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megroot
A Fixture
Carl,
I can only say that this is awesome painted. This are such great skintone's that let's come out the female figure great.
If i was painted it i should do no more shading or highlighting. Your painting give's the skin of a woman a great texture.
Metals and clothing are great painted but good use some more shading.
Marc
I can only say that this is awesome painted. This are such great skintone's that let's come out the female figure great.
If i was painted it i should do no more shading or highlighting. Your painting give's the skin of a woman a great texture.
Metals and clothing are great painted but good use some more shading.
Marc
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A Fixture
Nice airbrush work. It's great to see non military stuff on here as well. I do most genres, military and sci-fi, so its good to see someone else tackle large scale figures. Keep it up.
Ben
Ben
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Thanks Marc Im not finished on the clothing Its just a base coat. I will do some more shading and highlighting on the skin. I must have missed that one. Thats why I like posting my work on forums like this people see things you might have missed. Makes you a better painter thanks again.
Jamie Stokes
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Very Good Carl,
you seem to have a command of two of the scariest things known to painters;
- the airbrush
- female skin tones.
Skin tones are demanding in and of them selves, to do them with an airbrush is perceived as challenging (I feel as though its another tool to be mastered, a bit more complicated then a file or a brush, still a tool though) and a ladies skin tone needs a lighter touch, more subtle (which the airbrush is just perfect for)
Critiques? well, you've base coated it so far, done the primary blocking in of colour. Cant so much else.
As for the metals, well, how you handle them will be interesting.
Good start so far, it seems you have been doing this for a while now.
It would be great if you did an SBS with footnotes on using an airbrush. That would be encouraging to so many of us on here.
Cheers
Jamie
you seem to have a command of two of the scariest things known to painters;
- the airbrush
- female skin tones.
Skin tones are demanding in and of them selves, to do them with an airbrush is perceived as challenging (I feel as though its another tool to be mastered, a bit more complicated then a file or a brush, still a tool though) and a ladies skin tone needs a lighter touch, more subtle (which the airbrush is just perfect for)
Critiques? well, you've base coated it so far, done the primary blocking in of colour. Cant so much else.
As for the metals, well, how you handle them will be interesting.
Good start so far, it seems you have been doing this for a while now.
It would be great if you did an SBS with footnotes on using an airbrush. That would be encouraging to so many of us on here.
Cheers
Jamie
