A painted miniature of Zargon, from the HeroQuest board game. His over robe is painted purple with yellow trim, his underrobe is a slate grey, his upper chest armor copper, and he holds a wooden staff with a gold crescent-shaped top. He wears a crown and his skin is a sickly light blue. Front view. This mini was painted using a limited palette of split primaries from Golden SoFlat paints. The colors are: titanium white, bismuth vanadate yellow, permanent yellow deep, ultramarine blue, phthalo blue (green shade), quinacridone magenta, naphthol red light, and black.

A painted miniature of Zargon, from the HeroQuest board game. His over robe is painted purple with yellow trim, his underrobe is a slate grey, his upper chest armor copper, and he holds a wooden staff with a gold crescent-shaped top. He wears a crown and his skin is a sickly light blue. Rear view. This mini was painted using a limited palette of split primaries from Golden SoFlat paints. The colors are: titanium white, bismuth vanadate yellow, permanent yellow deep, ultramarine blue, phthalo blue (green shade), quinacridone magenta, naphthol red light, and black.

Somehow I started and finished this mini today. Painted with a limited palette of split primaries from #Golden #SoFlat paints. #Zargon from the #HeroQuest board game. Paint info in the alt text. #minipainting #miniature #art #limitedpalette #splitprimaries

Two partly painted Pathfinder goblin miniatures. Each of the goblins is holding a sword and torch. Front view. All colors are Golden SoFlat paints unless noted. The one with brown on the front has its shadow greens made of dark green and burnt umber. The one with red in the front has its shadow greens made of dark green and quinacridone red. For the one on the right, torches and torchlight are painted with cadmium primrose, cadmium orange, Kimera Kolors orange, quinacridone red, cadmium red dark, and a mix of the cadmium red dark mixed with burnt umber. For the one on the left, the torch is painted nearly entirely with fluorescent yellow, fluorescent orange, and fluorescent red, with glazes of Kimera orange. The tips are painted with cadmium red dark and burnt umber.

One partly painted Pathfinder goblin miniature. The goblin is holding a sword and torch. Front view. All colors are Golden SoFlat paints unless noted. The shadow greens are made of dark green and quinacridone red, I’m experimenting with complementary colors instead of adding burnt umber, Payne’s grey, or black. Here the torch is painted nearly entirely with fluorescent yellow, fluorescent orange, and fluorescent red, with glazes of Kimera orange. The tips are painted with cadmium red dark and burnt umber.

#Pathfinder #goblins #WIP. Tuned up the torches. Redid the one on the left with fluorescents. Second pic is with a black light. Still need to tune up the size of the circle of light and the colors. Paint info in alt text. #golden #soflat #kimera #kimerakolors

Two unpainted Pathfinder goblin miniatures. Each of the goblins is holding a sword and torch. Front view.

Two unpainted Pathfinder goblin miniatures. Each of the goblins is holding a sword and torch. Rear view.

Two partly painted Pathfinder goblin miniatures. Each of the goblins is holding a sword and torch. Front view. All colors are Golden SoFlat paints unless noted. The one with brown on the front has its shadow greens made of dark green and burnt umber. The one with red in the front has its shadow greens made of dark green and quinacridone red. Torches and torchlight are painted with cadmium primrose, cadmium orange, Kimera Kolors orange, quinacridone red, cadmium red dark, and a mix of the cadmium red dark mixed with burnt umber.

Two partly painted Pathfinder goblin miniatures. Each of the goblins is holding a sword and torch. Rear view. All colors are Golden SoFlat paints unless noted. The one with brown on the front has its shadow greens made of dark green and burnt umber. The one with red in the front has its shadow greens made of dark green and quinacridone red. Torches and torchlight are painted with cadmium primrose, cadmium orange, Kimera Kolors orange, quinacridone red, cadmium red dark, and a mix of the cadmium red dark mixed with burnt umber.

