Comparison of painting styles Half Ogre!

[Peter]

I made a remark on the topic of Konrad about the painting styles of his figure and that one of Dalibor (Kekso). And Konrad asked me: "Xhy don't you put them in one topic?"

So I did. Here they are. Explanation about the figures can be found in their topics:

Dunn Half Ogre from Kekso: viewtopic.php?f=78&t=25271







Enjoy it like I do! Two wonderfull painted figures!





What's up folks, from Konrad: viewtopic.php?f=78&t=25506

[Bluefalchion]

They are both so excellent in different ways!

[Susofrick]

Agree totally with Aaron! And great idea to put them together! Thanks!

[Bessiere]

Both well done using different styles. Kekso's photographs earn extra points for dramatic lighting. I painted maybe 100 fantasy figures in 28mm and found them quite challenging after nothing but 1/72. I still have several huge resin dragons to paint for my son who is into DND including the 5 headed one with a 16" wingspan. I worry that will take months as slow as I paint.

[Michael Robert]

Nice comparison
Good to see painting styles confronted, but don't know which I prefer. 2 masters at work.
In any case it is a funny figure

[Konrad]

Maybe it looks better with a black background.

[Bessiere]

I think black is better but the light is a bit harsh and hides much of the detail you laboriously painted. I'm amazed at the sculpts coming out all the time, so many choices and so many talented makers. This guy certainly looks like a handful but a good friend to have in your Frostgrave party.