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This one is done in pastels, with acrylic accents. The orange is not really orange, it’s tan. I had a lot of fun with this one, but I got black pastel dust EVERYWHERE!! 😆 What are you gonna do, you know?
I saw him up on Ebay. He is very pretty. So soft looking! I really need to try the pastels.
So you put pastel, sealer, pastel, sealer, etc? Is it a matte sealer?
I have a griffin just waiting for something to be done with him!Thanks! I think thats what you do, pastel, sealer, pastel , sealer, etc….Yes, that is a ‘matte’ sealer. I’m finding that matte really just means not ultra-neon reflective. I’m still on the hunt for a good matte spray.
asinnamon wrote:Thanks! I think thats what you do, pastel, sealer, pastel , sealer, etc….Yes, that is a ‘matte’ sealer. I’m finding that matte really just means not ultra-neon reflective. I’m still on the hunt for a good matte spray.
yeah my satin sealer…is still too shiney…haven’t tried the new matte sealer I got….but I’m looking forward to it…
hopefully it’s not glossy…but that’s a hard thing to get
frozendragon wrote:asinnamon wrote:Thanks! I think thats what you do, pastel, sealer, pastel , sealer, etc….Yes, that is a ‘matte’ sealer. I’m finding that matte really just means not ultra-neon reflective. I’m still on the hunt for a good matte spray.
yeah my satin sealer…is still too shiney…haven’t tried the new matte sealer I got….but I’m looking forward to it…
hopefully it’s not glossy…but that’s a hard thing to get
Do you guys prefer matte, or satin sealer to the glossy ones? And if so why? I think the glossy REALLY brings out the colors better. Well on my PYO’S anyhow…..Curious! 😀
I love the darker and lighter greys… very nice.
I prefer less glossy. I dunno…. too shiny just detracts, for me. Maybe if I saw one in person, I would feel different.
I think it depends on the sculpt & the paint job. For me, I like to do more natural colors. I haven’t ever seen a glossy shiny wolf…..ah, but then again I haven’t seen one with wings either 😆 . I have a dragon to do when I find the right colors, and he will absolutely be glossy.
asinnamon wrote:I think it depends on the sculpt & the paint job. For me, I like to do more natural colors. I haven’t ever seen a glossy shiny wolf…..ah, but then again I haven’t seen one with wings either 😆 . I have a dragon to do when I find the right colors, and he will absolutely be glossy.
I have seen I think, two, with really shiny finishes. One was the Wolfs Rain one that was done and then there was a dragon on Ebay that was done by one of the newer folks that just joined. It was reeeeally shiny. 😯
asinnamon wrote:I think it depends on the sculpt & the paint job. For me, I like to do more natural colors. I haven’t ever seen a glossy shiny wolf…..ah, but then again I haven’t seen one with wings either 😆 . I have a dragon to do when I find the right colors, and he will absolutely be glossy.
LOL! True bout the wings…but look at this guy (under me)…he’s got the super shiny gloss on him, I think that is makes all my colors brighter and more vibrant…I dunno I am really partial to SHINY things 😆 I am not really for “flat” things. I guess we all have our likes and dis-likes.
LOL, was it mine Ski??? under “DragonsLairTreasures”?
The Black and blue Dragon? If so then 😆 yes, for some reason the BLACK makes the gloss SUPER shiny 😯 …But “DDVM” (also forum member I found out) sure fell head over heels for it though when she got the dragon 😀DragonsCavern wrote:LOL, was it mine Ski??? under “DragonsLairTreasures”?
The Black and blue Dragon? If so then 😆 yes, for some reason the BLACK makes the gloss SUPER shiny 😯 …But “DDVM” (also forum member I found out) sure fell head over heels for it though when she got the dragon 😀Yes!! It was yours!! I wanted to get it so bad, cuz the paint job was lovely, but it was soooooo shiny 😯 I still think it was pretty, and I like shiny, it just looked like the gloss was super-think. Could have been the pics, but I wasn’t sure. You were not a member yet.
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