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Re: RE: Bushido-Slayer Sword winner Baltiore

Posted: 19 May 2005, o 19:20
by Slawek
mahon wrote:I think the solidarity of Space Marines fans...
Mhmmm... What about legs?
If you read a topic caerfully you will find some bad mojo there :twisted:

Always you find some jealous guy who want to post something orginal and say "Wrong legs- you shouldn'receive that SSword"

Slawek

Re: RE: Bushido-Slayer Sword winner Baltiore

Posted: 25 May 2005, o 16:18
by bushido
LadyEyes wrote:*ROFLMAO* I use those brands of paint!!!

I always catch so much crap for using my cheap hobby paints, and he won a slayer sword using the same brands! Granted, I don't paint nearly as well as him, but at least I have something to say back to the people that make fun of my paints! :D
Hah. Don't let it get to you. If you want, I can lend you the sword to back up your claims... Whack somebody with that thing and they'll never make fun of you again. :wink:

The B&C is great, but you inevitably get the "bad apple" that tries to make things rough for the other members. I can see where that guy was coming from, though.

I wish I were better at explaining my technique so that I could be of more use to the online community. I often feel that it would make things 100 times easier if I could invite you all over to watch how I paint. I just can't seem to adequately explain what I do...and someone is invariably left going "huh?"

RE: Re: RE: Bushido-Slayer Sword winner Baltiore

Posted: 25 May 2005, o 16:22
by Skrit
Hey Bushido, great to see you here. Welcome and a belated congrats on winning the sword! :D

RE: Re: RE: Bushido-Slayer Sword winner Baltiore

Posted: 25 May 2005, o 16:27
by mahon
You know, when I come around I will send you a PM to discuss painting over a glass or two ;)
But hey, it's not going to happen so soon :(

The fact I love about the online communities is that you can talk and explain experiences with people you would never meet in person. If I have the choice of talking online or not talking to them at all - my choice is pretty obvious ;)

Anyway - even the list of the colors and the closeups were of much help to many of us. Great job, Bushido!

Just one more thing - one day, when you won't need THE sword, send it over to me so that I can take a photo of myself with it :idea:
ok ok, joking only :(

RE: Re: RE: Bushido-Slayer Sword winner Baltiore

Posted: 25 May 2005, o 16:41
by endrem
Welcome Bushido and congratulations to the Sword. It is an honour to have such great painters here :).

RE: Re: RE: Bushido-Slayer Sword winner Baltiore

Posted: 25 May 2005, o 17:29
by ToMaZ
Hi bushido! Congrats on the sword and stunnig unit! And if a tutorial helps, even just a little, it's worth reading it IMO :) And yours is good.

Re: RE: Bushido-Slayer Sword winner Baltiore

Posted: 25 May 2005, o 20:02
by LadyEyes
bushido wrote:I often feel that it would make things 100 times easier if I could invite you all over to watch how I paint. I just can't seem to adequately explain what I do...and someone is invariably left going "huh?"
Hey, so does that mean when I'm in the Orlando area later this summer I'm invited over for painting lessons? :D ;)

Name your drink of choice and if I can get it I'll bring it! :D

And thanks for the offer of loaning the sword. Maybe I'll just threaten them with you wacking them with the sword! :D You're bigger and more intimidating looking than me. :lol:

RE: Re: RE: Bushido-Slayer Sword winner Baltiore

Posted: 25 May 2005, o 20:28
by Lai
Welcome and Congratulations!:D

maybe there is a way to put online some streaming video on how you paint :)

RE: Re: RE: Bushido-Slayer Sword winner Baltiore

Posted: 25 May 2005, o 23:33
by mahon
LOL (video) but if the size would be reasonable I could even host it...

Re: RE: Bushido-Slayer Sword winner Baltiore

Posted: 27 May 2005, o 09:41
by Trovarion
bushido wrote: I wish I were better at explaining my technique so that I could be of more use to the online community. I often feel that it would make things 100 times easier if I could invite you all over to watch how I paint. I just can't seem to adequately explain what I do...and someone is invariably left going "huh?"
don't worry, I think it's impossible to TELL someone how you are painting, you can only teach someone by showing. Of course it also helps when you give the colors and a description, but if the guy you're explaining it to can't imagine/doesn't know there is another way to paint than how he's painting (I often hear "oooh...you paint with the lenght of the brush, not the tip...?!" when I explain/show people) then he probably won't imagine that...

(Sorry, it's early morning and I'm not awake yet :mrgreen: )

e.g. when people ask me: how are you painting NMM on weapons...? I can't just say "I use wetblending" or "I use layering" to paint the gradient, because it is a more dynamic way of painting, I just use whatever I need in the given situation...