Piotrec
A Fixture
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Fernando Ruiz
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Hi, guys
I'm sorry to inform all of you that I had to attend some health problems of both parents and I haven't too much time for the course. I had to travel back to Málaga, where they live and I won't be back home until April. The problems are now under control, but I have to spend a lot of time taking care of them.
So, for a few days, the course will go a bit slower than desired.
Regards
FeR
I'm sorry to inform all of you that I had to attend some health problems of both parents and I haven't too much time for the course. I had to travel back to Málaga, where they live and I won't be back home until April. The problems are now under control, but I have to spend a lot of time taking care of them.
So, for a few days, the course will go a bit slower than desired.
Regards
FeR
Merkava
Well-Known Member
No problem. Your parents are far more important.
Regards
Regards
Patrick Kamsma
Well-Known Member
Don't be sorry FeR.
Family is more important then teaching some newbs how to paint a figure.
Looks like most of us have a lot of work to catch up.
Take care.
Grtz
Patrick
Family is more important then teaching some newbs how to paint a figure.
Looks like most of us have a lot of work to catch up.
Take care.
Grtz
Patrick
langeler
Active Member
take your time, otherwise time will take us.
godspeed and best whishes for your family
Ton
godspeed and best whishes for your family
Ton
Fernando Ruiz
A Fixture
Thanks for your words, guys. They are both much better and things start to go under control. I hope to resume the course soon.
Regards
FeR
Regards
FeR
Andrew Craft
A Fixture
Good to hear that your parents are better FeR, take care.
Andrew.
Andrew.
Fernando Ruiz
A Fixture
Hi all!
Just wanted to say that, after a long stay in Málaga, I'm ready to resume work again. The crisis with my parents is over and I returned home to Barcelona yesterday night.
Soon, you'll see new advances in the course and pics from a couple of new works. In these days I'll be checking all threads to see any advances and will post a new step next tuesday.
Thanks all for your kind words.
Regards
FeR
Just wanted to say that, after a long stay in Málaga, I'm ready to resume work again. The crisis with my parents is over and I returned home to Barcelona yesterday night.
Soon, you'll see new advances in the course and pics from a couple of new works. In these days I'll be checking all threads to see any advances and will post a new step next tuesday.
Thanks all for your kind words.
Regards
FeR
Glad to hear your family issues are now resolved FeR.
Carl.
Carl.
toy4x4
Well-Known Member
Welcome back Fernando. I'm glad things worked out for the family.
Fernando Ruiz
A Fixture
Thanks guys!
I'm sorr, but I'm not still ready to resume the course yet. It will have to wait till the next week
Thanks for your patience
Regards
FeR
I'm sorr, but I'm not still ready to resume the course yet. It will have to wait till the next week
Thanks for your patience
Regards
FeR
Piotrec
A Fixture
Do not be sorry Fernando. Take care of your things without rushing it. Actually in this situation I am getting some extra time to catch up a little bit.
I am still working on the flesh tones. I think I am getting closer and closer to result that gives me some kind of a satisfaction
I am still working on the flesh tones. I think I am getting closer and closer to result that gives me some kind of a satisfaction
Fernando Ruiz
A Fixture
Thanks for your patience mates!
I'll be posting a new advance later
regards
FeR
I'll be posting a new advance later
regards
FeR
Fernando Ruiz
A Fixture
Hi all!
After this long pause, that I hope you have used to make some progress on the miniature, let's start again with the course's next step: the boots and the cape.
As I said, I was looking for a beige shade for the boots that worked with the trousers. In order to get it, I decided to use these colors:
From left to right, Leviathan Purple ink, Basic Skintone, English Uniform, Burnt Cadmiun Red and Prussian Blue. With these colors, I composed a palette:
Base tone: English Uniform
Shadows: English Uniform + mix of Burnt Cadmiun Red and Prussian Blue
Highlights: English Uniform + Basic skintone
Final wash with Leviathan Purple ink.
When you add a purplish tone for shadowing English Uniform, you get a nice deep shadows that work with the overall shade, as these tones complement each other well. When you apply highlights with Basic Skintone, you soften the greenish tone inherent to the English Uniform and get some highlights avoiding a tone too yellowish.
Base coat:
Next, an overall wash with the first shadows tone, to define volumes:
Let's mark a bit more the shadows with a darker tone:
First highlight with English Uniform and a bit of Basic skintone:
Now, I apply even deeper shadows that I also use to outline some endings and the boots' laces:
Some touches on them with the first highlight and a very subtle wash with Leviathan Purple ink:
Some highlights adding Basic skintone:
And it's done. As you can see, the final result goes very well with the trousers tone. That's important:
Let's paint the cape. For it, I thought on a rough fabric, a cloth purely functional with no decorative purpose at all. Keeping that in mind, I prepare the color palette:
In the lower row is the basic colour palete of the cape. For the base coat y used a mix of Scorched Brown (Citadel) with Black, to get shadowed with pure black and highlighted with Scorched Brown in the first place and Scorched Brown + Orange Brown after that.
