Hey everyone I ordered the "Defenders of Budapest" vignette from Warriors and here is what I have so far. Comments and tips would be helpful!
Heres the Boxart:
Figure2 with shadows:
Figure2 with shadows and highlights:
Figure1 with shadows and highlights:
Fleshtones:
Faces need more work but I will keep ya'll posted!
Ian
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Defenders of Budapest
bodymovin
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Posted: Sunday, August 27, 2006 - 09:49 AM UTC
bodymovin
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Posted: Monday, August 28, 2006 - 09:28 AM UTC
Do i have cooties?
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Posted: Tuesday, August 29, 2006 - 07:59 AM UTC
Nahh, no cooties. Just, IMO, not a lot to say. They look good. The shading and highlights look good. Maaaayyyyybbeee you could use a little bit more blending of the highlights. And the fleshtones look good. Slap some more paint on those dudes and I'll be glad to give more feedback.
BillK.
P.S. It looks like the guy with rifle is in a leather jacket, is that right? Is that how you are painting him?
BillK.
P.S. It looks like the guy with rifle is in a leather jacket, is that right? Is that how you are painting him?
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Posted: Tuesday, August 29, 2006 - 07:06 PM UTC
there is idd not yet much to see. and what i see looks good... so carry on!
greetz
koen
greetz
koen
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Posted: Tuesday, August 29, 2006 - 09:37 PM UTC
Hi Ian
Your paintwork looks good!. What medium are you using and tell us some more about your shading and highlighting technique. What are you using for skin tones?
Keep going, looking good!
Cheers
Garth
Your paintwork looks good!. What medium are you using and tell us some more about your shading and highlighting technique. What are you using for skin tones?
Keep going, looking good!
Cheers
Garth
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Posted: Wednesday, August 30, 2006 - 01:50 AM UTC
Hey everyone sorry that i didnt include more pics...
@Bill - the leather jacket is what it shows in the boxart so I figured Id follow that considering its a winter setting.
@Koen - Thanks buddy
@Garth - How i do shading and highlighting are pretty normal for acrylics (Vallejo) jsut put down a base coat, let dry, then take a darker color and slowly build up thin diluted coats of that color in area where shadows would be. You can also add black to the basecolor to darken it. Highlights are the same just instead of adding black you would usually add white, just put down thin coats of lighter color on areas where highlights would be while steadily getting more bright in the middle.
Ian
@Bill - the leather jacket is what it shows in the boxart so I figured Id follow that considering its a winter setting.
@Koen - Thanks buddy
@Garth - How i do shading and highlighting are pretty normal for acrylics (Vallejo) jsut put down a base coat, let dry, then take a darker color and slowly build up thin diluted coats of that color in area where shadows would be. You can also add black to the basecolor to darken it. Highlights are the same just instead of adding black you would usually add white, just put down thin coats of lighter color on areas where highlights would be while steadily getting more bright in the middle.
Ian