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Hi all,
Another Caja de la Muerte mini from me -- I tried to push my highlighting a bit further with this one.
thanks,
Joel
http://minutiae-minis.com
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jppatton1
22-Oct-06
#200267 |  | Rating: -
@ H.: Gracias! I agree that it's cool to see all the different styles people use, and I wanted to try something new here.
"Painterly" -- I like that. I'm not terribly good with 2D art, but I think I may be headed in that direction. I've been calling it sketch painting. 
thanks,
Joel |
jppatton1
22-Oct-06
#200266 | | Rating: -
Holy cactus! It's 2 points worse than tabletop quality?
I'm experimenting with style a bit, so it's a conscious choice. The paints are quite dilute -- I'm using somewhere around 10 layers (thinned with water) for the skin, not couting the complementary glazes in the lowlying areas.
One problem is that I need more practice with the camera. Another is that I need more practice with the technique.
Always glad for comments, though -- positive or negative. 
Here's this miniature's page, if anyone's interested:
http://www.minutiae-minis.com/gallery/humanoids/fleshgolem/fleshgolem.htm
thanks,
Joel |
Hieronymus
21-Oct-06
#200160 |  | Rating: 7
I like the painterly quality. It makes it look like an illustration from a graphic novel. This style makes it really stand out from all of the other minis. If everyone painted the same way, what would be the point of paintingg at all? I like it! |
multimeltaman
21-Oct-06
#200065 |  | Rating: 3
Dilution is your friend !
we can see too much the different color layer ! arg DILUTE DILUTE ! | |
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