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About Me
- Patrick St-Amand
- Kingston, Canada
- PATRICK ST-AMAND poursuit, avec l’appui d’une subvention du CRSH, des recherches doctorales en études françaises à Queen’s University. Ses travaux portent sur la poésie québécoise contemporaine et se concentrent sur l’œuvre du poète et essayiste René Lapierre. Il a complété sa maîtrise en études littéraires à l’Université du Québec à Montréal en 2002 et son mémoire a obtenu le prix Hurtubise HMH pour le meilleur mémoire de maîtrise, profil création. Son premier roman, L’amour obscène, a été publié aux éditions Hurtubise HMH en 2003. Il a participé à l’ouvrage collectif L’atelier de l’écrivain produit par le groupe de recherche Figura à l’Université du Québec à Montréal en 2004. Depuis 2010, il collabore au groupe de recherche PROSPERO sur la politique du roman contemporain.
Just a bit heavy on the highlighting there, Patrick? ;) Still, I can hardly complain given my level of painting skills.
ReplyDeleteReally nice!
ReplyDeleteAs far as the highlights go, you're stuck between a rock and a hard place with a black model. Without edgelining, you have an undefined mess, but too much, as seems to be the case here, and it's just saturated. Can you explain where I went wrong a bit? I have several more stealth Gears to paint and I like to learn from my mistakes...;)
ReplyDeleteI don't know. If I was using the same bases as you were, I would try a non-white highlight color. Did you use pure white? Looks like it to me.
ReplyDeleteI would have gone with a light grey or, for my old desert lighting standby, Bleached Bone.
I think I worked with Fortress Grey, actually, which is just a shade lighter than Codex Grey. It seems to me it's more the base color that's the issue. I wish I could find a some kind of Charcoal Grey somewhere...
ReplyDeleteNice models. Perhaps a black ink on weapon will be a good idea ;-)
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