2333 pts ยท February 27, 2016
I scroll through user sub until I find a warhammer picture to upvote. Its the main reason I joined.
As a fire performer - THANK YOU! Safety first! Always! I know way too many STUPID people who thought style was more important than safety.
Where does one find a friend like this that is willing to just sell/give away an army of this size? And how can I become their friend?
This will soak up some of the extra wash, and make it less puddly, which will help make your base colors pop more.
Looking good. Something that might help, once you put your washes on, take a dry brush, and touch the tip next to some of the puddles 1/2
Black sticks out. Because the rest has done serious TLC in it, you have to make the base armor fit with the rest. Keep it up. It looks great
Cloth and most metals looking super solid. The hardest thing to do is to work with black armor. Compared to the dynamic colors, the flat 1/?
4 in top right square, middle row, far right.
Purple and black pops more and I'm a sucker for a model that pops from across the room.
You might want to try to catch his arm muscles with a light highlight/ dry brush, just to help them pop a bit more. Keep it up!
Maybe it's just the lighting, but his hand skin and arm skin look VERY different. It's a great job, so it's hard to criticize. But ... 1/2
Keep going! The more you paint the easier it gets.
Batch painting! Ready? Go!
Keep coming back, it works if you work it.
One of us! One of us! One of us!
Amazing job. Only cc is on middle guy, trying more highlights through a dry brush on the helmet plume. It's a very flat blue you have there.
It's season 3, Jim is the actual assistant manager at this point. Not an Easter egg, just his actual job title.
Good start, keep on going and remember to paint as you go.
Lovely, would love to see some close up shots of them.
+ 1,000,000!
I'd rather know I'm teaching them something and requiring a high standard of work than just pushing them through the system.
You'll always have students that complain. I've tried going an easier route, and students still complain. Keep your standards high.
Love the edge highlights on the wings, especially the back. Dry brush? Or did you do them by hand? (Debating on trying to add to mine)
Source - I've been spinning for way too long - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dimu5QaNKes
and remember that it takes time to learn. Some of the easiest move are visually the most impressive. It's a fun to learn, so try it 2/
Get socks and tennis balls, best to practice with without having to invest too much. Remember to go slow, and don't rush. Take your time 1/
Not red admech? +1
When I saw the picture and title, I said out loud, I bet I know what the top comment is. I wasn't disappointed.
Nice rescue, love the faces, good luck with the yellow.
I've made it part of my syllabus that if you're on your phone, you'll be asked to leave. There is no reason to be on a phone during class.
Always upvote tzeentch. I'd love to see more!
As a fire performer - THANK YOU! Safety first! Always! I know way too many STUPID people who thought style was more important than safety.
Where does one find a friend like this that is willing to just sell/give away an army of this size? And how can I become their friend?
This will soak up some of the extra wash, and make it less puddly, which will help make your base colors pop more.
Looking good. Something that might help, once you put your washes on, take a dry brush, and touch the tip next to some of the puddles 1/2
Black sticks out. Because the rest has done serious TLC in it, you have to make the base armor fit with the rest. Keep it up. It looks great
Cloth and most metals looking super solid. The hardest thing to do is to work with black armor. Compared to the dynamic colors, the flat 1/?
4 in top right square, middle row, far right.
Purple and black pops more and I'm a sucker for a model that pops from across the room.
You might want to try to catch his arm muscles with a light highlight/ dry brush, just to help them pop a bit more. Keep it up!
Maybe it's just the lighting, but his hand skin and arm skin look VERY different. It's a great job, so it's hard to criticize. But ... 1/2
Keep going! The more you paint the easier it gets.
Batch painting! Ready? Go!
Keep coming back, it works if you work it.
One of us! One of us! One of us!
Amazing job. Only cc is on middle guy, trying more highlights through a dry brush on the helmet plume. It's a very flat blue you have there.
It's season 3, Jim is the actual assistant manager at this point. Not an Easter egg, just his actual job title.
Good start, keep on going and remember to paint as you go.
Lovely, would love to see some close up shots of them.
+ 1,000,000!
I'd rather know I'm teaching them something and requiring a high standard of work than just pushing them through the system.
You'll always have students that complain. I've tried going an easier route, and students still complain. Keep your standards high.
Love the edge highlights on the wings, especially the back. Dry brush? Or did you do them by hand? (Debating on trying to add to mine)
Source - I've been spinning for way too long - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dimu5QaNKes
and remember that it takes time to learn. Some of the easiest move are visually the most impressive. It's a fun to learn, so try it 2/
Get socks and tennis balls, best to practice with without having to invest too much. Remember to go slow, and don't rush. Take your time 1/
Not red admech? +1
When I saw the picture and title, I said out loud, I bet I know what the top comment is. I wasn't disappointed.
Nice rescue, love the faces, good luck with the yellow.
I've made it part of my syllabus that if you're on your phone, you'll be asked to leave. There is no reason to be on a phone during class.
Always upvote tzeentch. I'd love to see more!