Article: Painting Lighting Effects

[JustinAsG]

amazing

 

[freakinacage]

wow! what can i say? - i must give this a go soometime. but i doubt it'll be as good!

 

[Tengu]

great, thankyou. More please...

 

[ecominguez]

Thanks Victoria

 

[arles]

great, a great article!!

Lots of thanks

 

[PlaneCrazy]

USeful...now I feel inspired to try this! Hopefully when Im done Ill be able to post a good pic of my work...

 

[atzerath]

why not try using some colored plastic sheets and a flashlight....
that way you can see what colored light does to colored surfaces....?

 

[tagron]

FULL 10 this is an insainlly good article, very usefull

 

[legolas master]

Woaw this is an article that i can use!!!
Great!!! just great!!

 

[SilAx]

Amazing!
Thanks for the tips NOW I"M GOING TO TRY IT ON......ummmm I dunno....
Darn

 

[Keyser Soze]

Thank you very much, so many new things for me to try out.

 

[Dead orc]

Thanks you just saved me a lot of experimentation

 

[JhonnyGoo]

Awesome! It's a simple idea with a BIG effect! I never thought about it! I have to try it, but I think it won't be easy.

 

[Tahn]

I had always marvelled at your work wondering how you actually applied the technique, but reading this I know the secret! Thankee deary.

 

[Rancor pilot]

Fantastic, the most helpful article I've seen on OSL. I have one question, though: you mention that you dry brushed for the scene. On the figures themselved, did you dry brush, or thin your paint and paint it on that way? Did you use consecutively lighter layers the way you did on the scene? Thanks for an excellent tutorial!

 

[wyatt doc]

thanks that was awesome I first saw the diorama in white dwarf and wondered how you did it. thanks for the tut

 

[the catman]

thanks!!!!!!!!;D

 

[choochoomedic]

Many thanks, This has been a great help!!!

 

[victoria]

You can view the page at http://www.coolminiornot.com/articles/content.php?1106-painting-lighting-effects&