I have finally finished Mephiston! And what a learning curve he was too. I’ll start off with some pictures and then say what I think!
I am very pleased with the results. In particular the sword. This is the first time I have done multiple blends – dark, to light and back again – on the same weapon and I think it turned out well. It looks smooth and the edges look sharp.
The wings worked well, I am pleased with how the yellow brightens the tips and highlights them too. The freehand on the cloak is some of my best work to date when it comes to freehand and although it took an age, I am sure I would be able to recreate the brocade pattern even better if I were to use it again.
Pipe Bloodletter adds amusement to the piece and I got to use the UV resin mixed with some green wash to create the horrid goo in the pipe with him. I love how that worked out. I am not convinced about the copper pipe itself, but regardless of that, the diorama works.
This is not the Mephiston I will be using on the table top though, he is too big and I do not want him to get damaged. I may have to paint another version of Mephiston in the future, but for now, I am content to just have this one!
Looks great Deb the sword is great, as you say it actually looks really sharp. On the copper pipe would a bit of GW copper rust work, just add a bit to it if your not happy with it?
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I think I am going to leave it as is for now. It gives me something to work on next time right? I will look at the copper rust work though and see what it is/does!
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That is stunning- a work of art.
Cheers,
Pete.
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Thanks Pete, I’m very proud of the result 🙂
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