What do you think
this is what i mean by the photo being to big(see picture size in General forum)
james
this is what i mean by the photo being to big(see picture size in General forum)
james
Warrior priest
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Beelzebrush
Active member
The picture size seems okay to me... Do you mean that the figure is too big within the pictures? If so, just leave more space around the figure when you crop, then resize to whatever you want... hey presto, smaller figure 
demonherald
New member
I know what you mean on size in some cases .. a lot of models photgraphed at arms length can look awesome but get in close and the flaws really show..(bit like the GW step by step close ups.)
however the photo is sound for some critique. If anythg a little dark and has a yellowy glow to it..The head shot at the bottom is a lot better
to the model.
I\'m liking what you\'ve done and definitely shows some improvement and new techniques for you.
The NMM is comig on well just needs a little more contrast so the light points are very light and the darker points dark..(make sense ? )
The lines on the bottom of the robes work well and the overall colour scheme works well.
looks like you are getting to a good level of painting I would probably say the next best step you could make for improving further is to take your time a bit more and start to think a little about seperating detail areas a little better .
Just providing deeper shading or lining around areas such as the weapon shaft and between clothing layers etc .just to help really define these areas.
overall good work though keep it up..
however the photo is sound for some critique. If anythg a little dark and has a yellowy glow to it..The head shot at the bottom is a lot better
to the model.
I\'m liking what you\'ve done and definitely shows some improvement and new techniques for you.
The NMM is comig on well just needs a little more contrast so the light points are very light and the darker points dark..(make sense ? )
The lines on the bottom of the robes work well and the overall colour scheme works well.
looks like you are getting to a good level of painting I would probably say the next best step you could make for improving further is to take your time a bit more and start to think a little about seperating detail areas a little better .
Just providing deeper shading or lining around areas such as the weapon shaft and between clothing layers etc .just to help really define these areas.
overall good work though keep it up..
It\'s the bulbs you are using that is giving the photo such an odd look I\'d guess. Are you using normal ones rather than daylight bulbs, because that\'ll give your pictures the yellow tint.
The huge pics will hurt your score because everything is so blown up it makes it look less smooth, but they mean it is easier to give feedback on the model so not all bad.
The metals need to go all the way up to white highlights on the edges to make them pop, and the skin perhaps needs more contrast. The blood on the hammer is a tad ott too.
Robes look good, but with the photos it is hard to tell really.
The huge pics will hurt your score because everything is so blown up it makes it look less smooth, but they mean it is easier to give feedback on the model so not all bad.
The metals need to go all the way up to white highlights on the edges to make them pop, and the skin perhaps needs more contrast. The blood on the hammer is a tad ott too.
Robes look good, but with the photos it is hard to tell really.
