A Wraithlord that I have been trying to get up to scratch to match my army style. I tried to keep the armour as ghostly as I could, without pushing for overly hard highlights, but am worried about a lack of definition. Thinking of progressively adding more scrollwork to the figure, about the ankles and possibly wrists, in order to add some focal elements, as well as picking out parts of the flamers in bone tones to break up the armour some more. Looking forwards to any sort of feedback I can get towards improving on the figure, or areas that I need to focus on more in my painting.
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I was aiming for a barren ruins feel, it may be too clean still however
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The initial shading of the armour and blades completed
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Picking out gemstones etc to add some contrast
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And the Wraithlord as it stands now, first piece of scrollwork added to the "face" in an attempt to add some sort of focus to the figure.
So please let me know if you have any suggestions, or tips and tricks towards improving my style, I'm always on the looking for constructive criticism!
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I was aiming for a barren ruins feel, it may be too clean still however
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The initial shading of the armour and blades completed
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Picking out gemstones etc to add some contrast
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And the Wraithlord as it stands now, first piece of scrollwork added to the "face" in an attempt to add some sort of focus to the figure.
So please let me know if you have any suggestions, or tips and tricks towards improving my style, I'm always on the looking for constructive criticism!
