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Nature Warden & Ostog the Unslain
Digital [email protected] replied to Anne's topic in Show Off: Painting
Bth pieces look great. I really like the grey flesh. -
I looks great. I love how the light (highlights) is working with the cloak. You did a nice job of capturing the motion of the mini with your paint. I think a finished base may make you feel better about it.
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Sweet concept. Nice clean work. I feel like I need the Vorpral Sword from Alice in Wonderland just to look at it. I am not sure why Wonderland came to me while looking at this, but it did.
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I really like the bull orc concept. I like that they are less like a strong human with an ugly face and more animal-ish. The arms remind me of an Ape and the face is a hodge podge of animals. There were an old line of bullish style orcs I remember from the early to mid 80s that reminded me of the Trollocs from Wheel of Time.
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Any dungeon accessories being made?
Digital [email protected] replied to Saladid's topic in General Fantasy
The LE line of plastic may be able to bring accessories at a cheaper cost than dwarves forge. Unpainted tables bookshelves etc in plastic would be sweet. I wouldn't buy them, but people who like that stuff when they game would eat up a lower cost option. -
Nice job of capturing the facial expression
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mold lines are a pain. I always seem to think I got them all or have them clean only to find out I was wrong after I have slung paint on the model.
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Smooth. I like the expression on his face, he seems surprised, but in a purposeful way. I love the colors, I do not see many pieces with the Middle Eastern influence. Very clean and a pleasure to look at.
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I found I have learned a lot about my work by taking photos, even bad ones. I seen details and flaws with the magnified pics that I can't see while painting. For some reason, once I see them in the photo it is easier to get my brush to work or repair issues even though I still cannot see them on the model I am painting. Are you planning n basing or are you just working on painting basics? thanks for sharing.
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I like floquil primer, but each person has a favorite. I will boldly state I think there is not better matte sealer than Testors Dull coat. It takes the shine out and I find it is such fine particles that I can use it while painting. For instance, if I finish up all of the face and other skin on the mini Before I start on the clothing/armor etc, I may seal the mini with a light coat of testers dull coat. It creates a protective level for the work you have finished that will allow you to clean up a fresh (still wet) accidental brush stroke on a finished area without messing up the finished paint underneath. It is a dream in a can.
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Varashia, Vale Archer Sergeant
Digital [email protected] replied to Darkstar's topic in Show Off: Painting
stunning, inspiring and beautiful. Where is the red light coming from on her face, I see it on her leg armor as well, is it light reflecting off of the bow? I could look at this piece for hours. -
Internet and tax help
Digital [email protected] replied to Digital [email protected]'s topic in Off-Topic Rampancy
Yeah, it seems only one parent can write off child care expenses even with shared custody. Doesn't make sense to me. Sometimes fathers don't get a lot of love from the system.