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I'm liking that tattoo work!
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yes!! They look great!
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Thank you so much! Just some Alien Goo glazing with Maggot White line down the middle :D
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What if you moved the warmth into the highlights near the tip of her nose, and then used a cooler shadow color for the bridge near her brow? You could put warmer shadows near her nostrils to punch up the contrast.
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I'm going to go ahead and call Malice done (since he is for tabletop instead of display). There is still some smoothing I could do (especially on his legs) and I could punch up the green a bit, but he looks pretty cool from a foot away. Sorry for the bad lighting, forgot to take the picture before putting away my light.
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I really, really like that green-blue and pale purple combination. In one of the earlier pictures, her eyes looked like she was looking off to her left - I think that really worked for the sculpt. For the shoes, I think some sort of medium brown. Gold is always cool for jewelry and works well with teal.
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I agree with @Cyradis. Her eyes look great - the liner is nice and subtle as is. Her nose is almost there; however, I wonder if there is too much warmth in the shadow area at the top of the bridge.
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Got in some work on Misery's body NMM.
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Finished Malice's skirt/loincloth thing and also glazed the green bits with some Retro Emerald. Last bits to finish is brush work to punch up the NMM on his body. Paints Used I also primed Love. Reference Image
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That rainbow clown is terrifying.
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Excellent color scheme.
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exactly like the back of the sword. On the axe head, the white towards the curved bottom part of the large face of the blade.
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Neck and face done (minus the eye glow). Green bits are mostly done; however, after a day of drying, it is a bit duller than I was desiring. I may put a glaze of a brighter green over the green bits.
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Great job on the NMM - you've got the smooth-ness down. Next time, maybe see what happens when you flip the highlights and shadows on the flat parts of the blades (i.e. white pooling at the bottom and black at the top). I also really like your subtle wood grain on the axe. And his hair.
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Wow. I love her hair!
