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... well....
it's never easy to post the first work in a new forum....
I don't want to give 3 pages of comments!
I'm not a great "dio-maker" and like a beginner, I focus on the painting of the figures, always trying to improve! 
I show you the first work I've done with MITHRIL, and it's a part of a project including some similar figures in similar poses, for instant GW (Part I) and MITHRIL (Part II).
(there's a Part III of this little project, but not easy to do .... and secret!)
the part I could be seen on my blog: "Give me the Ring, Bilbo!" GW
and I post here some pictures of the Part II, some more to see on my blog : "Give me the One Ring, Bilbo!" MITHRIL
.... after some months, when I see the pictures, I'm thinking: "it's not gooooood enough!! You forgot too much defaults!!!!"
I hope that you will be indulgent: I've seen that Great Masters are haunting the Gallery!
Last edited by Sam Wise (Tue, Sep18 2012 8:19am)
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I like this small vignette.... and your painting job is quite fine.... !!!! I will take some more time to explore your blog....
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Warm welcome Sam Wise.
Nice painting. I like color tones you use.
Feel free to share some of your mithril works here.
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Thingol wrote:
I like this small vignette.... and your painting job is quite fine.... !!!! I will take some more time to explore your blog....
Thanks!
feel free for comment any post you want, I've always a notification in my mail-box!
Good trip!
Thanks Milo!
I will post the few works I make with the MITHRIL figures, not a lot yet, because I'm mainly a 1/72 painter !
Last edited by Sam Wise (Tue, Sep18 2012 6:40pm)
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Never feel that your work is not good enough Master Sam Wise, as long as you have enjoyed what you have done that is all that matters
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I think we are a friendly bunch on here given to encouragement and constructive criticism, not destructive criticism of the work of others. And anyway, this is a very nice painted scene
I look forward to seeing more.
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ddaines wrote:
Never feel that your work is not good enough Master Sam Wise, as long as you have enjoyed what you have done that is all that matters
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I think we are a friendly bunch on here given to encouragement and constructive criticism, not destructive criticism of the work of others. And anyway, this is a very nice painted sceneI look forward to seeing more.
Many thanks for your nice comment!
don't worry! I'm not afraid of critics or something else here! I've received a warm welcome and read some posts : it's enough to me to feel the spirit of of a forum!
Nevertheless, I make sometime some self-criticism : it's one way to improve or even see the improvement I've maid!
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Hi Sam
Nice work. However I think you may highlight a bit clothing
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Mornedhel wrote:
Hi Sam
Nice work. However I think you may highlight a bit clothing
Thanks !
that's one thing I know about my painting skill! (and some others!)
I think that I'd made some improvements since this work (May 2):
July 2012:
"Sam at the Camp-fire" GW
August 2012:
"Back to the Shire" GW
and august 2012:
" In the House of Tom Bombadil" (unfinished yet) MITHRIL
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Just pay attention a little on colors for Tom Bombadil
.... I like your blog 
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Ouh, I see many things I like on your blog.
And it's great pleasure to see Mithril works from France 
Master thingol is right, remember "The Adventures of Tom Bombadil":
"Old Tom Bombadil was a merry fellow, bright blue his jacket was and his boots were yellow, green were his girdle and his breeches all of leather, he wore in his tall hat a swan-wing feather . He lived up under Hill, where Withywindle ran from a grassy well down into the dingle."
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Milo wrote:
Ouh, I see many things I like on your blog.
And it's great pleasure to see Mithril works from France
many thanks!
I've a lot of fun to paint MITHRIL figs!
Master thingol is right, remember "The Adventures of Tom Bombadil":
"Old Tom Bombadil was a merry fellow, bright blue his jacket was and his boots were yellow, green were his girdle and his breeches all of leather, he wore in his tall hat a swan-wing feather . He lived up under Hill, where Withywindle ran from a grassy well down into the dingle."
I know... it's a mistake, shame on me!
I've read that AFTER that I've paint him!
(except the feather: "Jay feather" in the french version !
And I don't want to repaint him now: it's too much work for me (and my free time!)
Maybe another Tom Bombadil, who knows ?
Last edited by Sam Wise (Thu, Sep20 2012 11:47am)
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... in fact, I don't remember where I've read the information about the feather!
I've made another research and:
-a peacock feather in the first version of the poems but Tolkien changed it for a swan one and then tell how he obtain a kingfisher feather to ornament his hat!
I think that I will choose the last one: some blue could be nice.
What do you think about?
Thanks!
(it's horrible actually: not a minute to paint!!!!!
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Sam Wise wrote:
... in fact, I don't remember where I've read the information about the feather!
I've made another research and:
-a peacock feather in the first version of the poems but Tolkien changed it for a swan one and then tell how he obtain a kingfisher feather to ornament his hat!
I think that I will choose the last one: some blue could be nice.
What do you think about?
Thanks!
(it's horrible actually: not a minute to paint!!!!!)
Damn big Kingfisher 
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ddaines wrote:
Damn big Kingfisher
yes my friend, but all could happen in the Middle-Earth !!!
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Yes, I suppose it could be the now extinct Rhovannion Kingfisher 
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ddaines wrote:
Yes, I suppose it could be the now extinct Rhovannion Kingfisher
something like that!
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