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This was an attempt to work on flesh tones before going after a larger nude (54mm) model. I got the mermaid from Paizo after a long wait. I started working on thining the paints with a combination of water with a droplet of dish soap and extender from Michaels craft store. This made the paint work well, but I had problems when I used a black primer as the paint tended to act like an ink leaving some of the areas that need highlight with a lot of the primer still showing through.
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Antar000
24-Dec-05
#160934 |  | Rating: 4
Use many coats of thin paint. Once you have the cracks settled in, lay off of the dish soap: it'll break surface tension. Go back over mistakes, and keep trying: don't get discouraged by low votes. |
Dr. Bob
19-Dec-05
#160365 |  | Rating: 5
The photo is out of focus, which makes it a little bit hard to see the details - e.g. the eyes are hard to make out. Overall, i think your color choices are great. I like the metallic blue you used for her tail. The chain looks particularly good, but I think that you could have been neater in some areas. For example, the seaweed and her left areola might look better with a little bit more precision. | |
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