[PL] Galeria Bohuna

Bohun · Post by **Bohun** » 2 Oct 2008, o 09:56

@IRKUCK: Powierzchniami, przez 'rz' Komu stawiasz pale?

illusionrip · Post by **illusionrip** » 2 Oct 2008, o 10:02

cool a new polish master painting

Post by **mahon** » 3 Oct 2008, o 07:25

:WOW:

Nooooo.... jesli pojawisz sie na GD to cos czuje ze miazga bedzie!
A ty bedziesz?

Bohun · Post by **Bohun** » 3 Oct 2008, o 16:38

Pojawie sie napewno, jeszcze nie wiem tylko z czym

Postaram sie zrobic cos naprawde w deche. To bedzie najlepsza praca w moim zyciu!

ToMaZ · Post by **ToMaZ** » 3 Oct 2008, o 17:36

I'm just playing Demi for a second: I use English in Polish forum!

Bohun could you tell me what colors you used for the metallics on the Apstolow Ciemnosci z Rakhama.

thank you (or maybe someone can ask him in Polish?)

Bohun · Post by **Bohun** » 3 Oct 2008, o 18:24

Ok, my metallics are quite unorthodox and might sound a bit complicated, but I try to explain as best as I can

The entire process consists of the following stages, which I'll explain later on:
1.Basing
2. Shading
3. Applying shadows
4. Rehighlighting
5. Glazing

1.For the base I always use Vellejo ALCOHOLIC metallic paints. They are very adherent, so you just need 1 layer of paint and have a brighter shine. For this piece I used Liquid Silver for base.

2. For shading I use transparent paints from Vallejo Model Color range. They are similar to inks, but I prefer them much more. My shades are always very diluted and consists of several colors each. Also, I ALWAYS ADD Matt Medium to the mix, otherwise they will be to brilliant. I apply several (from 3-10) shades of each mix. They need to be carefully placed, so that the paint won't bloat. To shorten the process of drying I use hairdryer

First mix: Smoke+Woodgrain+Natural Wood+Sepia (a kind of orange-brown mix)
Second mix:Smoke+Purple ink
Third mix:Smoke+Green ink+Blue ink

3.For shadows I use Smoke+Black ink+Matt Medium. The mix isn't too diluted. I just add a lot of Matt Medium. It is faster that way.

4. For rehighlighting I use a mix of Metal Medium+Smoke, but you can use any metallic paints. Final highlights are placed with Liquid Silver

5. Glazes are placed to add more tones to the metal and smooth the transitions between light and dark parts by adding midtones. They are much less diluted than shades and includes more Matt Medium. I used:
First mix: Natural Wood (light yellow for brightest parts)
Second mix: Woodgrain (intensive red-brown for medium parts)
Third mix: Purple ink (for medium parts)
Fourth mix: Green ink (for medium parts)
Fifth mix: Smoke (for medium and dark parts if the metals became too colorfull)

The last step is too apply several layers of matt varnish, which will reduce unnecessary briliance and add more texture.

Ok, that's it

I hope it will help you. If you've got any further questions, dont hesitate to ask!

ToMaZ · Post by **ToMaZ** » 4 Oct 2008, o 09:34

thanx! You can switch back to polish now

:)

Kotlet_Schabowy · Post by **Kotlet_Schabowy** » 4 Oct 2008, o 12:33

Gdzie Ty się kolego chowałeś z takim talentem?

Błękit na SM cholernie mi się podoba. W ogóle ta praca zapowiada się bardzo dobrze. Złoto faktycznie mogłoby być trochę mocniej rozjaśnione ,ale mogę się założyć ,że na żywo i tak wygląda dobrze.

Szary · Post by **Szary** » 4 Oct 2008, o 13:42

Bohun sie nie chowa. Tylko ćwiczy

Interesująca technika swoją drogą, chętnie przyjrzę się efektom na żywo by je lepiej docenić.

Post by **mahon** » 5 Oct 2008, o 15:01

PALA Z POLSKIEGO!!!

hahahaha, no to nam robaczywy mozg blysnal!

nie dosc ze nie pomylil jezyka to jeszcze zwrocil uwage na taki detal

A co do samego malowania - zrobiles wielkie postepy od naszego ostatniego spotkania. Wierze, ze te modele beda rownie ciekawe na zywo. Czyli: czekam na GD i mam nadzieje ze bedziesz na imprezie...