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RE: Re: RE: Glazing - how to?
Posted: 23 Jul 2007, o 13:02
by mahon
sure thing - he surely meant 'with pics'

RE: Re: RE: Glazing - how to?
Posted: 23 Jul 2007, o 13:17
by illusionrip
YEP.....it better to undestand....and if you are nice, nameless, may be i'll drop some theory draw
ask ANA, she gets one yesterday

Re: RE: Re: RE: Glazing - how to?
Posted: 23 Jul 2007, o 13:20
by Nameless
illusionrip wrote:if you are nice, nameless
sounds scary... what do you mean by 'being nice'?
I have to be cautious, especially after watching youtube movie you recently posted

RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: Glazing - how to?
Posted: 23 Jul 2007, o 13:36
by illusionrip
i told you french style....
so, style want a tuto ?

Posted: 23 Jul 2007, o 14:03
by NAVARRO
Posted: 3 Sep 2007, o 05:09
by Skullcrafts
There is a most excellent glaze tutorial at Brushthralls.com if you click
here.
As for me, I use glaze mediums all the time. I paint my figures just like most everyone else does, layering and highlighting. I then apply darker tones of glazes over what I've already painted (usually of the same colors) and then wet-blend highlights...with maybe a bit of feathering. Glazes are fun to use once you get the hang of it.

Posted: 3 Sep 2007, o 08:01
by Nameless
@Stefan - yup, I'm definitely interested, although I'd love to see with my own eyes how you do it
@Nav and Skullcrafts - thanks for links! Gonna check them out soon.
Posted: 10 Oct 2007, o 14:30
by illusionrip
i learn to use my camera and my mac
so there will be better things later
sorry
in fact it's jsut a test to see if all the process works
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3IM-8pJ ... 62&index=0
Posted: 10 Oct 2007, o 14:54
by Demi_morgana
Stefan superstar!

waiting for more
Posted: 10 Oct 2007, o 14:57
by illusionrip
and i have the dubbed version in poland done by myself
but i was so afraid you die of laugh that i put the light version ;p