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re: Cursed City Reveal
Posted on 2/20/21 at 6:36 pm to athenslife101
Posted on 2/20/21 at 6:36 pm to athenslife101
Soccer board.
Just kidding. Always thought painting miniatures looked fun, I'm just not artistic enough. I know they'd look like shite and I'd be throwing away money.
There are many table tops pushing $100. I don't think 200 is that unreasonable given it's 2 in 1 type deal.
Just kidding. Always thought painting miniatures looked fun, I'm just not artistic enough. I know they'd look like shite and I'd be throwing away money.
There are many table tops pushing $100. I don't think 200 is that unreasonable given it's 2 in 1 type deal.
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Posted on 2/20/21 at 6:47 pm to Barstools
Its definitely a skill and you will suck at first but anything worth doing isn't gonna be easy at the start.
Everyone's first ones look like shite.
Everyone's first ones look like shite.
Posted on 2/20/21 at 6:55 pm to Barstools
It’s something that you just have to do. And do more. And do more.
Things are pretty standardized for new people these days. At least to start out and start building skills.
Say you want to paint a cloak. Say red. Then you shade that same spot with a darker red mixed with water. Then you paint the raised edges with a lighter red. You’ve just created a realistic, 3D looking cloak. It’s that simple when starting out.
Things are pretty standardized for new people these days. At least to start out and start building skills.
Say you want to paint a cloak. Say red. Then you shade that same spot with a darker red mixed with water. Then you paint the raised edges with a lighter red. You’ve just created a realistic, 3D looking cloak. It’s that simple when starting out.
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