I'm working on some commission figures. In talking with the owner, he brought up the idea of a "basic" paintjob for less money. I don't normally do this. But I thought I would give it a try and see how it worked out, since I'm trying to cut the time on some of my own figures. So in this process I skipped or simplified a few steps, and wasn't quite as precise as I might normally be with figures like this.
They were painted in a single color scheme, at the owner's request. But I varied the way in which the colors were used. I've not included step by step instructions on this, nor have I included the time, which I tracked privately.
The next project will be another one of my own and include all the details. I just thought I would include the photos for this one, since I had taken the time to track it all for my own reference.
Base Flesh.
Flesh Wash.
Flesh Highlight.
Eyes (Flesh Wash Socket, White, then Black).
Tidy up flesh mess.
Yellow base.
Yellow wash.
Yellow highlight 1.
Yellow highlight 2.
Blue base.
Blue wash.
Blue highlight.
Steel base.
Buff leather base.
Dark grey (black leather) base.
Red-brown leather & wood base.
Wash on every base since steel.
Base hair. Wash hair with GW Delvan Mud (not shown).
Base grey feather. Drybrush white feather.
Dark gold on sword bits.
Base white shirt.
Wash shirt.
Sunday, December 13, 2009
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are these guys from foundry?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the post and a great idea.
ReplyDeleteTony
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