A WIP Thread by Fluisterwoud

fluisterwoud

Active member
Thanks for the kind words everyone. I've been really busy the past few weeks so I got no painting done unfortunately. I was able to prep a few more rats and couple other projects though. These next 12 months will be really packed with projects, I have plans to attend 4 shows and there's a few online comps I may enter.

BAM, I'd love to see your weathering on these filthy vermin. I was planning on doing one of these guys as an albino, so great minds think alike! I heard that GW is going to start selling the Shadespire units without the cards so it'll bring the price down a little, might pick up a few more squads if that's the case.
 

fluisterwoud

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New, non-rat, project: The Samurai bust from Ares Mythologic, aka Ken Watanabe from The Last Samurai

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btw, BAM, I bought this model from Competition Minis :brushwave:
 

Foxtail

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Pink cherry blossom freehand on his coat would be very fitting for the character! Something to challenge yourself with perhaps.

The skin's looking great so far bud
 

metalasmedium

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You doing great on the skin Flu, if I would handle skins like I handle my metals I would be in heaven. Like why you use so much green hue in this guy's skin? I got so much to learn...
 

fluisterwoud

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Fox, cherry blossoms could be interesting. I'm definitely doing some kind of over-the-top freehand, but I haven't nailed down what yet. I even extended the back of the jinbaori to get more room to work.

Joce, I got the idea from Camelson when he did his barbarian from Black Sun Miniatures:

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but instead of using a pure green base coat I mixed 50/50 Sherwood Green (S75) and Forest Skin (Vallejo), then I glazed over that with pure Forest Skin. I think when it's all done it will give a more natural look.
 

Maenas

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No sure cherry blossoms are usable on the samurai dress of a man, I would say they (samurai) would be choosing some geometrical pattern instead. Have an eye on that, specially if you decide to take a more "historic" path for the figure... if you go the fantasy/manga way you'll instantly get more freedom, anyway you can paint what you please of course! ;)
 

Hairster

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That Camelson step by step is fascinating FW....thanks for posting up...green has been a fundamental base colour for fleshtones by classical painters over the years. Interesting to see it in this context with the red undershadowing.
 

BloodASmedium

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The ONLY THING I DONT LIKE IS HIS EYES-there is NO WAY he should look that LUCID AND FOCUSED AFTER 200 hours suckin on an OPIUM PIPE!!! He clearly needs a whole bottle of gloss varnish so he can get that glazed over look he should have from “CHASIN THE DRAGON” ;p

lolololo only I would say something like this. Their lucky I took second flu or I woas about to “”LOSE MY SHIT!!!” Lol lolo
 
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