#Pathfinder #goblins #WIP. Gotta learn how to paint light, so #OSL will do the trick. Circle of light is too big and the colors need to be adjusted. Not bad for a 90 minute session, pictured how they started and where they’re at now. Paint info in alt text. #golden #soflat #kimera #kimerakolors

Pictured are two of four skeleton miniatures from the HeroQuest board game. Wveryhting is painted except for the scale mail in the crotch and the bases. Front view. The leathers were painted with a layering of Golden SoFlat paints, burnt umber, burnt sienna, mars yellow deep, Naples yellow deep, and then a dot of titan buff here and there. The first skeleton is painted with a sketch and blend technique, matching darker colors to the shadows and brighter ones to the highlights. The colors used were Golden SoFlat raw umber, Kimera oxide brown light, and SoFlat titan buff. They were mixed to create the blends. The kilt was painted with all SoFlats, crimson, layered with cadmium red dark, pyrrole red, and cadmium red light then glazed with Phthalo Green. The armor and scythe blade were painted mostly with Kimera white, iron hue, silver gray, and carbon black. A thin glaze of Golden SoFlat phthalo blue was applied on the armor and scythe blade. The second skeleton was painted with SoFlat titan buff and then a wash of Vallejo sepia wash. Some highlights were painted over that. The kilt was painted with all SoFlats, phthalo blue (green shade), cobalt blue, cerulean blue hue, and medium phthalo blue, glazed with Kimera orange. The armor and scythe were painted the same as the skeleton above. The glaze over the armor was Golden high flow acrylic transparent red iron oxide to get an orange-y rust color. The scythe was glazed with blue like the skeleton above.

Pictured are two of four skeleton miniatures from the HeroQuest board game. Wveryhting is painted except for the scale mail in the crotch and the bases. Rear view. The leathers were painted with a layering of Golden SoFlat paints, burnt umber, burnt sienna, mars yellow deep, Naples yellow deep, and then a dot of titan buff here and there. The first skeleton is painted with a sketch and blend technique, matching darker colors to the shadows and brighter ones to the highlights. The colors used were Golden SoFlat raw umber, Kimera oxide brown light, and SoFlat titan buff. They were mixed to create the blends. The kilt was painted with all SoFlats, crimson, layered with cadmium red dark, pyrrole red, and cadmium red light then glazed with Phthalo Green. The armor and scythe blade were painted mostly with Kimera white, iron hue, silver gray, and carbon black. A thin glaze of Golden SoFlat phthalo blue was applied on the armor and scythe blade. The second skeleton was painted with SoFlat titan buff and then a wash of Vallejo sepia wash. Some highlights were painted over that. The kilt was painted with all SoFlats, phthalo blue (green shade), cobalt blue, cerulean blue hue, and medium phthalo blue, glazed with Kimera orange. The armor and scythe were painted the same as the skeleton above. The glaze over the armor was Golden high flow acrylic transparent red iron oxide to get an orange-y rust color. The scythe was glazed with blue like the skeleton above.

Seems all I can do are short sessions. I refined the #nonmetallicmetal #nmm of the armor & scythe, edge highlighted bits of the scythe, and glazed the #armor. #WIP of 2 of 4 #skeletons from the #HeroQuest board game.
#skeleton #dnd #minipainting #nerdlings #art #golden #soflat #vallejo #xpresscolor

Pictured is one of the four skeleton miniatures from the HeroQuest board game, front view. All but fur lining for the leather leg wraps and gauntlets, and bases are unpainted. The armor was painted with nonmetallic metal, using entirely greys from SoFlat Titanium white and SoFlat black. A thin glaze of SoFlat phthalo blue (green shade) was applied over the armor and then occasional dots of SoFlat pale yellow. The leathers were painted with a layering of Golden SoFlat paints, burnt umber, burnt sienna, mars yellow deep, Naples yellow deep, and then a dot of titan buff here and there. This skeleton is painted with a sketch and blend technique, matching darker colors to the shadows and brighter ones to the highlights. The colors used were Golden SoFlat raw umber, Kimera oxide brown light, and SoFlat titan buff. They were mixed to create the blends. The kilt was painted with all SoFlats, crimson, layered with cadmium red dark, pyrrole red, and cadmium red light then glazed with Phthalo Green.

Pictured is one of the four skeleton miniatures from the HeroQuest board game, rear view. All but fur lining for the leather leg wraps and gauntlets, and bases are unpainted. The armor was painted with nonmetallic metal, using entirely greys from SoFlat Titanium white and SoFlat black. A thin glaze of SoFlat phthalo blue (green shade) was applied over the armor and then occasional dots of SoFlat pale yellow. The leathers were painted with a layering of Golden SoFlat paints, burnt umber, burnt sienna, mars yellow deep, Naples yellow deep, and then a dot of titan buff here and there. This skeleton is painted with a sketch and blend technique, matching darker colors to the shadows and brighter ones to the highlights. The colors used were Golden SoFlat raw umber, Kimera oxide brown light, and SoFlat titan buff. They were mixed to create the blends. The kilt was painted with all SoFlats, crimson, layered with cadmium red dark, pyrrole red, and cadmium red light then glazed with Phthalo Green.

