Turkish Model - Final Product

My lovely lovely Turkish sculpture. I've got a small bit about it [HERE], in my scraps section - but that's all before I painted him.
Overall he took at least six or seven hours. I couldn't say exactly because the painting was spread out over a day, to let each coat dry before the next one was applied.
I'm so happy with how it turned out.
The image in the bottom right corner is how Turkish normally looks - two-dimensional, of course, since he is a cartoon character for my webcomic. I drew that with my tablet in five minutes.
When I move on to the next one (I've been "commissioned," sort of), I think I might do the sides of his face differently. Once I etched the fur into his body, the face-fur looked more like tentacles than anything else. But he looks awesome in real life - the pictures are nice but they really don't do him justice.
I heart Turkish.