I hope you didn't fell asleep in the time roman powers himself through the two workshops! I hope the mighty monkey gods give him the power and bananas he needs!
Meanwhile i finished the demonette from the first workshop:
Today was a nice day so i decided to start with my Carlos Conversion :)
There will drip some green slimy goo from the gun and like in aliens it will burn a whole through the ground ;)
Finally my blendings slowly get better.... i think today i made a big step forward .. at least i think so haha :D
I've bought some stuff today that's called "Fluid Medium" by Lukas for acrylic paints... i really love to paint with this stuff, i have less problems with my blendings, try the stuff out if you have the chance!
And finally i made some green and yellow glazes on the rotting grinning guy from mati :)
Still some work to do, i have to add more highlights and maybe i'll add more detail to the pupil, somehow i'm not quite pleased with it.
I'm really happy, tommorow i'll paint the whole day and monday is the big monkey reunion painting day, YEAH! Finally something going on!
And i got some ideas for my next projects... stay tuned!
Cheers,
Raffa
Uh uh ah ha hu aaahhhh aahhhh uh uh... now be sure that the banana god is with me - really looking forward to come home again... i mean home, it is really a good place to be, even cologne is wonderful too - home is home and i start to miss everything that makes my home so nice... To your painting: Wow! See you soon my friend! Regards Roman
ReplyDeleteahh damm, monkey gods, not banana gods... ahh my brain is dead, haha... another cool workshop day past today :)
ReplyDeleteWooooooha! The monkey-gods are really with you. The daemon-lady rocks! Impressive painting, full of atmosphere. Keep going. Regards Robert.
ReplyDeleteHi Raffa, Can you please elaborate on the usage of the fluid medium? Is this a slow dry medium that helps with wet-in-wet blending?
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Thomas
Hey Thomas,
ReplyDeleteit helps to bring a more even transparency to the acrylics and helps to even out the color.
It also helps the color to "flow" better from the brush...
It's a little hard to describe but i like the effekt very much even if it gives a little satin-matte finish (you can use matte acrylic finish at the end)
Cheers,
Raffa
Wow, great job!!
ReplyDeleteWhere do i get the modell with the flamer?
Is it 40k scale? I would know a great usage in my nurgle army!
love it ! greetz
Hey Alexander,
ReplyDeleteit's a converted Carlos from Kraken/Artefactory.
I used a heavy Flamer from a Sentinel, the rest is also from my 40k bitzbox.
cheers,
Raffa
Hey Raffa,
ReplyDeletecould you provide a link to the Lukas-medium, as I found several products and am not quite sure which one matches the one you used ;).
Hey Raffa!
ReplyDeleteGreat to see the finished Daemonette. She looks pretty nice, especially the Gem and stone in her hand.
As far as I can see the Carlos looks nice. The skin looks really well blended. Perhaps u could loose one or two more words about the Lukas Stuff...*cough* Tutorial*cough*
The bust is much better now, u read my critique on Maxpaint.
PS.: My Workshop Mini is finished but my girlfriend just brought an empty camera to me...Girls...*grr*.
mfg marc
Aaah very nice things......time goes by and my motivation is growing again when i see all the nice minis of you guys.
ReplyDeleteHey,
ReplyDeletesorry sorry sorry guys...
the fluid medium isn't from Lukas, it's from Schmincke ;)
"Schmincke Acryl Fluid-Medium" satin matte (there's also a gloss medium).
Cheers,
Raffa
Ah ok. This I did find. I already was in doubt about my googeling skills ^^.
ReplyDeleteThe Deamonette is pretty nice!...also you improved on this verison of Carlos...much better lights!
ReplyDeleteGreat work on that carlitos so far. The demonette is great, specially like her funky skintone. The demon...well it's even uglier than before. Thx for the paintjob monkeybrother !
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