Another short session, could only work on the #nonmetallicmetal #nmm of the #armor (painted using only greys like classic canvas painters did). #WIP of the first of four #skeletons from the #HeroQuest board game.
#skeleton #dnd #minipainting #nerdlings #art #golden #soflat #vallejo #xpresscolor

Pictured are four skeleton miniatures from the HeroQuest board game, front view. All but the armor, fur lining for the leather leg wraps, and bases are painted. The leathers were painted with a layering of Golden SoFlat paints, burnt umber, burnt sienna, mars yellow deep, Naples yellow deep, and then a dot of titan buff here and there. The first skeleton is painted with a sketch and blend technique, matching darker colors to the shadows and brighter ones to the highlights. The colors used were Golden SoFlat raw umber, Kimera oxide brown light, and SoFlat titan buff. They were mixed to create the blends. The kilt was painted with all SoFlats, crimson, layered with cadmium red dark, pyrrole red, and cadmium red light then glazed with Phthalo Green. The second skeleton was painted with SoFlat titan buff and then a wash of Vallejo sepia wash. Some highlights were painted over that. The kilt was painted with all SoFlats, phthalo blue (green shade), cobalt blue, cerulean blue hue, and medium phthalo blue, glazed with Kimera orange. The third one was based in SoFlat raw umber and then drybrushed with the same colors as the first one. The kilt was painted with all SoFlats, dioxazine violet deep, red violet, and fluorescent violet, then glazed with bismuth vanadate yellow. The fourth one was based in SoFlat titan buff and then a diluted Vallejo Xpress Paint wasteland brown. The kilt was painted with all SoFlats, phthalo green (blue shade), olive, fluorescent green, and yellow green ,then glazed with crimson.

Pictured are four skeleton miniatures from the HeroQuest board game, rear view. All but the armor, fur lining for the leather leg wraps, and bases are painted. The leathers were painted with a layering of Golden SoFlat paints, burnt umber, burnt sienna, mars yellow deep, Naples yellow deep, and then a dot of titan buff here and there. The first skeleton is painted with a sketch and blend technique, matching darker colors to the shadows and brighter ones to the highlights. The colors used were Golden SoFlat raw umber, Kimera oxide brown light, and SoFlat titan buff. They were mixed to create the blends. The kilt was painted with all SoFlats, crimson, layered with cadmium red dark, pyrrole red, and cadmium red light then glazed with Phthalo Green. The second skeleton was painted with SoFlat titan buff and then a wash of Vallejo sepia wash. Some highlights were painted over that. The kilt was painted with all SoFlats, phthalo blue (green shade), cobalt blue, cerulean blue hue, and medium phthalo blue, glazed with Kimera orange. The third one was based in SoFlat raw umber and then drybrushed with the same colors as the first one. The kilt was painted with all SoFlats, dioxazine violet deep, red violet, and fluorescent violet, then glazed with bismuth vanadate yellow. The fourth one was based in SoFlat titan buff and then a diluted Vallejo Xpress Paint wasteland brown. The kilt was painted with all SoFlats, phthalo green (blue shade), olive, fluorescent green, and yellow green ,then glazed with crimson.

Another short session, could only work on the kilts. Painted and layered, then glazed with complementary colors to desaturate them. #WIP of the four #skeletons from the #HeroQuest board game.
#skeleton #dnd #minipainting #nerdlings #art #golden #soflat #vallejo #xpresscolor

Pictured are four skeleton miniatures from the HeroQuest board game. Only the bones, leathers, and haft of the scythes are painted…otherwise there is only a zenithal highlight. The leathers were painted with a layering of Golden SoFlat paints, burnt umber, burnt sienna, mars yellow deep, Naples yellow deep, and then a dot of titan buff here and there. The first skeleton is painted with a sketch and blend technique, matching darker colors to the shadows and brighter ones to the highlights. The colors used were Golden SoFlat raw umber, Kimera oxide brown light, and SoFlat titan buff. They were mixed to create the blends. The second skeleton was painted with SoFlat titan buff and then a wash of Vallejo sepia wash. Some highlights were painted over that. The third one was based in SoFlat raw umber and then drybrushed with the same colors as the first one. The fourth one was based in SoFlat titan buff and then a diluted Vallejo Xpress Paint wasteland brown.

