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Other Stuff => Workbench => Topic started by: Zafarelli on January 19, 2012, 03:43:09 PM
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I spent the last weekend at a painting workshop in Hamburg, a rather unique experience I would like to recommend to anyone wo wants to improve their painting skill above basecoat-highlight-wash, which is basically what I did up to now ;)
The workshop was hosted by Roman from the Massive Voodoo blog (http://massivevoodoo.blogspot.com/), and had a very good mix of theoretical lessons and time to practice. A few things I already knew from art lessons at school (back then...), but never managed to translate these into miniature painting. I also learned quite a lot of stuff unknown to me, about building a proper display base, consistency of paint, the impact of the direction of brush strokes, blending skin, doing eyes, various effects like snow, water and blood, and quite a lot of other stuff.
The miniature to be painted was a GW Daemonette, a miniature I would never ever have painted, hadn't I been forced to. But in the end, I enjoyed it. Quite a lot, I have to say.
So if anyone gets the chance to participate, please do 8)
Anyway, here is what I managed to finish.
(http://pictures.pardulon-models.com/workbench/workshop2012_1.jpg)
(http://pictures.pardulon-models.com/workbench/workshop2012_2.jpg)
(http://pictures.pardulon-models.com/workbench/workshop2012_3.jpg)
(http://pictures.pardulon-models.com/workbench/workshop2012_4.jpg)
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looks very nice (The Painting,not the Mini lol) i went to a Tamiya Workshop a few Years back,was very helpfull too even if it was basicly about how to use Filters,Pigments etc ::)