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I'm starting to work on thining paints, and I'm generally pleased with the results. I need to work on the details still, but I'm going to have to go to the craft store and get the thinnest brushes I can find ... my brushes are way too large for detail work like the eyes and stuff. (And my brush seems so small.) The back of the cloak could have been done better, but it has a good forest camo look to it, not modern military like but still with blends and shades.
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airhead
26-Dec-04
#115589 |  | Rating: 5
As a mini, the 4 is about right, but as a wip (work in progress) you could be at a 7 real easy. I see shading in the hair, cloak and pants that I like. I alos like the "camo" on the back of the cloak. Clean up your lines a bit more (the belt buckle and under the arm at the arrows. Shade your flesh tones like you did the cloth and hair. I generally start with the eyes first because they are the most frustrating. There are some good helps in the articles section. Look for a good natural fiber (sable) in about a 3/0 size with a good point. The point is more important than the brush size. | |
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