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Blog Realjuan's Paintblog will pop your eye out! Need help!

Discussion in 'Personal Paint Logs' started by Realjuan, Sep 11, 2021.

  1. Realjuan
    Cold One

    Realjuan Well-Known Member

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    Hi Everyone,
    I joined a group to trade minis once a month, and I am being outpainted!!!
    This month I had Toshiro, the Daimyo a proud member of an undead crew. (his eye is pooped out)

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    He will be joining my first model painted in this exchange Yin the Penangalan.
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    I think for my painting standards this model would be finished after a few highlight on the paper fan, but I would like to push myself a little bit more with a few free hand motives on the clothes. What else do you think I could improve?

    Thanks a lot
     
  2. Explodingzeb
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    Explodingzeb Well-Known Member

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    Cool gruesome models!
    They look good, your painting looks nice and tidy.

    To make them pop a bit more and stand out properly I'd say you need to boost the contrast across the mini. Darker shadows and brighter highlights is the key to this.

    As far as freehand goes, in my limited experience its a matter of practice. Try drawing the design you want to do on some paper multiple times to get a feel for it, then try painting it on the paper. Once you have done a couple of goes of that you can try on the model itself. It could also be handy to do the freehand before any washes have been applied, that way you can fix any mistakes with your base colours easier.
     
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  3. Lizards of Renown
    Slann

    Lizards of Renown Herald of Creation

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    Great work! Keep going!
     

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