Iron Painter round 2 ( Apologies to Reverend for the new edition ogre )

Springbok

New member
I tried to improve on some mistakes made in the first round.
Thank you to Dragonsreach and A Luna for the constuctive critisism last time round :beer:

Any comment will be apreciated to further my improvement :)

Thank you!


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Aliengod3

Active member
That is a very awesome display! Can you take some close up pictures of the hanging weapons and the ogre? I can tell they are painted very well and I want to stare at them in awe. :) Great work, cool concept, and well executed.
 

A Luna

A Lunatic
No problem I guess :D
Awesome diorama, I love your idea and the OSL is done nicely on the wall. You could have tried to paint OSL on the ogre aswell but I still like it.

The sword is really really hot;)
Only a point of critism on that one is that I can see the difference in layers. You could try feathering or blending on it. Its a flat surface so that is easier than on other parts.
On CMON there is a great article about feathering (search articles -> feathering).

See you (hopefully) next round;)
 

Shawn R. L.

New member
Very cool!! Good idea well executed.

Criticism - for a blacksmith shop, the floor is way too clean!! Be good to see some half done stuff and lengths of \'raw material\'....rivits too.
 

Springbok

New member
Thanks for all the comments!

I agree that the floor is a bit bare, I would like to go back to it and add some bits and bobs, but unfortunately time was against me:(

@ A Luna, I tried a bit of wet-blending on the blade, but I obviously need to practice a bit more. :beer:
 

Footoomba

New member
Originally posted by Springbok
Thanks for all the comments!

I agree that the floor is a bit bare, I would like to go back to it and add some bits and bobs, but unfortunately time was against me:(

@ A Luna, I tried a bit of wet-blending on the blade, but I obviously need to practice a bit more. :beer:

agreed far to neat for a blacksmith shop particulary an ogres, i think the wall above the burner needs some reflective warmth, but brilliant nontheless.
 
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