Oils Oil mix!!
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Tecumsea
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Prime in Grey Enamel
Base coat Titanium White,Terra Rosa, Gold Ochre & Cobalt Blue
Ist Shadow,darken the base with more TR + CB & Blend
2nd Shadow, 1st shadow + TR+CB + Burnt Umber & Blend
Light 1, base + TW and a dot of CB then dry.
He than applies a wash of the base colour when all is dry heavily thinned with Liquin He then reapplies all the highlights-and still there is more????
If no-one else replies I will try to put the article into a PDF for you, I'm busy this afternoon but could do it tomorrow.
Keith
Base coat Titanium White,Terra Rosa, Gold Ochre & Cobalt Blue
Ist Shadow,darken the base with more TR + CB & Blend
2nd Shadow, 1st shadow + TR+CB + Burnt Umber & Blend
Light 1, base + TW and a dot of CB then dry.
He than applies a wash of the base colour when all is dry heavily thinned with Liquin He then reapplies all the highlights-and still there is more????
If no-one else replies I will try to put the article into a PDF for you, I'm busy this afternoon but could do it tomorrow.
Keith
Tecumsea
PlanetFigure Supporter
It's all in the back of Pegaso's last printed catalogue in 2007 if you can get hold of a copy,
Keith
Keith
bigtodd
PlanetFigure Supporter
I would love to get a scan of it in pdf if it is not too much trouble? I don't have catelog nor know where to get one.
Thanks
Todd
Thanks
Todd
gordy
A Fixture
I've you guys dig it up please share 
Hi Kisifer,
my usual palette is the one reported by Tecumsea...
Now I usually add to the base mix also Raw Umber (I like a colder skin tone now).
If you have some question, feel free to ask me...
Thank you
Massimo
PS
...thanks to Mao...he informed me about this thread
my usual palette is the one reported by Tecumsea...
Now I usually add to the base mix also Raw Umber (I like a colder skin tone now).
If you have some question, feel free to ask me...
Thank you
Massimo
PS
...thanks to Mao...he informed me about this thread
megroot
A Fixture
If it is not to much trouble Keith,
could you also sent it to me.
You have my email..
Marc
could you also sent it to me.
You have my email..
Marc
Tecumsea
PlanetFigure Supporter
HI Guys, I regret to report that I have just spent almost 2 hours struggling with some crap Kodak software. managed to scan the 6 pages then couldn't find any instructions to tell me where to go from there, even my daughter who is a whiz on computers couldn't fathom it-I do wish computer people would produce intuitive software that even idiots like me could use. Is there anyone out there with a copy of this article able to help. The alternative is that I print out copies and post them to you?
Keith
Keith
gordy
A Fixture
I'm working with Mao (http://www.soldatinari.it) to work with Pegaso on digging up this info, if you wanna hang tight 
If you want more informations
[email protected]
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Ciao Massimo,
Thanks a lot for your reply my friend. I remembered I used once your mix and liked it a lot...but since I have some time to paint i forgot it.
So, my second question is about your approximate ratio of these colors.
how much do you normally use from each? Of course I'm not asking exact numbers etc..but an approximate would be great.
Thanks again.
Xenofon
Thanks a lot for your reply my friend. I remembered I used once your mix and liked it a lot...but since I have some time to paint i forgot it.
So, my second question is about your approximate ratio of these colors.
how much do you normally use from each? Of course I'm not asking exact numbers etc..but an approximate would be great.
Thanks again.
Xenofon
Hi Kisifer,
my usual palette is the one reported by Tecumsea...
Now I usually add to the base mix also Raw Umber (I like a colder skin tone now).
If you have some question, feel free to ask me...
Thank you
Massimo
PS
...thanks to Mao...he informed me about this thread
well...
the ratio is not so important...it depend from your choice of flesh color...
Normally I mix a part of Terra Rosa, a part of Gold Ochre, two part of white, a bit of blue and a bit of row umber.
For shadow I add terra rosa, blue, row umber and burnt umber (the last in the second shadow).
And for light white and a bit of blue.
The first thing is to think about the final result we want (a dark burnt flesh, or a more pale tone).
I'm here for any other question...
bye
Massimo
the ratio is not so important...it depend from your choice of flesh color...
Normally I mix a part of Terra Rosa, a part of Gold Ochre, two part of white, a bit of blue and a bit of row umber.
For shadow I add terra rosa, blue, row umber and burnt umber (the last in the second shadow).
And for light white and a bit of blue.
The first thing is to think about the final result we want (a dark burnt flesh, or a more pale tone).
I'm here for any other question...
bye
Massimo
