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May I recommend using purples or greens in the shadows once you have the midtone blocked in? Thin glazing purple for a colder tone or green for a warmer tone makes the blue flesh seem more "lifelike". Also mixing in a bit of warm or cold flesh colors with the midtone to make a highlight glaze helps too. Test it on a throw away mini or a piece of paper first though, and see if it helps.

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6 hours ago, Mr Melons said:

May I recommend using purples or greens in the shadows once you have the midtone blocked in? Thin glazing purple for a colder tone or green for a warmer tone makes the blue flesh seem more "lifelike". Also mixing in a bit of warm or cold flesh colors with the midtone to make a highlight glaze helps too. Test it on a throw away mini or a piece of paper first though, and see if it helps.

 

Thank you for the suggestions. I'll give that a go - last night I was thinking as I was cleaning up that some Burgundy Wine glazing could be quite nice.

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1 hour ago, paedia said:

 

Thank you for the suggestions. I'll give that a go - last night I was thinking as I was cleaning up that some Burgundy Wine glazing could be quite nice.

That would definitely make it warmer and give her a more "blood is flowing" look.  If you do go that route I would say to mix a small amount of rosy skin (or any reddish skin tone) into the midtone blue to make the highlight gradients.

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Did some more work on her face and arms last night. Tried out some Burgundy Wine shadows and adding the various Rosy Skin triad members into my blues. I really like how that worked. Next up, working on her legs.

 

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Did some work on her left leg. Needs a glaze of the mid-high tone to smooth everything out, but I'm continuing to be pleased with the effect of the Burgundy Wine and Rosy Skin tones mixed into the grey blues.

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Finished her skin and skirt; did the initial base coat for her bodice.

 

I'm not sure how much I like the purple for her skirt - however, I will wait and see how it ties in with the rest of the model - planning on doing some gold in many of the details, so that should go well with the purple.

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15 hours ago, hosercanadian said:

It looks like the right leg is a shade off between the jewelry.  Looks good so far.

 

I think I see what you are talking about - that is where some of the paint came off from the liquid mask I was using and I had to do repairs. Looks like I need to do some more blending of the transition area. Thanks for the feedback!

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Did some work on her hair and mace/stone column thingy. Used a few different approaches to her hair, but settled on base coating with Dark Elf Highlight and going up to pure white highlights. The mace is the stone grey triad with some strong tone (Army Painter) washing (you can see the wash in my porcelain palette - top row of wells).

 

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