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lemmy.world

A black oil wash to really bring out all the details and some silver drybrush or sponging on his blaster would be sick.

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lemmy.world

That's a good idea, I've only been painting for like a year or so now. I'm looking for better ways to make the details better, I've been experimenting with clear coats

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Oils are very popular as all over tools because once you get used to them they are quite easy.

Just do any of your acrylic main colors and do a clear varnish. Then the thinned oil paint wash on top, a black or brown color. Oil paints take days to dry, so you have a lot of time to push them around before you’re happy. Then just wait a few days and varnish again.

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