I applied semi-transparent layers on the original skin tone. Went more opaque on the hair and eyes.
Wow! What medium do you use to get the semi-transparent layers effect!? Looks really nice~
I applied semi-transparent layers on the original skin tone. Went more opaque on the hair and eyes.
OK, I got mine ready. It's got Soveirgn studios Clothes (which are amazing , everything is the right size, plus it's got a hot toys body, plus Paul Carson's head, a resin hat, and an awesome re paint from cheungkinmen!
Love to see a larger picture of that figure. Looks great.
Acrylic based paints. Thinned with water in combination with dry brush techniques and fine detailing. It's a combo that's never the same when I re-paint a sculpt.Wow! What medium do you use to get the semi-transparent layers effect!? Looks really nice~
Acrylic based paints. Thinned with water in combination with dry brush techniques and fine detailing. It's a combo that's never the same when I re-paint a sculpt.
Make sure you have a dry sponge or paper towel handy when using the watered down mix...to blot it off if you don't like it.Thanks! I will try it out!
Make sure you have a dry sponge or paper towel handy when using the watered down mix...to blot it off if you don't like it.
That works or any water based acrylic.kyekye... dont know what he used.. but Liquitex acrylics are great quality.. just get the "soft body" acrylics as they are more fluid.. available at Michaels etc..
Any specific brand of Acrylic color you use? I know there are tones of different ones.
kyekye... dont know what he used.. but Liquitex acrylics are great quality.. just get the "soft body" acrylics as they are more fluid.. available at Michaels etc..
That works or any water based acrylic.
I recommend Vallejo. Superb finish and a great range of colours.
Just received Michael Fisher's whip & holster. I was happy with how I'd distressed sideshow's but Mike's work just adds a higher level of cool to any Indy figure.
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