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Indochina jungle temple
- Thread starter Piet
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REally coming to life. 
Duke Maddog
Well-known member
This is looking better and better each time. The realism is spectacular. 
I also love the 'library' those ancient worshipers had that can be seen through the door! :woohoo: :woohoo:
I also love the 'library' those ancient worshipers had that can be seen through the door! :woohoo: :woohoo:
IT LIVES!
Piet
Well-known member
Blending oil paints ........German ocher, buff and white .
First i brush on some turpentine then i add small dots of paint ,
Than i start blending the paint with a flat brush slightly dampened with turpentine (make sure its not wet !)
And thanks to de base paint being Acrylic it really soaks up the paints.
Still a very long way to go .
First i brush on some turpentine then i add small dots of paint ,
Than i start blending the paint with a flat brush slightly dampened with turpentine (make sure its not wet !)
And thanks to de base paint being Acrylic it really soaks up the paints.
Still a very long way to go .
Duke Maddog
Well-known member
I like it. This keeps getting better and better, beyond my expectations. The color really makes this come alive. Keep going man!
This is fantastic, really appreciate the SBS showing the layering effect.
This i my first time doing an ancient building ''I am still learning''
If you got ideas/ suggestions ......
Only suggestion I got is... pass da
This is gittin' good!! :drinks
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