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Awesome sight! I'm really impressed about how you pushed this great paintjob through your whole army. That really deserves my respect as it's quite uncommon to see a painted army and much more unlikely with so much devotion.
It's definitely time for a new army shot of my Defenders of Vraks… ^^
I'd be pleased about you dropping in on my blog.
Hallo Anonymous,
natürlich kann sich durch die Fotografie und Ausleichtung der Farbeindruck etwas ändern, evtl macht auch der Lack den Farbton etwas satter. Was sich aber denke ich noch stärker auswirkt, sind die extremen Kantenakzente. Ich wundere mich beim Malen auch immer wieder, wie das eher flache Mordian Blue durch die Akzente viel dunkler und leuchtender wirkt. Probiers selbst mal mit dünnen Kantenakzenten aus, ich verwende einen Akzent mit Ultramarines Blue und danach VGC Steel Blue (du kannst auch etwas Space Wolves Grey ins Ultramarine Blue mischen, wenn du das nicht hast).
Hm…
Irgendwie verstehe ich es nicht. Deine Ultras haben auf den Bildern exakt den Farbton den ich auch für meine Ultras gerne hätte.
Ich vergleiche mein Mordian Blue schon die ganze Zeit mit deinen Minis, aber irgenwie scheint meines viel heller zu sein als deines und erreicht bei weitem nicht den satten Farbton wie zum Beispiel den deiner Venerable.
Hast du die Minis noch nachbehandelt, kommt das durch die Fotografie oder hab ich einfach etwas übersehen? Das ist doch einfach Mordian auf einer schwarzen Grundierung…
Nice work Stahly. Just saw these guys on the Australian GW site.
Emilio101
That is an absolutely beautiful army.
I just recently started following your blog. I'm fascinated by your painting style. It's perfection, super clean, but so expressive. I would love to have an army painted to that standard. Keep up the great updates and pictures! Check out my blog if you like, though the quality of painting is nothing like this. I hope I can learn a bit from watching your blog. Cheers!
Fantastic work!