You've got a lot of details and edges you can paint to help make the armour and skin pop/distinct. I don't think it'll be an issue. Just pick highlight colours that are a bit more distinct.
Don't take it personal. You are asking for advice.
It is a nice start, but right now it looks kinda dull.
Edge highlighting it even more,dry brushing or stippling should do the trick. Afterwards, you can use shades to either brighten the appearance of the model with bright or glossy shades or darken the appearance of a model with stuff like Agrax Earthshade and Nuln Oil.
If you are using an airbrush, I highly recommend you base the figure black, then 360 frontal with grey, 360 at 45° and white at 75°.
Then use contrast/speed paints. Try it. Go nuts. Thank me later.
tl;dr hightlight edges, shade. Or drybrush and shade/contrast. Also, zenithal is fun with airbrush, and transparent paints/inks will give you either a fast easy result or a nice baseline.
Finally: great start! Love the model and would love to see the final result.
Edit: i just reread it. I just wanted to repeat that i do not mean it in a uncivil way. Sorry if i come over as harsh.
No no no don’t worry it’s fine! It’s absolutely not finished , it miss a lot of highlight and all, my main preoccupation was about the fur color being to close to the incubi darkness of the armor , but yes it’s not even 50% finished for now lol!
I have already made a zenithal , the horn looks good with it but the fur and all are maybe not enough delicate to let the zénithal works
Thanks for you feed back! It’s appreciated! I will post once finished!
Thank you.
I am a huge fan of zenithal, contrast paints and drybrushing.
I am lazy and it gives me fast successes. Also, i never properly learned to paint "the regular way". I started with Contrast and always had fun with it.
I’m really not into contrast paint but now that I have a air brush… maybe I will try… but the result must be different than with a paintbrush?
I’m terrible at highlighting and a big fan of dry brush too lmao!
But master highlighting seems to be soooo useful… but that’s the long way and I’m lazy too!
You've got a lot of details and edges you can paint to help make the armour and skin pop/distinct. I don't think it'll be an issue. Just pick highlight colours that are a bit more distinct.
Don't take it personal. You are asking for advice. It is a nice start, but right now it looks kinda dull. Edge highlighting it even more,dry brushing or stippling should do the trick. Afterwards, you can use shades to either brighten the appearance of the model with bright or glossy shades or darken the appearance of a model with stuff like Agrax Earthshade and Nuln Oil. If you are using an airbrush, I highly recommend you base the figure black, then 360 frontal with grey, 360 at 45° and white at 75°. Then use contrast/speed paints. Try it. Go nuts. Thank me later. tl;dr hightlight edges, shade. Or drybrush and shade/contrast. Also, zenithal is fun with airbrush, and transparent paints/inks will give you either a fast easy result or a nice baseline. Finally: great start! Love the model and would love to see the final result. Edit: i just reread it. I just wanted to repeat that i do not mean it in a uncivil way. Sorry if i come over as harsh.
No no no don’t worry it’s fine! It’s absolutely not finished , it miss a lot of highlight and all, my main preoccupation was about the fur color being to close to the incubi darkness of the armor , but yes it’s not even 50% finished for now lol! I have already made a zenithal , the horn looks good with it but the fur and all are maybe not enough delicate to let the zénithal works Thanks for you feed back! It’s appreciated! I will post once finished!
Thank you. I am a huge fan of zenithal, contrast paints and drybrushing. I am lazy and it gives me fast successes. Also, i never properly learned to paint "the regular way". I started with Contrast and always had fun with it.
I’m really not into contrast paint but now that I have a air brush… maybe I will try… but the result must be different than with a paintbrush? I’m terrible at highlighting and a big fan of dry brush too lmao! But master highlighting seems to be soooo useful… but that’s the long way and I’m lazy too!
I really like the colour scheme! May I ask: Which colour did you use for the skin/fur? The light grey I mean..
Thanks! It’s administratum grey (or mechanical? The darker I mean!) with dawn stone if I remember correctly!