Short session, could only work on the leathers and scythe haft. Feels too bright, I’m gonna need to weather at least one or two of them to experiment a bit. #WIP of the four #skeletons from the #HeroQuest board game.
#skeleton #dnd #minipainting #nerdlings #art #golden #soflat #vallejo #xpresscolor

Pictured are four skeleton miniatures from the HeroQuest board game. Only the bones are painted, otherwise there is a zenithal highlight. The first one is painted with a sketch and blend technique, matching darker colors to the shadows and brighter ones to the highlights. The colors used were Golden SoFlat raw umber, Kimera oxide brown light, and SoFlat titan buff. They were mixed to create the blends. The second one was painted with SoFlat titan buff and then a wash of Vallejo sepia wash. Some highlights were painted over that. The third one was based in SoFlat raw umber and then drybrushed with the same colors as the first one. The fourth one was based in SoFlat titan buff and then a diluted Vallejo Xpress Paint wasteland brown.

#WIP of the four #skeletons from the #HeroQuest board game. All I did was paint the bones, but using four different methods, described in the alt text. #skeleton #dnd #minipainting #nerdlings #miniature #boardgame #art #golden #soflat #vallejo #xpresscolor

A blue space marine trimmed with nonmetallic metal gold. There are some painted skulls and a leather belt with pouches that is merely base coated. Many details are unpainted, like the gun, purity deals, eyes, and loin cloth. Front view.

A blue space marine trimmed with nonmetallic metal gold. There are some painted skulls and a leather belt with pouches that is merely base coated. Many details are unpainted, like the gun, purity deals, eyes, and loin cloth. Left side view.

A blue space marine trimmed with nonmetallic metal gold. There are some painted skulls and a leather belt with pouches that is merely base coated. Many details are unpainted, like the gun, purity deals, eyes, jet pack, and loin cloth. Rear view.

A blue space marine trimmed with nonmetallic metal gold. There are some painted skulls and a leather belt with pouches that is merely base coated. Many details are unpainted, like the gun, purity deals, eyes, and loin cloth. Right side view.

#WIP of a #SpaceMarine. It’s a dark violet then airbrushed with white highlights, then transparent #Liquitex phthalo blue green shade over the whole thing. Painted the #skulls with #Golden #SoFlat. Need to pop the highlights and perfect the #nmm and paint the rest. #minipainting #40k

Pictured are swatches of different colored Golden SoFlat paints, which are matte. Shown are whites, yellows, oranges, reds, purples, and blues.

Pictured are swatches of different colored Golden SoFlat paints, which are matte. Shown are blues, greens, browns, greys, black, and fluorescents.

Swatches of my Golden SoFlat paints, which include the entire line.

#golden #soflat #goldensoflat #goldensoflats #acrylic #acrylics #acrylicpaints #swatch #paintswatch

A toy army soldier painted silver with stripes of red to test opacity and other stuff.

A palette of fidget poppers filled with silver and silver mixed with oranges and reds.

Perhaps super boring, but when unsure which metallics and which paints to mix, test it out. The two silvers are #Molotow silver and #Vallejo silver. The paints are mostly #Golden #SoFlat Payne’s grey and Pyrrole red, #Createx transparent brite red, #DalerRowney flame red #ink, and Vallejo red ink.

A yellow sports car for the Car Wars game. It is lightly armed with two sets of light machine guns and a heavy howitzer-like gun on the roof, which is the most powerful gun in the game. There are a set of menacing looking eyes painted in the front bumper. Front view.

A yellow sports car for the Car Wars game. It is lightly armed with two sets of light machine guns and a heavy howitzer-like gun on the roof, which is the most powerful gun in the game. There are a set of menacing looking eyes painted in the front bumper. Front (US) driver’s side view.

A yellow sports car for the Car Wars game. It is lightly armed with two sets of light machine guns and a heavy howitzer-like gun on the roof, which is the most powerful gun in the game. There are a set of menacing looking eyes painted in the front bumper. Rear (US) driver’s side view.

A yellow sports car for the Car Wars game. It is lightly armed with two sets of light machine guns and a heavy howitzer-like gun on the roof, which is the most powerful gun in the game. There are a set of menacing looking eyes painted in the front bumper. Rear (US) passenger side view.

