I wanted to try something different with this one. Something that would be more relaxed and expressive. So I mixed some skin tones for light and cold shadows and started painting away.

I was really inspired by the work of Alfonso Giraldes in the Miniature Art Academy and his #fucksmoothness philosophy. It has helped me to find a way to enjoy painting no matter what technique you use. This piece was all about that for me.

This one has a total of about 4 hours of work which I did in 3 different days, but 80% was done in the first 2 hours the first day and it was too much fun.

I don't think this style is suited for every miniature, but I'll definitely do it again in the future.

As all my latest figures this was also painted with oils.

I look forward to reading your thoughts on this one!

  • Melnikov Ivan "Nakatan"

    Gold

  • Luis Sánchez T

    Pues a mi me gusta. Hay zonas que parece piel quemada. Oro

    • Andrés Harambour

      Muchas gracias, Luis! Sí, en tanta mezcla de colores hay partes que parecen quemadas y algo agregan a los tonos. Me alegra que te guste!

  • Marius "Der Stone "Stein

    Really nice paint job!

  • Arturo ArellanoPLUS

    Precioso.

  • akitaka-misenai

    Great painting! The color, light and shade good!

  • fabrizio1969PLUS

    Gold

  • Pierre Balmette

    Very personnal version, love the colorful approach. Gold, congrats

  • Enric "Fenrik studio"

    Nice job, gold

  • Fabio Ricci

    great result! also considering the amount of time

    • Andrés Harambour

      Thanks! Yes, the whole point of the exercise was to enjoy it as much as possible and paint it without much planning or boundaries. Glad you liked it!

  • Holger Schwarz

    Für mich ist das ein gelungenes Kunstwerk und ich finde es wichtig sich auf verschiedenen Wegen auszuprobieren . Es gehört auch Mut dazu , über unseren Tellerrand hinaus zu schauen sonst haben wir keine Chance auf Entwicklung - Die Geschwindigkeit der Zeit ist unerheblich . Wenn wir in einem Flow sind kann es auch gut gehen ! Gold von mir

    • Andrés Harambour

      Thank you, Holger. That was exactly my approach in this piece. I wanted to try something different and more expressive.