underhill
Thank you Theodoros!fabrizio1969PLUS
GreatPierre Balmette
Very nice lights and atmosphere, gold!