Docitalicus works in progress...New WIP on Apr 12
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Skrit
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Re: Tanka Wanka (Artefactory)
Wow, so very nice! A tutorial on how you've made this base would be awesome!
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Docitalicus
Re: Tanka Wanka (Artefactory)
I would love to be able to make a tutorial on it, but I reallly would not know where to start from...
What made it good, most probably was a good piece of wood: I live in the countriside and it is easy for me to go and look for living woods on sunday with my dog. Another good element was a little more attention to details. Extremely important to test all the elements on the base very carefully, nothing should really seem there for a chance, but becuase it fits in there. Moreover, a small plant and all its roots was, once dried, a perfect source for small, very tortured trees. Stones and other scenic elements, all tested before to glue them complete the construction.
As far as the paint is concerned, I tried to give some life to the tree, by enhancing the shadows first, and then the lights, making a lot of washes with black and brown. Then I started to diversify the colors, adding red and green, that works good together, in order to give some different aspect to some areas of the tree...I then last illuminate the top of the broken tree, enhancing the lights and tracing the edges with some stone grey or bleached bone...it just depends if you want cold or warm lights.
That was all I think...I hope you find it useful, even if not really a tutorial...maybe tips I would say...
ciao
Doc
What made it good, most probably was a good piece of wood: I live in the countriside and it is easy for me to go and look for living woods on sunday with my dog. Another good element was a little more attention to details. Extremely important to test all the elements on the base very carefully, nothing should really seem there for a chance, but becuase it fits in there. Moreover, a small plant and all its roots was, once dried, a perfect source for small, very tortured trees. Stones and other scenic elements, all tested before to glue them complete the construction.
As far as the paint is concerned, I tried to give some life to the tree, by enhancing the shadows first, and then the lights, making a lot of washes with black and brown. Then I started to diversify the colors, adding red and green, that works good together, in order to give some different aspect to some areas of the tree...I then last illuminate the top of the broken tree, enhancing the lights and tracing the edges with some stone grey or bleached bone...it just depends if you want cold or warm lights.
That was all I think...I hope you find it useful, even if not really a tutorial...maybe tips I would say...
ciao
Doc
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ScottRadom
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Re: Tanka Wanka (Artefactory)
This sure is turning into something awesome. Can't wait for more! I defo need to pick up this mini, though it's tough to think of coming near this epic work. This is going to come together amazing.
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Docitalicus
Re: Tanka Wanka (Artefactory)
update from the dark...any comments welcome...
The axe is not yet finished, the rest is almost finished, but I would consider any suggestions
thank you
Doc
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The axe is not yet finished, the rest is almost finished, but I would consider any suggestions
thank you
Doc
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ScottRadom
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Re: Tanka Wanka (Artefactory)
Fantastic! I really wanna paint this guy up! How big is the mini? It's 28mm scale right? But is it a large monster or a smaller model?
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Docitalicus
Re: Tanka Wanka (Artefactory)
ThanksScottRadom wrote:Fantastic! I really wanna paint this guy up! How big is the mini? It's 28mm scale right? But is it a large monster or a smaller model?
the height is 32-35 mm I guess, so the model is not that big and fun to paint
ciao
Doc
Re: Tanka Wanka (Artefactory)
Now that is a cool base! Fantastic! 
And I also like this mini. Very good skin, but this fur on his back is a little too bright for me. I'm waiting for more
And I also like this mini. Very good skin, but this fur on his back is a little too bright for me. I'm waiting for more
Pozdrawiam/Best regards
Sławomir Borysowski
Let’s put a smile on that face!
Sławomir Borysowski
Let’s put a smile on that face!
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Docitalicus
Re: Tanka Wanka (Artefactory)
small update, it is almost finished...
advices (apart from finally learning how to make decent pictures...)?
ciao
Doc
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advices (apart from finally learning how to make decent pictures...)?
ciao
Doc
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Nameless
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Re: Tanka Wanka (Artefactory)
is his belly finished? I suppose not.
why do his feet have different colour?
why do his feet have different colour?
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Docitalicus
Re: Tanka Wanka (Artefactory)
1) What has the belly wrong in your opinion? thanksNameless wrote:is his belly finished? I suppose not.
why do his feet have different colour?
2) the different color is recalling the chin color, I just wanted to differentiate a little
thanks for the comment
ciao
Doc