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Been busy , Dog Tag's 1/16 VC
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Joe Hudson
Master at Arms
A very nice star but if I may, the eyes look a little crossed. I have the same problem when I try to paint them straight ahead. Also the whites appear to be a little to bold. A good way to avoid both items is to paint the eye socket area with a burnt umber color. Then add a flesh color to the right or left, depending on whih way you would want the guy to be looking. I hope you do not mind but here is an example of what I am talking about.
Gimili is the size of a US quarter but you can still see his eyes and the next ones are 54 mm and a 150 mm bust. You can see even in the smallest to the largest no whites were used. I hope this helps and you do not mind.
Joe
Gimili is the size of a US quarter but you can still see his eyes and the next ones are 54 mm and a 150 mm bust. You can see even in the smallest to the largest no whites were used. I hope this helps and you do not mind.
Joe
Nice to see this type of commentary Joe. Everyone can learn something this way. I think Chevy's work is good, but the tones are very subtle and may look OK in person but under the camera looks rather monotoned.
Excellent tips and BTW, I think I know that Confederate, he looks really familiar, think he works Second Shift...
Excellent tips and BTW, I think I know that Confederate, he looks really familiar, think he works Second Shift...
Joe Hudson
Master at Arms
Hey Bob,
Thanks. I am sure it looks nice in person. I am just hoping what little I do know might be of some help.
One thing is it just might be the picture. I have seena nd DONE when taking pictures the biggest problem is that most..INCLUDING me do not adjust the white balance. This will always kind of wash out anything we do with our figures and etc.
BTW the Reb may work there??? lol
Joe
Thanks. I am sure it looks nice in person. I am just hoping what little I do know might be of some help.
One thing is it just might be the picture. I have seena nd DONE when taking pictures the biggest problem is that most..INCLUDING me do not adjust the white balance. This will always kind of wash out anything we do with our figures and etc.
BTW the Reb may work there??? lol
Joe