In the upper row, are the tones I'll use to shade and “give texture” to the cape. From left to right, Scorched Brown with Basic skintone, Khaki, pure Basic Skintonee, English Uniform and Prussian Blue. With the first three, I will add some tones and textures mostly in the highlight areas. With English Uniform, I will add some dirt and wear, and the Prussian Blue will add some deepness to the shadows.
Basecoat:
After painting the basecoat, the white shirt gets even more prominent. First highlight with pure Scorched Brown:
Second highlight. You have to focus mostly on the upper areas:
Third highlight, adding more Orange brown and starting the texture work:
We start appliying the shades tones in subtle dots with the brush tip. First, we work the hood:
Let´s keep on working. We mark some small flaws to add richness to the area:
Don't forget the shadow tones that will add deepness to the zone:
And the final result:
It just needs a touch of matt varnish, but I'll do that when everything is finished.
More in two weeks!
FeR
After this long pause, that I hope you have used to make some progress on the miniature
, let's start again with the course's next step: the boots and the cape.As I said, I was looking for a beige shade for the boots that worked with the trousers. In order to get it, I decided to use these colors:
From left to right, Leviathan Purple ink, Basic Skintone, English Uniform, Burnt Cadmiun Red and Prussian Blue. With these colors, I composed a palette:
Base tone: English Uniform
Shadows: English Uniform + mix of Burnt Cadmiun Red and Prussian Blue
Highlights: English Uniform + Basic skintone
Final wash with Leviathan Purple ink.
When you add a purplish tone for shadowing English Uniform, you get a nice deep shadows that work with the overall shade, as these tones complement each other well. When you apply highlights with Basic Skintone, you soften the greenish tone inherent to the English Uniform and get some highlights avoiding a tone too yellowish.
Base coat:
Next, an overall wash with the first shadows tone, to define volumes:
Let's mark a bit more the shadows with a darker tone:
First highlight with English Uniform and a bit of Basic skintone:
Now, I apply even deeper shadows that I also use to outline some endings and the boots' laces:
Some touches on them with the first highlight and a very subtle wash with Leviathan Purple ink:
Some highlights adding Basic skintone:
And it's done. As you can see, the final result goes very well with the trousers tone. That's important:
Let's paint the cape. For it, I thought on a rough fabric, a cloth purely functional with no decorative purpose at all. Keeping that in mind, I prepare the color palette:
In the lower row is the basic colour palete of the cape. For the base coat y used a mix of Scorched Brown (Citadel) with Black, to get shadowed with pure black and highlighted with Scorched Brown in the first place and Scorched Brown + Orange Brown after that.
In the upper row, are the tones I'll use to shade and “give texture” to the cape. From left to right, Scorched Brown with Basic skintone, Khaki, pure Basic Skintonee, English Uniform and Prussian Blue. With the first three, I will add some tones and textures mostly in the highlight areas. With English Uniform, I will add some dirt and wear, and the Prussian Blue will add some deepness to the shadows.
Basecoat:
After painting the basecoat, the white shirt gets even more prominent. First highlight with pure Scorched Brown:
Second highlight. You have to focus mostly on the upper areas:
Third highlight, adding more Orange brown and starting the texture work:
We start appliying the shades tones in subtle dots with the brush tip. First, we work the hood:
Let´s keep on working. We mark some small flaws to add richness to the area:
Don't forget the shadow tones that will add deepness to the zone:
And the final result:
It just needs a touch of matt varnish, but I'll do that when everything is finished.
More in two weeks!
FeR
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Hi guys.
Fernando, great, great job. I like very much the figure. Thanks for your training about painting figures. It is very usuful for me. I am learning and I appreciate a lot your step by step process. Congratulations.
I hope to meet you sometime in Barcelona or Madrid....
Thanks for your help.
Regards
Miguel.
Fernando, great, great job. I like very much the figure. Thanks for your training about painting figures. It is very usuful for me. I am learning and I appreciate a lot your step by step process. Congratulations.
I hope to meet you sometime in Barcelona or Madrid....
Thanks for your help.
Regards
Miguel.
Fernando Ruiz
A Fixture
Hi, Miguel!
I you use to come to BCN sometimes, surely we'll meet someday in Samarkanda, the upcoming november show or any other place. Glad the process is helpful.
Regards
FeR
Patrick Kamsma
Well-Known Member
Hello FeR,
What is this Leviathan Purple ink and why do you paint almost the whole figure with vallejo except this part?
Is it the same as a very thinned acrylic paint or is it really ink?
Is there a way to get the same result with a vallejo acrylic?
A lot of questions, sorry, but for me the course is also learning why the top figurepainters make these kind of choices. Like when to use ink instead of normal paint.
Grtz
Patrick
What is this Leviathan Purple ink and why do you paint almost the whole figure with vallejo except this part?
Is it the same as a very thinned acrylic paint or is it really ink?
Is there a way to get the same result with a vallejo acrylic?
A lot of questions, sorry, but for me the course is also learning why the top figurepainters make these kind of choices. Like when to use ink instead of normal paint.
Grtz
Patrick
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