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Dr_Remulack
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 Posted: Fri May 30, 2008 3:32 am Post subject: One for the Pervy Gits out there... |
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Here are 2 pics of the Slaanesh "Seekers" with the 6 teets.
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| Posted: Fri May 30, 2008 5:56 am Post subject: |
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Did some one mention my name? 
Looking sweet, I love the old 'ettes, alot more seductive and a lot less Buffy villian.
Hey, the first shot with your fingers, I thought they were modeled eggs on the base  That would have been cool 
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| Posted: Fri May 30, 2008 11:47 am Post subject: |
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| Ross wrote: |
Hey, the first shot with your fingers, I thought they were modeled eggs on the base That would have been cool |
I bet Steed eggs taste delicious - like gooey marshmellow and sloe gin...
In the second picture, the blue thing looks like the end of a real Slaaneshi champion's tail, too, slithering off to do the dishes or something.
Lovely job, Dr.Rem. Nice tits.
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Dr_Remulack
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| Quote: | | Lovely job, Dr.Rem. Nice tits. |
Thanks, I get that a lot.
The blue thing is the "foot" of my desk/painting lamp.
A question: Does anyone know why my miniatures' photos come out shiny.
Is it the flash or the lighting?
I ask this because, in REAL life, up close they don't have a shine.
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Deacon01
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It will be the lighting. GW paints do somewhat sheen a little in bright light, especially on sleek things like cloaks or vehicles etc.
Its a good effect though. Makes the flesh of the steed and D'ette glisten nicely.
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ThousandPlateaus
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| Posted: Fri May 30, 2008 1:11 pm Post subject: |
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It's the flash and the lighting; the flash needs something to bounce off and go back into the camera lens, saturating the colours in the exposure. You need to put a screen behind any miniatures you photo as this gives a flat, equidistant screen to bounce off, which lessens the sheen. Currently, the miniature is the only thing bouncing the light into the lens, meaning it has a greater saturation than everything around it, making it appear shiny as it contrasts so much with everything else.
This will still happen with a screen as it'll be behind the miniature, but to a much lesser extent.
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Dr_Remulack
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| Posted: Fri May 30, 2008 7:56 pm Post subject: |
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Actually, the "nips" are painted, but due to my ineptitude with the art of "fine digital photography of miniatures" that is the best I can do at the moment.
BTW- Did I ever mention that I am color blind? I know I mentioned it on the Steve Dean Painting site, but I don't think I ever brought it up here.
I was wondering if any of you reading this have issues with color vision.
(Dark Browns, Dark Burgundies, and Dark (Hunter) Greens Really screw up me eyes.)
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ThousandPlateaus
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| Dr_Remulack wrote: |
BTW- Did I ever mention that I am color blind? I know I mentioned it on the Steve Dean Painting site, but I don't think I ever brought it up here.
I was wondering if any of you reading this have issues with color vision.
(Dark Browns, Dark Burgundies, and Dark (Hunter) Greens Really screw up me eyes.) |
Srsly? It's excellent that you can paint so well. Doesn't fen have some problem with his eyes, too?
I''ve long suspected that I have some colour blindness as it runs in my family and occassionally I get confused over what colour something is (I misread colour, if that makes any sense) and I can't read 3D images properly either. But I think this is all more due to one of my eyes being pretty much useless rather than actual colour blindness.
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| Dr_Remulack wrote: | | I was wondering if any of you reading this have issues with color vision. |
No, but my dad is. What colors can you not distinguish?
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Dr_Remulack
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If lay varying shades of brown (combine brown & red, then brown & green), then lay them next to each other I can't see the differnece.
It's called, "Colour Confusion", about 30% of the men with colour blindness have it.
Full Blown Colour Blindness is when you can't distinguish any of the RGB colous.
Like in the film "Strange Days", when Ray Fiennes sees the world through Tom Sizemore's eyes, he notices that the Green sash is brown.
However, being colour blind myself, I hadn't noticed it and missed a key plot point.
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| Dr_Remulack wrote: | | However, being colour blind myself, I hadn't noticed it and missed a key plot point. |
 Not laughing at you, but that's gotta suck...
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