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Leslie Bohoss · 10-21-2003, 06:35 AM

Mike,

Thanks for your kind words. I thought myself, what a perfect practice it is to attempt miniatures.
One is really forced (and more concentrated) to see the tiniest nuances, values etc.. I think it was a wonderful way for me. Perhaps too greenhorn.

In any case, I learned much. I'll try it with a "normal-size" reference picture. (My wife: Please, please just one from me...)

You are right anout the lanquage problem, although learned in the school, but 20 years ago, now I read so much in English (SOG, Cennini, Wetcanvas), hope it becomes better.

Sincerely,Leslie.

PS: Picture is now edited. Still not the best, but closer to being right.

10-21-2003, 06:35 AM	#6
Leslie Bohoss Associate Member Joined: Oct 2002 Location: Germany Posts: 204	Mike, Thanks for your kind words. I thought myself, what a perfect practice it is to attempt miniatures. One is really forced (and more concentrated) to see the tiniest nuances, values etc.. I think it was a wonderful way for me. Perhaps too greenhorn. In any case, I learned much. I'll try it with a "normal-size" reference picture. (My wife: Please, please just one from me...) You are right anout the lanquage problem, although learned in the school, but 20 years ago, now I read so much in English (SOG, Cennini, Wetcanvas), hope it becomes better. Sincerely,Leslie. PS: Picture is now edited. Still not the best, but closer to being right.