I begin with flat colour blocks, just like my other peg figures. |
I guess you might say that it's a little cartoony, but this is a fantasy figure for a D&D game so I guess this style is in keeping with the spirit of the game...
Anyway, it's taking be time to 'loosen up' and get the 'deliberately sloppy' look with my brush. I don't want straight and even lines and I don't want evenly spaced patterns. This is hard work for me!
By the way, the button will be the warrior's shield! |
I reckon it will take me three or four practise figures to get into this style (and to work out how to shade and highlight things properly).
I like him....he has a real 11th-12th century manuscript look about it. Well done.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the shout out, by the way!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Springinsfeld! He looks like he walked right off the famous tapestry! Also, I think the "shading" done on the face really works well for him.