After
finishing picture with Kraken, I still had some time left. I thought of
starting a micro project which is going to be a weapon design for Clarice. I
already had a sketch, which I did some time ago with use of references,
gathered before. Now I had to paint it.
Since my
last drawing, I was watching some useful tutorials, which made me realize that
I have to put more attention into shading at first stages of painting. This
image presents quite nice outcome of my shaded sketch. While looking from a
distance, it looks like a 3d model.
I had to be
careful with adding another layers and not to destroy shading effect, which was my guideline.
My
previous practice with texturing wood was very useful for this project. I had
an idea about the technique and it definitely saved me some time. I found
engraving quite troublesome and I had to study references carefully to get
this feature right.
I had a
chance to try new experience with painting metals. They turned out quite
difficult to me but again, referencing was very helpful. I was testing various
methods and brushes to finally find the proper way of making this piece. I was
also polishing details of wood. I really like the impression of light at the
front of the pistol.
Working on
trigger was a bit time consuming but at the same time a really great fun. I
really liked how it was changing step by step. Also, observing how details
start to come up, was very joyful and motivating
for the future work.
Final
picture. I am quite pleased with the final outcome. I finally had a chance to
draw on a slightly smaller format and as I predicted, it helps in getting nice
effect in much shorter period of time. Painting this image took me just a coupe
evenings. I thing paying attention to shading is also very important point to
keep in mind. I heard before that sketch is very important for successful
drawing. I think I could add some shading on a handle for it looks a bit flat
in some places. I also feel that the whole design would look more impressive if
the barrel was longer.
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