Great painting demo, thans very much for sharing! I loved how you used the pencils and the inks for the weathering. Easy and very effective. One small piece of technical advice: the very dark (almost black) background you are using, causes the camera to overexpose (trying to get to mid grey by default), which in many shots results in the light colored model to be almost completely washed-out. Using a medium grey backround (or even a colored one but at a medium value) helps the camera auto exposure to show the scene (and the model) much more clearly. Btw, using a purely white background has the opposite effect, with the model underexposed, shown very dark. Thanks again.
For me, the model was perfect, just before applying the inks. Afterwards it looks too used and trashy for my taste. But that's just me, nevertheless great work.
Great tips! Panel-lining using Wargame washes and weathering with inks was helpful.
great job !!!
Great painting demo, thans very much for sharing! I loved how you used the pencils and the inks for the weathering. Easy and very effective. One small piece of technical advice: the very dark (almost black) background you are using, causes the camera to overexpose (trying to get to mid grey by default), which in many shots results in the light colored model to be almost completely washed-out. Using a medium grey backround (or even a colored one but at a medium value) helps the camera auto exposure to show the scene (and the model) much more clearly. Btw, using a purely white background has the opposite effect, with the model underexposed, shown very dark. Thanks again.
Thanks for your comment. We will keep this in mind for next time
may the fourth be with you!
For me, the model was perfect, just before applying the inks. Afterwards it looks too used and trashy for my taste. But that's just me, nevertheless great work.
That was my thought, too. The streaking with the acrylic inks was a step too far. Perfect before that.