Foxtail's Ongoing Painting Journey
- Thread starter Foxtail
- Start date
Foxtail
New member
View attachment 57237
View attachment 57228
View attachment 57229
View attachment 57230
View attachment 57231
Bit rough on the old feathering, a few places could do with a scratch or two to mask the colour change. Edge highlighting will be done once the other areas are bulked in.
I'm reasonably happy with him now. Reduce the photos down to postage stamp size and the light placement looks pretty good!
View attachment 57234View attachment 57235
Inner details next
Edit: screwed up the picture upload a few times
View attachment 57228
View attachment 57229
View attachment 57230
View attachment 57231
Bit rough on the old feathering, a few places could do with a scratch or two to mask the colour change. Edge highlighting will be done once the other areas are bulked in.
I'm reasonably happy with him now. Reduce the photos down to postage stamp size and the light placement looks pretty good!
View attachment 57234View attachment 57235
Inner details next
Edit: screwed up the picture upload a few times
Last edited:
fluisterwoud
New member
That's some great looking green armor.
Octavian80
New member
Fox, that looks great! Toned down the shininess from previously but still left in a little bit of glint. I like, I like a lot!
Foxtail
New member
View attachment 57300View attachment 57301View attachment 57302View attachment 57303
The non-metals are done (aside from one small horn near his tentacles and the shield emblem). Some sketchy blends, some awful fleshy tones, plenty to cover up with weathering and nurgle's rot.
Oh and I should mention I'm still holding off the edge highlights until the metals are blended in
The non-metals are done (aside from one small horn near his tentacles and the shield emblem). Some sketchy blends, some awful fleshy tones, plenty to cover up with weathering and nurgle's rot.
Oh and I should mention I'm still holding off the edge highlights until the metals are blended in
BloodASmedium
[img]http://pnp
Now you see knocking it down brought a realistic shine to it... Not to clean but noticeably shiny enough for a nurgle patron!!!! Well done
Foxtail
New member
Lessons in snow:
View attachment 57401
Even with some some white paint in the mix, too little bicarbonate of soda and snow turns yellow.
Plenty more opportunities to practice with this commission
View attachment 57401
Even with some some white paint in the mix, too little bicarbonate of soda and snow turns yellow.
Plenty more opportunities to practice with this commission
Kuribo
New member
I'm a bit late but the Nurgle armor really does look fantastic. Such smooth transitions. I've never liked Nurgle that much but you're making me second-guess that! In regards to snow, I've heard that kind of mixture yellows over time like others who have already chimed in. Have you tried any modeling solutions that are out there? I don't have any experience with them but I know there are products out there for snow and ice that might avoid the yellowing problem. I've often thought I want to do some snowy bases or terrain just because snowy stuff looks cool so I applaud your experimentation and look forward to seeing how it goes!
KruleBear
New member
or maybe the wolf just has a weak bladder.... I am pathetic sometimes...:shout:
Guawol
New member
Foxtail
New member
Thanks a lot everyone! Pretty sure it's like Toy Story, where the wolves come alive when I'm out of the room and relieve themselves on the bases.
Maenas, the base is sealed pretty well so I doubt it's the pigment. Kuribo, I'll get round to trying crushed glass instead of bicarb at some point.
Fixed it a bit now at least.
View attachment 57440
Bigger wolves now
Maenas, the base is sealed pretty well so I doubt it's the pigment. Kuribo, I'll get round to trying crushed glass instead of bicarb at some point.
Fixed it a bit now at least.
View attachment 57440
Bigger wolves now
