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Painting Colette The Avatar of Deception: Make-up
May 16, 2013 by elromanozo
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So I’m trying to work with very dilute paints as you suggest, but I’m finding that even with a fine brush and not much on the brush that it tends to seep into crevices which doesn’t look great when you’re trying to do highlighting. I see you have some of the same issues… is this common?
It is quite common… It takes patience and technique to have proper consistency. Especially when you try to do it for a camera ! 😉 The trick is that, really, in theory, you shouldn’t even see the paint on the brush. Then you do several extreeeeemely translucent coats. The camera wouldn’ pick it up, and it wouldn’t do viewers any good to see me do it… Well, maybe one day i’ll do it, just to show you. But I prefer to give you the jist of the technique so that you can train and refine it at home. Not everyone… Read more »
Yes, very much so! Thanks for the inspiration. Almost finished my CitiDef team for Judge Dredd miniatures. Lots yet to do, so I’ll have to think about how to become more efficient.
Thank you for watching, and for the kind words !
Exquisite work. I had my monitor on 200% and I could still barely make out the detail, much less the gradients. Superb.
I’m terribly sorry… I’ll try and show my work better next time, but the whole face is less than 4mm wide…
This camera didn’t go that close, I think.
Let me try out this dry, British wit.
The discipline and skill necessary for quality commentary far exceeds that of any other skill a person can acquire… say of painting models or producing a video tutorial. You have proved this perfectly. Your comment has been the high point of my day and has helped us all become better people.
Nope, I just sounded spiteful.