#Painting for a #CarWars #campaign. Finished this bad boy in two quick sessions. My buddy wanted it painted like the car #RacerX drove (from #SpeedRacer if you didn’t know!). #Molotow #One4All #goldensoflat #soflat #stevejacksongames #wip #golden #highflowacrylics #art #hotwheels #matchboxcar

A miniature muscle car from the Car Wars game painted with a metallic dark blue and flames on the hood and roof. The car sports lots of exhaust pipes, two pairs of black painted laser guns, a pair of black painted heavy machine guns, and what looks like either four launching ports or exhaust ports in the back. The engine sticks up above the hood and appears to be a v8. Front view from above. Fourth session: mostly just touch ups and error correction. Third session: refined the flames and guns (add SoFlat Pale Yellow and Kimera Orange, glazed guns with SoFlat Phthalo Blue Green Shade), painted exhausts and hubcaps with Molotow silver (One4All refill), painted engine with Vallejo gunmetal mixed with Daler Rowney Black Ink. Grill was Molotow silver mixed with the Phthalo Blue or Golden High Flow Acrylic Prussian Blue. Just the windshield and perhaps some weathering left! This second session: painted the tires and guns with a mix of Golden So Flat black and white. Blocked in the colors for flames on the hood and roof, no blending done yet but obviously still needed. Used Golden SoFlat pyrrole red, cadmium orange, and permanent yellow deep. First session: Though I experimented a bit with Molotow paints, the airbrush, and a gradient like the other car in this post, I eventually painted it entirely with Molotow silver, which is incredible. It’s got tiny mica flakes, is super bright, runs through an airbrush like a dream, and cleans easily from the airbrush. On top of that I applied a Golden high flow acrylic Prussian blue hue paint, which is transparent and so the car looks like it’s been painted with a metallic dark blue.

A miniature muscle car from the Car Wars game painted with a metallic dark blue and flames on the hood and roof. The car sports lots of exhaust pipes, two pairs of black painted laser guns, a pair of black painted heavy machine guns, and what looks like either four launching ports or exhaust ports in the back. The engine sticks up above the hood and appears to be a v8. Picture here is the car from four different angles, from the front passengers side, front driver’s side, rear driver’s side, and rear passenger’s side. Fourth session: mostly just touch ups and error correction. Third session: refined the flames and guns (add SoFlat Pale Yellow and Kimera Orange, glazed guns with SoFlat Phthalo Blue Green Shade), painted exhausts and hubcaps with Molotow silver (One4All refill), painted engine with Vallejo gunmetal mixed with Daler Rowney Black Ink. Grill was Molotow silver mixed with the Phthalo Blue or Golden High Flow Acrylic Prussian Blue. Just the windshield and perhaps some weathering left! This second session: painted the tires and guns with a mix of Golden So Flat black and white. Blocked in the colors for flames on the hood and roof, no blending done yet but obviously still needed. Used Golden SoFlat pyrrole red, cadmium orange, and permanent yellow deep. First session: Though I experimented a bit with Molotow paints, the airbrush, and a gradient like the other car in this post, I eventually painted it entirely with Molotow silver, which is incredible. It’s got tiny mica flakes, is super bright, runs through an airbrush like a dream, and cleans easily from the airbrush. On top of that I applied a Golden high flow acrylic Prussian blue hue paint, which is transparent and so the car looks like it’s been painted with a metallic dark blue.

