Circle of Orobos 'blog'

Dragyn · Post by **Dragyn** » 8 Jan 2007, o 19:38

While I currently have no place to paint, I am watching this one with interest especially as you start on the "Goggies" Tomaz!

Nice work so far.

I would be interested in that rust dirty metal blog if you get to it Demi!!!

Mike

Post by **Demi_morgana** » 8 Jan 2007, o 19:50

Dragyn wrote:I would be interested in that rust dirty metal blog if you get to it Demi!!!

I just have to decide if I am ready to share with such ultimate power with the rest of world!

Angel_of_Menoth · Post by **Angel_of_Menoth** » 8 Jan 2007, o 21:04

Great work so far, Thomas! I can't wait to see them finished. Hopefully Tanya can get back to hers soon.

ToMaZ · Post by **ToMaZ** » 8 Jan 2007, o 23:18

I painted the metallics today because I won't have much time to paint this week I think.
I've forgotten to take pics of the first 2-3 steps but they were basecoating and washing steps anyway;

I decided on some brass/verdegris metals. I think it would look nice with the brown and forest themed models.
Since it was all brown up to now, it would be a nice way to work in some green.

The metallics started of with a basecoat of VGC brassy brass (I love this color)
Then I washed it 2x with a mix of Dark Green Ink, some catachan green and VMC Matt Medium (to take away the shine of the ink.)
I started highlighting the the raised trims by adding P3's Rhulic Gold to the brass.
Then I added more and more VMC metallic medium to the mix.
After highlighting I applied some verdegris with a 2:1 mix of Hawk Turquoise and Dark green ink. (it builds up pretty fast)

Then I edged the trims with almost pure metallic medium (a bit of the brass mix was added)

I also did the hair. It started of with VMC Flat Earth, then highlighted by adding Yellow Ochre to the mix and after highlighting shaded a bit with a Flat earth + VMC burnt umber mix.
The cape was basecoated with burnt umber at this point, a dark brown with a bit of a greenish tint to it.

On to the pics (Time to close your eyes now)

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