These videos are always so helpful and give me a lot to think about! I think If anything I need to work on or get is brushes, I’ve been using hobby lobby brushes and while they get the job done, they don’t last very long, I recently got me some monument hobbies brushes, and I’m quite excited to try them!
Thanks! I have a monument hobbies brush, it's a good brush for a pretty good price. That should be useful for touch ups, highlights, and fine details. You may also want some brush soap to keep it in good shape, they can last for a long time if you care for them. Thanks for watching!
Good lesson list! Most of these could break down into more involved talks like #3, example people have to consider not only on the warmth of their light but consider the wash out that can happen if too much light, as well as stopping to look at the model under regular light to see what it will actually look like on display or on the table. All the cool photos people post online tend to be under controlled environment and light, and it will look different in hand, I mean how often do we see a model that is under a coloured light that helps pull the models paintjob together?
These videos are always so helpful and give me a lot to think about! I think If anything I need to work on or get is brushes, I’ve been using hobby lobby brushes and while they get the job done, they don’t last very long, I recently got me some monument hobbies brushes, and I’m quite excited to try them!
Thanks! I have a monument hobbies brush, it's a good brush for a pretty good price. That should be useful for touch ups, highlights, and fine details. You may also want some brush soap to keep it in good shape, they can last for a long time if you care for them. Thanks for watching!
Good lesson list! Most of these could break down into more involved talks like #3, example people have to consider not only on the warmth of their light but consider the wash out that can happen if too much light, as well as stopping to look at the model under regular light to see what it will actually look like on display or on the table. All the cool photos people post online tend to be under controlled environment and light, and it will look different in hand, I mean how often do we see a model that is under a coloured light that helps pull the models paintjob together?
Good points! Lighting and cameras is certainly something to consider.