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Figure painting warm-up

🕑 Added 2024-03-07 08:55:38 +0000 UTC

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Mike A.

I have a hunch it will look just like promotion stills from those old WW2 films! BTW Martin, I've been watching your old interview with Jon Bius. Great stuff!!!! I'm on Patreon with him too. Since I'm an aircraft modeler (only here to admire your work and expand my horizons), I found him as soon as I rekindled my modeling hobby (it was the pandemic, of course). I really, really like how you both found a way to scale back and nurture your passion instead of grinding through weekly slogs :D

Night Shift

I might do a fake historical photo once the diorama is finished :) Haven't done one of these in a long time!

Night Shift

It's true that the face is the most intimidating part of the process, but once you get the hang of it, it somehow becomes the easiest, at least in terms of effort and the end result ratio! Also, the shadows often are way too deep on my faces, especially the cheeks, but it's actually quite easy to go back with some of the darker skin colors and blend them in more with the rest of the face. And lastly, the red and blue glazes make a world of difference!

Night Shift

It needed some ghetto solutions on my end :D I attached him through the turret ring and he's sitting on a block of styrofoam that I've cut to the proper height.

Micheal Ibra

Man this looks amazing. Incredible work as always.

Justin

Looks cool I like the blue as it’s draws your attention to the guy , I think with so much detail and things to look at it helps give the viewers eye a place to start

Paul Garrity

Now there's an unhappy chappy! He fits in really well with the tank, neither look best pleased with their lot. The Goggles really look nice.

Rodger Dewberry

So good looking, the weathering is subtle but matches the photos I’ve seen,

Mike A.

Excellent. Once all the figures are done, it may be fun to photograph them in black and white to see how much the whole composition matches the B&W reference photos in overall effect :-)

Bob Yack

Bravo again. I keep learning that you cannot be afraid of going deeper in tone as it truly does look so much better. This has been a wonderful learning process. I also know my faces will never look that good !!

Danny Jeurissen

🏆🏆🏆

Chris Boehm

Incredible work as always. Could you elaborate on how you get a figure like that (namely torso and shoulders) into a hatch after it looks like the tank has been permanently sealed up? How do you insure it’s sitting at the right height? Thank you!