lordy an orkey
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Sven Jonsson
First of all you need to adjust the white balance of your camera. The 3d picture of the dwarf is much better then the rest.. doesn\'t have the same yellow cast. It is also possible do do it in a program.. but it might change the colours of the mini a bit too.
Lord: I really like the gritty style. It shows expecially on the picture which has descent white balance. The Nmm came out nice, I think it\'s good that you\'re bold with the contrast on it. There are some messier parts where it seems like paint are overlapping onto other parts. Try to define each part and turn the mini under the light and watch for small mistakes. There are also some small parts where it looks like there is chipped paint. He also seem to be standing on his toes which looks a bit wierd.
Ork: Nice and gritty! The way you paint metals suits your style. The brown shading on the skin looks very good as well. I agree that the skin needs more highlighting though.
Lord: I really like the gritty style. It shows expecially on the picture which has descent white balance. The Nmm came out nice, I think it\'s good that you\'re bold with the contrast on it. There are some messier parts where it seems like paint are overlapping onto other parts. Try to define each part and turn the mini under the light and watch for small mistakes. There are also some small parts where it looks like there is chipped paint. He also seem to be standing on his toes which looks a bit wierd.
Ork: Nice and gritty! The way you paint metals suits your style. The brown shading on the skin looks very good as well. I agree that the skin needs more highlighting though.
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the yellowness is maybe down to the light source?
Use white light like a halogen or daylight.
Failing that I bet some kind sould here could fun a filter through it!
Use white light like a halogen or daylight.
Failing that I bet some kind sould here could fun a filter through it!
They both look good. Little to add from what was said by others. For that yellow tinge to the photos, I find that the \"Autolevels\" function in GIMP works miracles. I am sure there is a comparable feature in Photoshop if that is what you use.
All the stuff on that Ork must have been a pain to paint - I would have been too intimidated to start.
Sevens from me!
All the stuff on that Ork must have been a pain to paint - I would have been too intimidated to start.
Sevens from me!
