Multimeltaman\'s WIP

multimeltaman

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Hi!
My first post here ! Hope you like it and will help me :D!


Ps: I wanted to put more pictures but ImageShack is over ! :flame::cussing:
 

misterjustin

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www.flickr.com

And it doesn\'t even open horrible pop-up ads when you click through to images. We loves it, yes we do.

So, what sort of help are you looking for?
 

Thecadian

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Looks pretty good a 5 for me at the mo.

the blood is to light It needs to be alot darker.HAve a look at my gallery at the more recent images.These are some(poor)examples.The grey highlighting looks v.thick water it down abit and it wont lookj as harsh.Add some shading on some parts grenades pouches chest area etc and the scores will go up


keep it up and keep us posted

James :)
 

Ogrebane

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Bum in seat time will make you a champion painter. And also the need to be the best. I would read all the article (If you wait apparently Chern Ann is putting them in a book format) then pick a style and practice thill you get it right.

The painting is neat here but the paint looks a little think and the coats arent even. Thin your paints then even if you have to do 3-4 coats it will look more even. Try using ink washes or thinned darker paints for shading.

Ask lots of questions and post lots of wips. Your of to a good start.
 

war0827

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I can\'t tell because of the angle, but I like the face for some reason. The skin tones is pretty good. The model is overall great for tabletop gaming.

If you want a showcase piece, you have to take the time to remove the mold lines before priming and painting. (like the back of the sword). I think the color choices for the leather pouch is a good basecoat to start lightening up from. The red on the bolt pistol can start off a little darker. Also try giving the boltgun metal a watered down black ink wash. And a watered down brown ink wash over the chest.

It may be the picture and lighting, but to me it seems you painted the cloth two different colors. Shadow grey and codex grey. do the same thing, except like the ogrebane said, do the codex over the shadow in 3-4 layers. that way after every layer you can see the progress and decide how much more lighter paint you want on the model. Hope that helps.
 

multimeltaman

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tHANK YOU !

that helps SO MUCH ! thank you and i will ado everything you told me soon on other models ! Thanks ! :flip::bouncy::]
 
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