I'm still starting out in this world, my printer isn't the best, but I continue to evolve my painting techniques. In this bust I tried to use the concept of light and shadow more, although I still had difficulty representing the same light in different materials, such as the jacket fabric.
I would like to receive feedback, I'm here to learn like all of you!
This is not bad and a good experiment to learn on. Well done for the first steps in the miniature painting world. OSL and different light temperatures are very tricky as you describe. I would first learn about strong contrast painting with highlights and volumes on a normal light situation, for example zenital light. A light that you imagine on top, over the figure. If you are able to place light and shadow properly and make volumes readable I would suggest to continue applying and training different textures. When this is achieved and you feel secure about it I would tackle OSL again.
Nonetheless a good training here!
Keep on happy painting!
Roman LappatPLUS
This is not bad and a good experiment to learn on. Well done for the first steps in the miniature painting world. OSL and different light temperatures are very tricky as you describe. I would first learn about strong contrast painting with highlights and volumes on a normal light situation, for example zenital light. A light that you imagine on top, over the figure. If you are able to place light and shadow properly and make volumes readable I would suggest to continue applying and training different textures. When this is achieved and you feel secure about it I would tackle OSL again.
Nonetheless a good training here!
Keep on happy painting!