another one for my vague Folk Horror project...
Angel Blake from Blood on Satan's Claw
one of the sub-boob shadows looks a bit heavy handed there, so that'll get touched up... but quite happy with the skin tones
not very happy with the crown of thorns (or hawthorn or whatever it is... any botanists in?), it was never going to be as fragile as in the film... (actually, is it mistletoe?)
but what looked ok when I was working on it (it's actually some 28mm scale barbwire), not so much now... has lost it's pronginess and pale grey wood I'd intended didn't really stand out very much against the pale hair and pale skin... am half considering some leaves to make it a bit more bramble-ish... not sure...
and got a bit more adventurous with my basing and added some purple heatherish touches...
UPDATE - new prongs here
Exceptional painting..the skin tones are spot on!!
ReplyDeleteThe plant..looks a lot like mistletoe
Cheers
paul
Va-va-voom! Reminds me of Britt Eckland out of the original Wicker Man.
ReplyDeleteExcellent coloration, subtle but deftly delineating the form.
Really like the skintones, though i admit I never even heard of Blood on Stan`s Claw... seems like a very obscure movie.
ReplyDeleteit was released in the US as Satan's Skin, but it's a real classic, up there with Wicker Man. Well worth a search for it.
ReplyDeleteLooks like Hawthorn to me (the size of the flowers in comparison with the small leaves...) Very nice skin tones, too.
ReplyDeleteNow I must watch that film...
Cheers!
Ah, I see Britt Eckland has already been mentioned. Va va voom! Anyway, nice mini.
ReplyDeleteAngel would be ideal to use in a game of Witchfinder General: Days of Revelation when a Witch has cast the Distraction self protection spell. Excellent painting. I like the Witchfinder and the devout trooper too.
ReplyDeletewell as the rules aren't out yet I assume you're involved... come on, give some hints...
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