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Some antiquing will really help once you have the main colors down. You can also dry brush highlights if you’re feeling up to it.
Small detail brushes will help, too. If you don’t have any you can usually get a set of generic ones on Amazon for $20 or so. AND tight area brushes! They’re bent at an angle and are absolutely worth buying if you can find them.
A lot of times in-progress pieces can look messy or iffy, but will turn out better once they’re done.
I’d like to put in a squeak for a new small PYO – something the same size as (or close to) the Foo Pup.
There’s a report fakes and knock-offs pinned thread within the General Windstone subforum. The fake you linked pops up fairly frequently; I’ve reported a few of them in the past.
The figures and color schemes that WE produces are protected by copyright/IP/trademark and WE does act on reports of fakes being sold.Bumping to say this offer is available. If you need some rhinestones for the Swap piece but don’t want to buy in bulk I should have something to suit your needs.
If you need something a bit faster than the time it would take for you to send me a self-addressed and stamped envelope to me and have me send it back I can ship directly from my house instead, just pay for the stamp please.
I always use brush-on varnish. Spray varnish has a hard time getting into all those little nooks and crannies, and I can use different kinds of varnish on a single piece if I want.
There is a notable difference, especially in the smallest sizes.
https://www.firemountaingems.com/learn/categories/essential-resources/charts/8248-chart.html
