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Naps References covering PAINTING/MIXES & SCULPTING
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Great diorama series of videos with lots of colour mix for the figures
ENJOY
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ENJOY
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Good leather ref here
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Another selection of colours used for a flesh mix
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Hi folks
Thought I'd share this from S75 , the series of booklets looks interesting as well
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Thought I'd share this from S75 , the series of booklets looks interesting as well
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Couple more SBS using the S75
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Hi folks
Couple of additions
One from Mike Stevens for flesh ( 75mm )
And one from Kurt Hollar for NMM gold (1/9th bust )
Happy painting
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Couple of additions
One from Mike Stevens for flesh ( 75mm )
And one from Kurt Hollar for NMM gold (1/9th bust )
Happy painting
Nap
sd0324
A Fixture
I have learned so much from this thread about painting better, thanks for compiling all these articles and links Nap.
Steve
Steve
Pleasure glad they are of some use
Here's a couple from Greek modeller IIias ( snik here on PF )
NMM ....
Gold
Silver
Flesh
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Flesh Mix from JÓSE BRITO
....he says he's not really a figure painter !!!
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....he says he's not really a figure painter !!!
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From Ernesto Reyes
Painting red beard ....ideal for your friendly Highlander ( figure from Sabot Miniatures)
Pic 1: Using a dark red color (doesn't matter the brand or number), any dark red color works for the base colour
Pic 2: Using a large brush, I paint the first light or a base light mixing the base color with an orange brown.
Pic 3: Adding definition and lighter tones, adding orange and yellow to the previous mix.
Pic 4: Final definition adding sunny skin tone and for the shadows a bit of violet mixing with dark red.
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Painting red beard ....ideal for your friendly Highlander ( figure from Sabot Miniatures)
Pic 1: Using a dark red color (doesn't matter the brand or number), any dark red color works for the base colour
Pic 2: Using a large brush, I paint the first light or a base light mixing the base color with an orange brown.
Pic 3: Adding definition and lighter tones, adding orange and yellow to the previous mix.
Pic 4: Final definition adding sunny skin tone and for the shadows a bit of violet mixing with dark red.
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Nice SBS on painting equine friends
Hi everyone
Thought I'd add this from PF member Viking Bob ....the colours he uses for a Napoleonic blue
The Scale colour is called Deep Blue
The deep blue had a bit of black added for the base, then a bit more black added for the shade. Highlights were from deep blue with some the lighter blue added
Cheers Bob
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Thought I'd add this from PF member Viking Bob ....the colours he uses for a Napoleonic blue
The Scale colour is called Deep Blue
The deep blue had a bit of black added for the base, then a bit more black added for the shade. Highlights were from deep blue with some the lighter blue added
Cheers Bob
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sd0324
A Fixture
Thanks for keeping that.
Useful for eye painting
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Great picture SBS from PF member GIORGIO MONTESANO ( aka draghetto )
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These details are from PF member MIKE STEVENS from USA when he is painting the Andrea Miniatures French Hussar bust
Gold lace
Quote " I’ll follow Cartachi’s model on painting the lace.
The lower part of each section will be darker. The upper portion will be lighter.
I’ll use black and Dark Prussian Blue to outline each piece of lace.
Then just start it. Lower left side first, then lower left and same for the top.
The lace on the dolman with be painted over a couple of days, so I’ll use two mixes of paint that are close to each other in the same range. Totally randomised
I’ll actually use a touch of gold metallic on the lace at strategic point to give the illusion of gold thread.
Here’s a picture of the Vallejo Colors I’ll use to paint gold lace" Unquote
In stages
Gold lace
Quote " I’ll follow Cartachi’s model on painting the lace.
The lower part of each section will be darker. The upper portion will be lighter.
I’ll use black and Dark Prussian Blue to outline each piece of lace.
Then just start it. Lower left side first, then lower left and same for the top.
The lace on the dolman with be painted over a couple of days, so I’ll use two mixes of paint that are close to each other in the same range. Totally randomised
I’ll actually use a touch of gold metallic on the lace at strategic point to give the illusion of gold thread.
Here’s a picture of the Vallejo Colors I’ll use to paint gold lace" Unquote
In stages