Largely painted sports car sporting two mounted missiles and two light guns. There is a gradient from purple at the bottom towards magenta/pink at the top. The missiles are painted from a dark to very light blue. The rack that mounts the gins and missile is paint an aqua colored metallic. The entire palette is reminiscent of synthwave, very Miami Vice in appearance. This photo is a front view from above, taken with black light so the fluorescent pinks and blues glow. Third and final session: painted taillights. Outer lights were painted with Golden SoFlats cadmium red dark towards the bottom and a mix of the same line’s cadmium red light and fluorescent red. The inner lights were painted with Golden SoFlat cadmium red light towards the bottom and cadmium orange towards the top. Emblem on the rear was painted with Molotow One4All (refill) silver. Windshield was a mix of Golden SoFlat cerulean blue hue and a dark gray made of SoFlat black and white, then medium phthalo blue mixed into it until finally it was white with a touch of the medium phthalo blue. The guns were layered with shades of grey and then were glazed with thin filter of SoFlat phthalo blue. Edge highlighted selected areas with white and then SoFlat fluorescent pink on it. Second session: repainted the whole thing with Golden SoFlat dioxazine violet deep, then their blue violet, red violet, quinacridone magenta, then naphthol pink, and finally fluorescent pink. The missile and gun rack was Molotow One4All silver mixed with Daler Rowney marine blue ink. Missiles were Golden SoFlat Payne’s gray, then their blue violet, cerulean blue, and cobalt teal. Them applied some white with Golden High Flow Acrylic fluorescent blue on top of that. Still need to do the windshield, tires, hubcaps, tail lights, and guns. First session: airbrushed a gradient of Molotow One4All purple violet, then their purple, true blue, and shock blue middle. Then from above, Golden High Flow Acrylic teal.

See alt text of the other picture of this sports car for paint info. Pictured here is a painted sports car sporting two mounted missiles and two light guns. There is a gradient from purple at the bottom towards magenta/pink at the top. The missiles are painted from a dark to very light blue. The rack that mounts the guns and missiles is painted an aqua colored metallic. The entire palette is reminiscent of synthwave, very Miami Vice in appearance. There are four pictures here, each from a different angle of the car. See the other picture of the car for specific paints and colors used.

Painted 2 cars for a #CarWars #campaign. Strange not to paint #minis but fun and instructional nonetheless! See alt text for paint info. #Molotow #One4All #goldensoflat #soflat #stevejacksongames #wip #golden #highflowacrylics #art #hotwheels #matchboxcar

Largely painted sports car sporting two mounted missiles and two light guns. There is a gradient from purple at the bottom towards magenta/pink at the top. The missiles are painted from a dark to very light blue. The rack that mounts the gins and missile is paint an aqua colored metallic. The entire palette is reminiscent of synthwave, very Miami Vice in appearance. Front (US) driver’s side view. Second session: repainted the whole thing with Golden SoFlat dioxazine violet deep, then their blue violet, red violet, quinacridone magenta, then naphthol pink, and finally fluorescent pink. The missile and gun rack was Molotow One4All silver mixed with Daler Rowney marine blue ink. Missiles were Golden SoFlat Payne’s gray, then their blue violet, cerulean blue, and cobalt teal. Then applied some white with Golden High Flow Acrylic fluorescent blue on top of that. Still need to do the windshield, tires, hubcaps, tail lights, and guns. First session: airbrushed a gradient of Molotow One4All purple violet, then their purple, true blue, and shock blue middle. Then from above, Golden High Flow Acrylic teal.

Largely painted sports car sporting two mounted missiles and two light guns. There is a gradient from purple at the bottom towards magenta/pink at the top. The missiles are painted from a dark to very light blue. The rack that mounts the gins and missile is paint an aqua colored metallic. The entire palette is reminiscent of synthwave, very Miami Vice in appearance. Front (US) passenger’s side view. Second session: repainted the whole thing with Golden SoFlat dioxazine violet deep, then their blue violet, red violet, quinacridone magenta, then naphthol pink, and finally fluorescent pink. The missile and gun rack was Molotow One4All silver mixed with Daler Rowney marine blue ink. Missiles were Golden SoFlat Payne’s gray, then their blue violet, cerulean blue, and cobalt teal. Then applied some white with Golden High Flow Acrylic fluorescent blue on top of that. Still need to do the windshield, tires, hubcaps, tail lights, and guns. First session: airbrushed a gradient of Molotow One4All purple violet, then their purple, true blue, and shock blue middle. Then from above, Golden High Flow Acrylic teal.

Largely painted sports car sporting two mounted missiles and two light guns. There is a gradient from purple at the bottom towards magenta/pink at the top. The missiles are painted from a dark to very light blue. The rack that mounts the gins and missile is paint an aqua colored metallic. The entire palette is reminiscent of synthwave, very Miami Vice in appearance. Front view from above. Second session: repainted the whole thing with Golden SoFlat dioxazine violet deep, then their blue violet, red violet, quinacridone magenta, then naphthol pink, and finally fluorescent pink. The missile and gun rack was Molotow One4All silver mixed with Daler Rowney marine blue ink. Missiles were Golden SoFlat Payne’s gray, then their blue violet, cerulean blue, and cobalt teal. Then applied some white with Golden High Flow Acrylic fluorescent blue on top of that. Still need to do the windshield, tires, hubcaps, tail lights, and guns. First session: airbrushed a gradient of Molotow One4All purple violet, then their purple, true blue, and shock blue middle. Then from above, Golden High Flow Acrylic teal.

