So, in the last post, as well as on Facebook, I raised the question whether to remove the shoulder guards of my female Farseer conversion or not. I got a lot of different replies, but in the end I decided to keep them, mainly because I didn’t want to screw up the model. Removing the shoulder guards would have meant that I’d had to resculpt the whole shoulder area.
Now I started painting her and so far I managed to complete her robes, the cape, the shoulder guards and the brassy ornaments. I decided to paint the cape in a different colour, to create a visual seperation between what I consider to be an slim turquoise dress, and a wider dark blue cape. I think it makes her appear slimmer than if I had painted all the clothes turquoise.
How do you like the progress so far?
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Good progress. Paint seems a bit thick in places?
The face creeps me out haha in a good way though. I like the hollow eyes. Nice blue colors too!
Looking great so far. Quick question, why are the eyes painted black? Do you paint the eyes before painting the skin? This all of a sudden seems like a great idea…
Yeah, I paint the eyes black, then add two white dots at the sides, use black again to tidy everything up and then paint the skin. I think it's much easier than painting the skin first and the eyes after.
You've just blown my mind