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02-10-2010, 07:34 AM
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CrownCoke
Join Date: Dec 2008
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Johnnyakiba
Ok, I am an honest person and an artist. When I create a piece I look for honest and most constructive response, not just a "good job" and a "pat on the back".
Overall they are pretty average. I really do admire the effort, since I have a box full of seperated figure parts just waiting to become figures once again.
I think that you could work on your painting skills along with piece selections for certain figures like Vision and Captain America (Bucky). I think you have a TON of great customs started. My suggestion is to go back and repaint and sharpen the lines and work on paint application techniques, they are a bit rough. (Also, if available use a better camera to show your work off, we really want to see 'em.)
Good work and continue to wow us.
Thank you for the input and advise. I hope to continue to grow and learn. I was advised to use a piece of plastic to help 'sharpen' my lines. Do you think that may help? I have a shakey hand, so I have tried to be slow to keep down the smears and such that go with that. As for the part selection... i normally try to use what I have and see if it will work, or throw it aside for awhile.
Thanks again for all the comments. I hope to continue to grow and improve.
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