Egyptian Camel Choir

[tullo]

[Bluefalchion]

Your thinned-down paint technique lovingly displays every last tiny detail on these great figures.

I do not think Native American warriors rode camels, though.

[tullo]

[Santi Pérez]

...I do not think Native American warriors rode camels, though.

I think the horse that can be seen in the background on the left must be the mount for the Native American Indian, Bluefalchion.

Santi.

[CliosPaintingBench]

I love the little string modifications you've used to make the bridles. Lovely fur on the camels!

[Kekso]

I'm not sure why do you do that "tunnel" effect when taking pictures.
It ruins very good paint work in my humble opinion.

[C M Dodson]

Very nice painting and work in general.

Best wishes,

Chris

[Bessiere]

Actually the US army did conduct experiments in using camels for the SW US. Didn't work out for whatever reason and horses and mules remained the mainstay.

[Michael Robert]

Hi Tullo,
actually, you haven't told us yet what the camels are singing

OK, your painting on these works magic. However, you do more than splashing highly diluted paint. You do very precise work on the contours to achieve good contrast.
Now you can place them into the desert sun and leave the indian on the Great Plains.
Greetings
Michael

[Peter]

Hi Tullo,
actually, you haven't told us yet what the camels are singing

Looking forward to the progress of these figures.