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nice paint ups chap
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Awesome!
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All f them look great but I particularly like the blond at the top.
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Thanks guys!
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Re: a few female figures finished
Hey PZ !
I'm just now starting to do some small scale figures but I'm having trouble getting the skin to look smooth. I get a graininess to the surface. What am I doing wrong ?
I'm just now starting to do some small scale figures but I'm having trouble getting the skin to look smooth. I get a graininess to the surface. What am I doing wrong ?
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Wow, those look really nice! The photography is top notch too!
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Re: a few female figures finished
Thankyou Joker...
Ellis, I usually use my airbrush for skin tones, but try diluted your paint ..using it straight from the bottle is too thick for miniatures..distilled water works best. build your tones up in layers..meaning, dont try and get the next tone with one swipe..once your base color is on,then use really thin paint...not too thin though..you dont want it watery
Ellis, I usually use my airbrush for skin tones, but try diluted your paint ..using it straight from the bottle is too thick for miniatures..distilled water works best. build your tones up in layers..meaning, dont try and get the next tone with one swipe..once your base color is on,then use really thin paint...not too thin though..you dont want it watery
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Completely agree with PZ. What I would suggest (if you don't already use one) is to get yourself a wet palette.pzcreations wrote:Thankyou Joker...
Ellis, I usually use my airbrush for skin tones, but try diluted your paint ..using it straight from the bottle is too thick for miniatures..distilled water works best. build your tones up in layers..meaning, dont try and get the next tone with one swipe..once your base color is on,then use really thin paint...not too thin though..you dont want it watery
This is the one I have - https://www.amazon.com/Sta-Wet-Palette- ... et+palette
They give you special paper, but you could use parchment paper just as easily.
Besides keeping specially mixed colors from drying before you're finished using it, you can make the paints as diluted as you like. HTH