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Posted: 13 Dec 2005, o 17:46
by LadyEyes
ToMaZ, just so you know... those pants are usually portrayed as being leather.

I like the gray, it looks good. But I tend to agree with Skrit that the overall color scheme is a little.... too tame. But, then again, this is very similar to the colors Jen Haley used for this model and most people loved it. So its just a personal taste thing.

Her face looks very nicely done, too. :D

Posted: 13 Dec 2005, o 17:57
by ToMaZ
it's leather, from a white cow then :p ;)

I didn't want to go for brown because of the cloak. Maybe the scheme is a bit dull atm, but there is going to be red or yellow details. So I hope I can pull it up a bit :)
I'm going to finish off the cloak last, because I'm not sure if I'm going to like it. I might change it then, but the problem will be what color to use again... probably. Maybe another tone of blue... lemme think about it.

THanks for the comments!! these help ^^

Posted: 13 Dec 2005, o 18:04
by LadyEyes
Just to ask, why aren't you making her blonde? The character in WM is blonde, so I thought I would ask why the decision to otherwise. Its not bad, I'm just curious.

Posted: 13 Dec 2005, o 18:08
by ToMaZ
because she's blonde in the WM fiction ^^ And the jen Haley version looked nice with red hair... And I like redheads :mrgreen:

Posted: 13 Dec 2005, o 18:11
by Skrit
Me too! :mrgreen: And if it's Dutch cow leather you should put black dots on it too!:P

Posted: 13 Dec 2005, o 19:01
by scarabstudio
The face is a bit too yellow in the creases imo. Maybe shade a darker brown in there. Looking good other than that :D

Tyler

Posted: 17 Dec 2005, o 01:07
by ToMaZ
ok guys, suggestions needed for the cloak. So I can finish this mini and get rid of it. The client is satisfied with the mini so far but he wants a different color for the cloak. Can't really blame him, I don't like it either. Problem is, he doesn't know a good colour... and I can't make up my mind. Bone/white, another shade of blue (a dark blue seems nice to me), a really really dark red (more like black with a reddish shine to it).... dunno dunno dunno...

Good news is that the client wants me to do more of his cygnar stuff :mrgreen:

Posted: 17 Dec 2005, o 02:01
by Skrit
I would go with the dark blue to stick with the colourscheme. (red is too warm Imho...) And maybe add some swirlies to it for more detail.

Posted: 17 Dec 2005, o 12:31
by Mordred
purple or deep red, definitely. the mini needs a contrasting colour to make it 'pop' . A vibrant shade of purple or red will do just that, and a little freehand pattern will give it another extra touch. I love what you have so far by the way ! can't wait to see this and some of your miniatures in real life.

Posted: 17 Dec 2005, o 20:41
by ToMaZ
Mordred wrote:can't wait to see this and some of your miniatures in real life.
Well then we have to meet again somewhere in the future ;) Since I'm entering the next golden goblins I'll probably see you there, and I could let you know when I'm coming to Antwerp again if you want.

btw thanx for the suggestions guys :)