Painting Bronze Metal
Added 2023-10-12 19:00:04 +0000 UTCHey everyone, sorry for my late content upload, we have openend pandoras box at home and started renovation in the kids room. Its never ending and I wish we never started tbh. But to hold some smaller brushes back in my hands, I tried a bronze scheme on this little dude, model is from stationforge. I am not entirely happy and maybe I would tweak it a bit to get a more clear bronze, when there is something like that. But I can imagine this tone very well against a deck, bone or white color on any miniature.
Tomorrow I will be in netherlands and visiting the SMC on weekend with a german group. Maybe we will meet there, feel free to buy me a beer or two, I won't refuse xD
Jokes aside, would be fantastic to connect with patreons and community members. Don´t be shy, just say hello.
Next thing is that Im still sending out some champions for the painting competition. So I'm thinking of extending the timewindow to december, so everyone would have bit more time to finish it. I dont want to create stresslevel.
Thanks everone who is joining!!
Looking forward to all the results
Comments
well my paints aren´t mostly so thin, and when I dillute them to half glaze or something like that, then I let soak the paper most of the brush out, so yes! I also paint the overloaded paint on my wetpallet paper very often, and form a tip by twisting it.
Tamer Widerspan
2023-10-24 16:25:11 +0000 UTCHow do you not get pooling when your paint is so thin? Are you dabbing on a paper towel before putting paint on the model?
amarea
2023-10-24 14:49:55 +0000 UTCI'd appreciate an extended deadline, only as I've just joined! And 👋
antpaintsminis
2023-10-12 19:56:10 +0000 UTC
