So I finally got my finger out of my proverbial and made a YouTube channel. Now the main goal is tot release videos that people can paint along to. So when you in the wo/man cave or basement or wherever you paint you can feel a little bit less alone as you chill out listen to light music and paint along.
I have other ideas for video as well but we will see what happens and what happens
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIJcVRV7maSgJYhKZ_PigbA
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Friday 4 October 2019
Journey to be a Master: Part two - First finished model
Well it's been a little bit of time since I last posted but here is the next one. I have actually finished a model the finished fully painted and based model I have done in years.
A Fungoid Cave Shaman from Games Workshop and my god what a model it has so much going on on it with so many textures I found at times myself at a lose what to do next as I didn't really plan anything going in.
Getting over those blocks was the most difficult part of this along with using a new paint range (Scale 75 Scale Color).
A Fungoid Cave Shaman from Games Workshop and my god what a model it has so much going on on it with so many textures I found at times myself at a lose what to do next as I didn't really plan anything going in.
Getting over those blocks was the most difficult part of this along with using a new paint range (Scale 75 Scale Color).
As you can see this guy has a bit of everything chitin, flesh, cloth, metal and even glass so it really helped me get back into the swing of things
The bottle in particular was fun to paint, while I feel the highlight lines are slightly thick it was still a fun play with blending.
Future things to pay attention to are definitely make sure to wick the brush off to ensure that when I'm glazing that I don't get a wash effect, always add more contrast and sub assemblies are definitely the way for this sort of model (shame all my gobbos are already built)
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