On his newly-launched blog, contemporary painter Ken Laager describes a private commission that gave him an opportunity to paint a 'Moorish Man-at-Arms.'
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Ken Laager, Moorish Man-At-Arms |
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Here's his preliminary pencil study, based on all his sketches and reference studies.
Read the rest at his blog: Ken Laager "A Moorish Man-At-Arms"
Ken Laager's website
5 comments:
I'm thoroughly impressed with the artist's technique, but I've noticed a quirk in the composition. Would it be appropriate to discuss it?
Sean, thanks for asking. It's up to you, but since Ken didn't submit it for a critique, I would suggest holding off.
Seems to me like he totally nails Deutch. Beautiful!
No problem.
Love this! It's great to see more people working with a true academic picturemaking process and getting such amazing results.
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