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This is the model i have been painting ADMIN Editedfor months now so i cant tell is if finished or not no more. So i am asking do i need to change something or is it good as it is now?
I think it is but i ma not sure. I think i start seeing in green color after this one. Thanks in advance

Wow that's amazing!!!! I don't think you need anything, that looks awesome! About how long did it take to paint?

Base should be a different color so you can tell where the mini starts and the ground begins. The base being the same color makes it look like you airbrushed the mini and were to lazy to repaint the base.

That's a very good point. You could try painting it a dark brown maybe.

I have a problem whit my cam it a bit old , so base is lot lighter then him but my cam killed some colors so base is a bit flat on the pic :S.I don't know in time but i painted it for 1 month but i didn't paint every day.But he was painted whit noting but a brash i didn't use air brash .Thanks for help all i added some more darker colors and it great now thanks again

Are you going to post the new pics so we can see what it turned out like?

Wow that model looks awesome.

Norseman wrote:Base should be a different color so you can tell where the mini starts and the ground begins. The base being the same color makes it look like you airbrushed the mini and were to lazy to repaint the base.

Got to agree on this. The base should be darker so the model stands out more. Maybe mix in some dark browns and greens.

nice model here.

here are the comments:
the base, as stated, might be better in a different color, brown would add more contrast and a better reading of the model. Also the base looks fast finished compared to the model itself, a bit more of details and finishing would increase the overall quality of the work. If you look at the high score on CMON or GD winners, you'll see the base get as much attention as the model and that's the line between a good paint job and a great piece. Also, try to have a color that is not far away of the colour wheel otherwise it is ugly...

Contrasts. you have a good control on your blending, transitions are clean and smooth, but the overall reading is unclear, the focus point is more on the belly than the menacing face. Even if it is you to decide where you want people to look first, a higher contrast and a focus on the face would be, IMHO, a killing combo. also the spine looks a bit fast painted, the blood masking the visibility of an important detail here)

Lights: i don't know if you were following a zenith lightening, if yes the shoulders, the arms and the head should receive more lights and so be a tone or two or 10 lighter (again contrast is the key, and you have the blending skill to make it works) that the rest of model. if you are interest in this style of painting, there are plenty of good tutorials online.

Overall it is a great model. but i see it more an awesome gaming piece than a display model (no harm intended, i try to be constructive in my criticism)

Keep up the good work

Cheers

J

Wow. He knows what he's talking about. Thats some good advice for you right there.

Thanks so much for the help friends , especially Jul your advices where splendid and gave me a cool idea for a new project . Again ty all so much

Are you going to start a new thread for your new project?

Yes ,when i start it i am still sick so no painting for me for some time

Can I ask what the project is going to be?