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Post by tonylee-Rest In Peace on Jan 19, 2012 10:16:33 GMT -5
The tunic is MIG Field Grey Oil. The trousers are MIG Field Grey with Mig German Ochre oil to lighten.   The Field Grey just don't look right to me,is it really just a dark green?  Is there someway to save this without stripping and starting over or is it OK to go ahead and add the shading? I've got a pretty good inventory of oils, mostly W/N Thanks for the help Tony |
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Post by 406 Silverado on Jan 19, 2012 10:26:58 GMT -5
Well Tony I really don't do figs so not much help from me bro. The fig guys will be able to help you out for sure.
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Post by tonylee-Rest In Peace on Jan 19, 2012 12:31:47 GMT -5
How about now   I also took the high light field grey and made a thin wash and went over the trousers to put a hint of grey hue to them. Tony |
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Post by tonylee-Rest In Peace on Jan 19, 2012 12:55:39 GMT -5
OH ME Frank, right now i'm working on step #1 of the learning process,just getting the paint on the figure without making too big of a mess. All that fancy stuff ain't even a twinkle in my eye yet ;D
What you said first makes sense though.
Thanks
Tony
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Post by tonylee-Rest In Peace on Jan 19, 2012 13:31:05 GMT -5
Thanks Mate
It's in the dehydrator as we speak.
Tony
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Post by itsonlyakit on Jan 28, 2012 0:13:07 GMT -5
Really like the realistic flesh tones you have created. Oil paint blending capabilities are hard to describe until you try them and since you have stated you have some of the oils by MIG means to me you are new to oil paint usage. Good for you. Some modellers I know are terrified by the word OILS. Another way of helping oil paint to dry a bit faster and take some gloss out of it is to place your dab of paint on a piece of card stock (like the card stock used for matting artwork) after 20 minutes it absorbs a certain amount of oil then take the pigment balance and put on non absorbent palette.While waiting for oil painted figure to dry I some times put my wet palette in the freezer to delay its drying till I get back to my figure. I never try to finish a figure in one sitting, patience is needed and is rewarded. Cheers eh!
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