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My first PYO

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  • #506644
    Kemuri
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      Hello…this is my first forum post and my first PYO and I thought I would share him since I’ve enjoyed looking at everyone else’s work and getting inspirations.

      #902617

      What a fantastic first PYO! I love the colors and the patterns you’ve created! Nice work and welcome to the forum! :bigsmile:

      #902621
      Lokie
      Participant

        Welcome! And nice first PYO =D Are you addicted to painting them yet?

        #902636
        Ela_Hara
        Participant

          Oh Wow, What a Beauty! He’s a Fantastic First PYO!
          He looks like Lava to me!

          I’ve been lurking around the PYO Forums to research painting my first PYO also. I’m actually going to start with my Muse, even though I’ve also already bought a Foo Mom, Small Dragon and a Keeper Dragon. I’m also going to check out painting supplies this weekend. Unfortunately, I’m usually extremely busy in the Fall, so I might not actually get to paint any of my PYOs until mid-November or in December.

          Hope my first PYO’s turn out as nicely as yours did!
          Congrats on your First Post and First PYO! 🙂

          IN SEARCH OF MY NEXT GRAILS:
          Black Peacock & Butternut Adult Poads
          Kickstarter 'Rainbow Tiger' Bantam Dragon

          *~*~*~* Ela_Hara: The DragonKeeper *~*~*~*
          *** Come visit me on deviantArt at http://ela-hara.deviantart.com

          #902648
          twindragonsmum
          Participant

            He’s lovely – and welcome to the madhouse! Hope you find we don’t bite too hard (well, you should aughta look out for poads… :bigsmile:

            twindragonsmum 🙂

            tdm

            #902670

            Nice Job. I think these colors would be right up Flamingdragons’ alley 🙂 looks great and I bet your addicted to it now! Welcome

            #902671
            Kemuri
            Participant

              Thanks for the kind words, everyone! I must say I can see getting addicted to this very easily. It had been a long time since I did anything like painting and I forgot how relaxing and enjoyable it is- I had a lot of fun planning this guy and then seeing that vision turn to reality. I have a winged wolf to paint next and am hoping that the Keeper dragon models get restocked soon.

              Ela_Hara- I’m sure yours will turn out even better! I think the best advise I could offer is to spend the extra money on higher quality paints and to really plan out what you want to do ahead of time, both of which were in the PYO tutorial. I thought it was really helpful and actually walked around with it up on my smartphone while shopping.

              #902683
              Ela_Hara
              Participant

                Thanks for the kind words, everyone! I must say I can see getting addicted to this very easily. It had been a long time since I did anything like painting and I forgot how relaxing and enjoyable it is- I had a lot of fun planning this guy and then seeing that vision turn to reality. I have a winged wolf to paint next and am hoping that the Keeper dragon models get restocked soon.

                Ela_Hara- I’m sure yours will turn out even better! I think the best advise I could offer is to spend the extra money on higher quality paints and to really plan out what you want to do ahead of time, both of which were in the PYO tutorial. I thought it was really helpful and actually walked around with it up on my smartphone while shopping.

                Oh, believe me, I’m really big about researching, which could be a good or bad thing depending upon your take on it (takes a little bit of time for me to actually get to the ‘doing’ part). There’s A LOT of great tips on the Forum posts and I’ve just about read every one in the PYO and repairs forums going back to 2011 or earlier. A really good one was using a Cake decorator’s stand that is basically a ‘lazy susan’ to be able to revolve your PYO piece around without holding/picking it up unless you need to. Great tip!

                Good Luck on your Wolf! 🙂

                IN SEARCH OF MY NEXT GRAILS:
                Black Peacock & Butternut Adult Poads
                Kickstarter 'Rainbow Tiger' Bantam Dragon

                *~*~*~* Ela_Hara: The DragonKeeper *~*~*~*
                *** Come visit me on deviantArt at http://ela-hara.deviantart.com

                #902694
                LadyFirebird
                Participant

                  I think your first PYO came out just lovely! It sure looks better than my first attempt. You put a lot of detail into it and I look forward to seeing more of your work! Keep it up!

                  #902706
                  bayoudragon
                  Participant

                    Very nice! Love the red… and your lines are nice and clean. 🙂

                    #905161
                    Ela_Hara
                    Participant

                      Thanks for the kind words, everyone! I must say I can see getting addicted to this very easily. It had been a long time since I did anything like painting and I forgot how relaxing and enjoyable it is- I had a lot of fun planning this guy and then seeing that vision turn to reality. I have a winged wolf to paint next and am hoping that the Keeper dragon models get restocked soon.

                      Ela_Hara- I’m sure yours will turn out even better! I think the best advise I could offer is to spend the extra money on higher quality paints and to really plan out what you want to do ahead of time, both of which were in the PYO tutorial. I thought it was really helpful and actually walked around with it up on my smartphone while shopping.

                      HI Kemuri Dragon —
                      I’ve gotten my paints and stuff, and I’m almost done painting my first PYO, which I’m doing for the PYO Swap that is currently going on. I’m so excited! I’ll start a PYO thread after my Swapee gets it. 🙂

                      IN SEARCH OF MY NEXT GRAILS:
                      Black Peacock & Butternut Adult Poads
                      Kickstarter 'Rainbow Tiger' Bantam Dragon

                      *~*~*~* Ela_Hara: The DragonKeeper *~*~*~*
                      *** Come visit me on deviantArt at http://ela-hara.deviantart.com

                      #905166
                      Prezaurian
                      Participant

                        What a nice first go! I like the effect of the red showing up between the black scales. That’s something I definitely want to try for myself some time in the future.

                        #905182
                        Falcolf
                        Participant

                          A really good one was using a Cake decorator’s stand that is basically a ‘lazy susan’ to be able to revolve your PYO piece around without holding/picking it up unless you need to. Great tip!

                          Lids from 750g yogourt containers work awesome too if you can’t afford the stand!

                          I really like this, the scale details are wonderful and you did a really nice job with the colour palette! 😀

                          Check out my finished artwork at http://falcolf.deviantart.com/ and my sketch/studio blog at http://rosannapbrost.tumblr.com/

                          Excellent!

                          #906504
                          Nightcrow
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                            What a cutie! His shoulders and thighs look like magma that’s starting to cool, and I love the row of smaller black-dotted-with-silver scales that parallel his throat scales!

                            Have you named him (or her) yet?

                            Interested in buying or trading for: GB Pebble Sitting Red Fox in dark grey, Lap Dragon Test Paints (Water Sprite, Glacial Pearl, Opulence, Pastel Rainbow, and many others - see my Classifieds ad), Blue Morpho OW, GB Pebble Loaf dragons in blue/aqua/teal, and Griffin Test Paints (Black Rainbow or Frosted Jade).

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