Corvus' WIPs
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Re: Corvus' WIPs
didn't know that edge highlighting works so well when just put on base color 
miniatures painted:
2011 - 83, 2012 - 38, 2013 - 45, 2014 - 56, 2015 - 95, 2016 - 106, 2017 - 22
2011 - 83, 2012 - 38, 2013 - 45, 2014 - 56, 2015 - 95, 2016 - 106, 2017 - 22
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Indeed, I'm very impressed aswell.sea.man wrote:didn't know that edge highlighting works so well when just put on base color
Is it a color mix you used there for the edge highlights or is it directly some kind blue grey (which I'd like to know which color it is exactly)?
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I'm not entirely sure what you guys are referring to, but it's a simple 4-step highlight.
First mix is 1:1 black:dark blue, after that I start adding light-grey blue and finally some white.
If you want to know the exact color names (Vallejo Model Color) I can look them up if you want.
First mix is 1:1 black:dark blue, after that I start adding light-grey blue and finally some white.
If you want to know the exact color names (Vallejo Model Color) I can look them up if you want.
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I hope it is clear now?
Actually I'm glad you like them. Personally I'm not always a big fan of edge highlighting. To be honest I think these figures look quite terrible on these pictures
But I wanted to use this technique for a time and see how the final product looks.
Actually I'm glad you like them. Personally I'm not always a big fan of edge highlighting. To be honest I think these figures look quite terrible on these pictures
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Yeah, you are.Corvus wrote:I hope it is clear now?
Actually I'm glad you like them. Personally I'm not always a big fan of edge highlighting. To be honest I think these figures look quite terrible on these picturesBut I wanted to use this technique for a time and see how the final product looks.
Perhaps for tabletop 4 step will surely be too much, but as for now, those looks great, and to be honest it inspired me for one of my mini and I'll have to give it a try cause as for now, I think it works really nicely and no, they're far from being terrible hehehe so final product look is awsome (but hey, that just me).
And yeah, when I looked at the Legion of the Damned of Games Workshop when they released it, I said on another forum: "woaw, so much of that, any 4yo kid could do the same job" (and I still think the same since the edge hightlights were brutal on those minis) but on yours, it's subtle, and looks awsome
I'll definitely need to have a go at your way of doing it
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Created a video that describes the process of painting the armour: https://corvusminiatures.blogspot.be/201 ... space.html
hope you like it
hope you like it
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Awsome! ThanksCorvus wrote:Created a video that describes the process of painting the armour: https://corvusminiatures.blogspot.be/201 ... space.html
hope you like it
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Re: Corvus' WIPs
Really cool effect you achieved.
I've never had enough patience to highlight all these blacks...
I've never had enough patience to highlight all these blacks...



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