gforceman
A Fixture
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Hello all,
hereby I would like to present my latest finished piece entitled : Torch. The figure is an amazing 28mm resin sculpt with incredible details by Twisted. As it represent a kid, it's an even smaller figure. How they then get all those tiny details on is a real mystery to me! The plastic base was by Wyrd. Both were build straight from the box. All was painted using acrylics and inks and in the end some pigments to dirty it up.
Lately I became fascinated by lights sources other then the zenithal light, and I want to try to teach myself how to paint this. This is my first try so there is room for a LOT of improvement. I think the green light is not too bad, but I'm completely unsure about the grey light. As i only had a limited time to finish this piece in time for a competition ran by Twisted, Demented games, I decided to leave as it is and take what I've learned with this piece on to the next.
As always I would love to hear what you think of it, and all critics and comments on how to improve, especially on how to paint these kind of lights, are very much appreciated.
Cheers,
Gino
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hereby I would like to present my latest finished piece entitled : Torch. The figure is an amazing 28mm resin sculpt with incredible details by Twisted. As it represent a kid, it's an even smaller figure. How they then get all those tiny details on is a real mystery to me! The plastic base was by Wyrd. Both were build straight from the box. All was painted using acrylics and inks and in the end some pigments to dirty it up.
Lately I became fascinated by lights sources other then the zenithal light, and I want to try to teach myself how to paint this. This is my first try so there is room for a LOT of improvement. I think the green light is not too bad, but I'm completely unsure about the grey light. As i only had a limited time to finish this piece in time for a competition ran by Twisted, Demented games, I decided to leave as it is and take what I've learned with this piece on to the next.
As always I would love to hear what you think of it, and all critics and comments on how to improve, especially on how to paint these kind of lights, are very much appreciated.
Cheers,
Gino
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. No seriously, thank you very much for your praising words, they are much appreciated.
