This time a strange painting work for our collection.
In these days commission works are mainly Napoleonics and SYW,
so I needed a "painting escape".
I also used these miniatures, Princess and her minions, to test some new colours
and washings...so for your curiosity here are some pics of
this brunette Princess from the Hell Dorado range... :-)
The Princess...
Her minions...
And the complete band...
Happy Wargaming to All!
That´s lovely!!!
RispondiEliminaThank you Paul...and are you preparing your readhead? ;-)
EliminaMarzio.
Hey there,
RispondiEliminaRemember you ran a competition back last year, where you offered to paint a few minis for me, I posted them out to you in December, and i was just wondering if you ever recieved them, or if they have dissappeared in shipping. Any info you have would be great!
Derek.
Don' t worry Derek, your miniatures arrived and are primed and with base colours at present... :-)
EliminaMarzio.
Phew! ;)
EliminaNot rushing you to finish them though... ;P
;-)
EliminaHow wonderful!
RispondiEliminaThank you Michael ;-)
EliminaMarzio.
She's a beauty my friend.
RispondiEliminaA brunette beauty Francis... ;-)
EliminaMarzio.
Definitely!
EliminaOooh she's gorgeous! I'd like to know how you got the fabric to look almost transparent. The horse is magnificent and her familiars are way cool.
RispondiEliminaI'm doomed I tell you, doomed!
A gorgeous brunette ;-)
EliminaFor the transparent fabric paint the skin tones as usual and then use small amount of washing on the skin. In this case I preferred a simple transparent effect with two white washings. Or you can apply only one layer of washing to increase the "nude effect" and then paint some embroidered motif...
And thank you for your words :-)
By the way...a doomed Irish woman?...Impossible :-)
Marzio.
This is a technique that I really want to get a handle on as I want to use it in future to paint some silk stockings on a figure (not on my piece for our duel). I've got Little Miss Muffet and a Fraulein Bar Wench that have stockings and they would look good done with this kind of technique.
EliminaOh yeah, I plan on losing this contest, but I plan on having fun while I do it. I'll have to get with you and Paul to set a date and basic rules for the competition. I'll need till the middle of August as I'm working on 2 competition figures right now. Can I reach you via Facebook PM?
A blonde Fraulein coming soon on your blog pages? :-)
EliminaThe technique is not difficult. You have to take care of the washing layers.
Middle of August is good for me and sure, you can reach me via FB PM ;-)
Marzio.
Oh sommo Vate,
RispondiEliminaNon ho parole: ma una sola "spettacolare"
..se sapessi dipingere come te sarei l'uomo più felice di questa terra.
Raccontaci qualche dettaglio della tua arte.ciao
Ale
Esagerato...
EliminaAd ogni modo grazie per i complimenti ma per essere felici basta anche altro... ;-)
Farò una painting guide appena possibile ma qualcosa ho già detto nella risposta ad Anne :-)
Salutissimi.
Marzio.
And thanks for your kind words :-)
RispondiEliminaMarzio.
Wonderfull painted figures!!!!
RispondiEliminaGreetings
Peter
Thank you Peter and happy wargaming :-)
EliminaMarzio.
Great job, Foggy!
RispondiEliminaThank you Jay, my Zamonian experience was of great help ;-)
EliminaMarzio.
Very nice paintjob, great work on the colors!
RispondiEliminaThank you Phil and enjoy your holydays :-)
EliminaMarzio.
Very very nice!!!
RispondiEliminaThank you thank you Rodger ;-)
EliminaMarzio.
Wonderful job on the Princess. She looks great.
RispondiEliminaThe Princess likes your kind words... :-)
RispondiEliminaMarzio.