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I love the Glacier Pearl OW. I would love to see him with some green undertone and called Caribbean or something like that for water. (In case anyone hasn’t followed, green is my all time favorite, especially emerald tones)
kgronski wrote:I love the Glacier Pearl OW. I would love to see him with some green undertone and called Caribbean or something like that for water. (In case anyone hasn’t followed, green is my all time favorite, especially emerald tones)
Another interesting color to paint dragons I discovered, using the same painting method that I used on the glacier dragon, is to paint one fiery bright red, and then airbrush the top “highlights” with black, leaving the deep places and underside glowing bright red …it makes it look like the dragon is made of molten lava! Is that an element?
Melody wrote:kgronski wrote:I love the Glacier Pearl OW. I would love to see him with some green undertone and called Caribbean or something like that for water. (In case anyone hasn’t followed, green is my all time favorite, especially emerald tones)
Another interesting color to paint dragons I discovered, using the same painting method that I used on the glacier dragon, is to paint one fiery bright red, and then airbrush the top “highlights” with black, leaving the deep places and underside glowing bright red …it makes it look like the dragon is made of molten lava! Is that an element?
i think the elements are fire, earth, wind and water. but i would use this other one u did with the red and black as fire. why not?
i do though love the Glacier Pearl !!!!!!!!!!!!!!Melody wrote:kgronski wrote:I love the Glacier Pearl OW. I would love to see him with some green undertone and called Caribbean or something like that for water. (In case anyone hasn’t followed, green is my all time favorite, especially emerald tones)
Another interesting color to paint dragons I discovered, using the same painting method that I used on the glacier dragon, is to paint one fiery bright red, and then airbrush the top “highlights” with black, leaving the deep places and underside glowing bright red …it makes it look like the dragon is made of molten lava! Is that an element?
Could we see a pic of the dragon you painted this way? Sounds pretty cool!
Melody wrote:kgronski wrote:I love the Glacier Pearl OW. I would love to see him with some green undertone and called Caribbean or something like that for water. (In case anyone hasn’t followed, green is my all time favorite, especially emerald tones)
Another interesting color to paint dragons I discovered, using the same painting method that I used on the glacier dragon, is to paint one fiery bright red, and then airbrush the top “highlights” with black, leaving the deep places and underside glowing bright red …it makes it look like the dragon is made of molten lava! Is that an element?
That sounds amazing! I’d love to see. 😀
LAVA DRAGON!!! Cool! Well actually it is cool with all the rain, Colin’s hoping it’ll be like that tomorrow, he can’t work in rain.
travistie wrote:Melody wrote:kgronski wrote:I love the Glacier Pearl OW. I would love to see him with some green undertone and called Caribbean or something like that for water. (In case anyone hasn’t followed, green is my all time favorite, especially emerald tones)
Another interesting color to paint dragons I discovered, using the same painting method that I used on the glacier dragon, is to paint one fiery bright red, and then airbrush the top “highlights” with black, leaving the deep places and underside glowing bright red …it makes it look like the dragon is made of molten lava! Is that an element?
Could we see a pic of the dragon you painted this way? Sounds pretty cool! The only one I did was a little curlie one. He looked neat, but he is packed somewhere, in a box, in a crate, in a warehouse, in another state. I will try to remember to post a pic when I find him again (yeah,right), or when I paint another one.
Melody wrote:kgronski wrote:I love the Glacier Pearl OW. I would love to see him with some green undertone and called Caribbean or something like that for water. (In case anyone hasn’t followed, green is my all time favorite, especially emerald tones)
Another interesting color to paint dragons I discovered, using the same painting method that I used on the glacier dragon, is to paint one fiery bright red, and then airbrush the top “highlights” with black, leaving the deep places and underside glowing bright red …it makes it look like the dragon is made of molten lava! Is that an element?
Lava is from the Earth so it’s close enough for me and I LOVE red and black together
Melody wrote:travistie wrote:Melody wrote:kgronski wrote:I love the Glacier Pearl OW. I would love to see him with some green undertone and called Caribbean or something like that for water. (In case anyone hasn’t followed, green is my all time favorite, especially emerald tones)
Another interesting color to paint dragons I discovered, using the same painting method that I used on the glacier dragon, is to paint one fiery bright red, and then airbrush the top “highlights” with black, leaving the deep places and underside glowing bright red …it makes it look like the dragon is made of molten lava! Is that an element?
Could we see a pic of the dragon you painted this way? Sounds pretty cool! The only one I did was a little curlie one. He looked neat, but he is packed somewhere, in a box, in a crate, in a warehouse, in another state. I will try to remember to post a pic when I find him again (yeah,right), or when I paint another one.
How soon will you need us all to come and help you unpack? 😈 😈 😈 (Honest, I don’t know how those griffy chicks got here… maybe they followed me; yeah, they must of followed me out the door 😆 ) j/k!
twindragonsmum 😀
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Melody wrote:travistie wrote:Melody wrote:kgronski wrote:I love the Glacier Pearl OW. I would love to see him with some green undertone and called Caribbean or something like that for water. (In case anyone hasn’t followed, green is my all time favorite, especially emerald tones)
Another interesting color to paint dragons I discovered, using the same painting method that I used on the glacier dragon, is to paint one fiery bright red, and then airbrush the top “highlights” with black, leaving the deep places and underside glowing bright red …it makes it look like the dragon is made of molten lava! Is that an element?
Could we see a pic of the dragon you painted this way? Sounds pretty cool! The only one I did was a little curlie one. He looked neat, but he is packed somewhere, in a box, in a crate, in a warehouse, in another state. I will try to remember to post a pic when I find him again (yeah,right), or when I paint another one.
Don’t worry. I’ll remember to bug you about it after the move. 😉 😈 😆
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