Eagle Sculpt!
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Skittlebrau
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I've never before cared if miniature jeans were sculpted tight enough... but now that think about it...these are perfect!
Scorpion0x17
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Oh boy oh boy oh boy oh boy oh boy!
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Skittlebrau
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Here is a couple of different methods in youtube videos...first by hand, and the second by airbrush if you have one...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzvmubgaJgI&list=PLD2ED5D162AFCBBD5&index=3&feature=plpp_video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLMtZqeoKPI&list=PLD2ED5D162AFCBBD5&index=4&feature=plpp_video
Another mini was painted using a different technique...
http://www.coolminiornot.com/241104
"Concerning the jeans on Perdita: I used Bleu Abyssal from Rackham Color as base color. It is a very dark rich preussian blue (darker und more intense than regal blue from gw, but that would be the closest of their range) and I used bleached bone or something similar to highlight that color (might have been as well a mix of fauve and jaune parchemin - somewhat darker than bleached bone with a bit more of a yellow touch in it). I didn't bother too much with very clean blending (this created parts of that slight texture to the jeans), however I didn't do any 'drybrushing' - as you mentioned it tends to lead to somewhat 'random' results, instead I painted fairly thin lines with the tip of the brush and used a second slighty wet brush to smudge the start and ending points of these lines (you can usually somewhat erase paint if it is still fairly fresh ~ 1min). However the paint below should have been left to dry for ~5 minutes"
Here is a tutorial with step by step pictures of another method...
http://www.wyrd-games.net/showthread.php?22345-Painting-Denim|
And one more with a picture of the finished product:
Thanks for all the helpful comments. I did a bit of messing around tonight and came up with something I'm quite happy with. The model is still very much a WIP but for the denim I went with an Enchanted Blue basecoat and a wash of Asurmen Blue. I then mixed up a 50/50 mix of Enchanted Blue and Astronomican Grey and highlighted using that, finally a very light drybrush of Astonomican Grey and I was done.
Here is what I ended up with
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzvmubgaJgI&list=PLD2ED5D162AFCBBD5&index=3&feature=plpp_video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLMtZqeoKPI&list=PLD2ED5D162AFCBBD5&index=4&feature=plpp_video
Another mini was painted using a different technique...
http://www.coolminiornot.com/241104
"Concerning the jeans on Perdita: I used Bleu Abyssal from Rackham Color as base color. It is a very dark rich preussian blue (darker und more intense than regal blue from gw, but that would be the closest of their range) and I used bleached bone or something similar to highlight that color (might have been as well a mix of fauve and jaune parchemin - somewhat darker than bleached bone with a bit more of a yellow touch in it). I didn't bother too much with very clean blending (this created parts of that slight texture to the jeans), however I didn't do any 'drybrushing' - as you mentioned it tends to lead to somewhat 'random' results, instead I painted fairly thin lines with the tip of the brush and used a second slighty wet brush to smudge the start and ending points of these lines (you can usually somewhat erase paint if it is still fairly fresh ~ 1min). However the paint below should have been left to dry for ~5 minutes"
Here is a tutorial with step by step pictures of another method...
http://www.wyrd-games.net/showthread.php?22345-Painting-Denim|
And one more with a picture of the finished product:
Thanks for all the helpful comments. I did a bit of messing around tonight and came up with something I'm quite happy with. The model is still very much a WIP but for the denim I went with an Enchanted Blue basecoat and a wash of Asurmen Blue. I then mixed up a 50/50 mix of Enchanted Blue and Astronomican Grey and highlighted using that, finally a very light drybrush of Astonomican Grey and I was done.
Here is what I ended up with
