Those 10 plastic orcs are about 80% completed, but I hit a snag with the wash and am waiting on some acrylic inks I ordered to make up some usable Orc Flesh wash.
The goblins and Half-Orc have not progressed since I put the slightest amount of paint on them over the holidays. So maybe 10% done.
The Gobbo Bows have not been touched. So 0%.
My Vehicle entry is about 70% complete. I'm just trying to decide what color to paint the windows and lights on it and muster up the courage to try some weathering techniques. I've also added a couple of small vehicles that I've been daubing paint on while things dry.
I've also set myself the task of painting the Stygustan and Treyine armies for the battle I should have fought. I have separated the figures into groups based on their compliance with the rules of the competition. I may submit some for partial credit. I have documented their state at the start and will submit that with my finished pictures. I trust that fellow competition members will trust Curt to judge them accordingly.
Wet Palette 2.0
I had read about anothr version of the wet palette over at Creative Twilight here. I needed to change mine for a couple of reasons. First, the tupperware i was using was too damn big. I just don't have the room on my cluttered painting desk for it any more. Second, I was having trouble getting the hydration level right. I apparently lucked into the first time and had some trouble repeating it.
Right off the bat I can see that I've got the hydration right again. So I'll give you an update how it weent after today's painting session.
Materials Used:
- Plastic photo case 4" x 6"
- Reusable foam kitchen towel, cut to size
- parchment paper, cut to size
- Distilled water, to thickness of sponge
A hearty welcome to new follower head head, please let me know if you have a blog. I don't see one linked to you profile.
Happy painting everyone.
Hi Andrew. Give it a go, it's pretty easy.
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