I learned 3 things:
1 - I need to make MORE dramatic highlights, I didn't go far enough.
2 - Always keep a second CLEAN cup of water for clean ups.
3 - Never paint anything with the same water after painting metallics.
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Grots!
I learned 3 things:
1 - I need to make MORE dramatic highlights, I didn't go far enough.
2 - Always keep a second CLEAN cup of water for clean ups.
3 - Never paint anything with the same water after painting metallics.
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Its not too late to add more highlights. Just need to hit the ridge of the nose, cheeks, brow, knuckles and various junting pieces. It wouldn't take long at all. I can't remember if I used white+goblin green or a scorpion green for the highlight.
ReplyDeleteHere's a suggestion for lesson #4: How to you incorporate other colors (ie. blue or red) to make the flesh look more realistic? This is something I have not been good at; which is one reason why I have enjoyed painting the completely enclosed Eldar. A lot of dramatic ork faces I've seen show a good amount of red in the nose and sometimes under the eyes.