Largely painted sports car sporting two mounted missiles and two light guns. There is a gradient from purple at the bottom towards magenta/pink at the top. The missiles are painted from a dark to very light blue. The rack that mounts the gins and missile is paint an aqua colored metallic. The entire palette is reminiscent of synthwave, very Miami Vice in appearance. Rear view from above. Second session: repainted the whole thing with Golden SoFlat dioxazine violet deep, then their blue violet, red violet, quinacridone magenta, then naphthol pink, and finally fluorescent pink. The missile and gun rack was Molotow One4All silver mixed with Daler Rowney marine blue ink. Missiles were Golden SoFlat Payne’s gray, then their blue violet, cerulean blue, and cobalt teal. Then applied some white with Golden High Flow Acrylic fluorescent blue on top of that. Still need to do the windshield, tires, hubcaps, tail lights, and guns. First session: airbrushed a gradient of Molotow One4All purple violet, then their purple, true blue, and shock blue middle. Then from above, Golden High Flow Acrylic teal.

#Painting for a #CarWars #campaign. Session 2 with the lightly armed sports car. Didn’t like the original gradient, so redid it. Need to do guns, tires, & windshield. Alt text for paint info. #airbrush #Molotow #One4All #soflat #stevejacksongames #wip #golden #art #hotwheels #matchboxcar #synthwave

A miniature muscle car from the Car Wars game crudely painted with a metallic dark blue. The car sports lots of exhaust pipes, two pairs of black painted laser guns, a pair of black painted heavy machine guns, and what looks like either four launching ports or exhaust ports in the back. The engine sticks up above the hood and appears to be a v8. Front view from the (US) driver’s side. This fourth session: painted the windshield Golden SoFlat cerulean hue mixed with SoFlat phthalo blue green shade mixed with a bit of dark grey. The glazed up with SoFlat medium phthalo blue, then added some white and ultra matte medium to thin it and glaze easier. Then white with some medium blue on the corners of the windshield. Third session: refined the flames and guns (add SoFlat Pale Yellow and Kimera Orange, glazed guns with SoFlat Phthalo Blue Green Shade), painted exhausts and hubcaps with Molotow silver (One4All refill), painted engine with Vallejo gunmetal mixed with Daler Rowney Black Ink. Grill was Molotow silver mixed with the Phthalo Blue or Golden High Flow Acrylic Prussian Blue. Just the windshield and perhaps some weathering left! Second session: painted the tires and guns with a mix of Golden So Flat black and white. Blocked in the colors for flames on the hood and roof, no blending done yet but obviously still needed. Used Golden SoFlat pyrrole red, cadmium orange, and permanent yellow deep. First session: Though I experimented a bit with Molotow paints, the airbrush, and a gradient like the other car in this post, I eventually painted it entirely with Molotow silver, which is incredible. It’s got tiny mica flakes, is super bright, runs through an airbrush like a dream, and cleans easily from the airbrush. On top of that I applied a Golden high flow acrylic Prussian blue hue paint, which is transparent and so the car looks like it’s been painted with a metallic dark blue.

A miniature muscle car from the Car Wars game crudely painted with a metallic dark blue. The car sports lots of exhaust pipes, two pairs of black painted laser guns, a pair of black painted heavy machine guns, and what looks like either four launching ports or exhaust ports in the back. The engine sticks up above the hood and appears to be a v8. Front view from the (US) passenger’s side. This fourth session: painted the windshield Golden SoFlat cerulean hue mixed with SoFlat phthalo blue green shade mixed with a bit of dark grey. The glazed up with SoFlat medium phthalo blue, then added some white and ultra matte medium to thin it and glaze easier. Then white with some medium blue on the corners of the windshield. Third session: refined the flames and guns (add SoFlat Pale Yellow and Kimera Orange, glazed guns with SoFlat Phthalo Blue Green Shade), painted exhausts and hubcaps with Molotow silver (One4All refill), painted engine with Vallejo gunmetal mixed with Daler Rowney Black Ink. Grill was Molotow silver mixed with the Phthalo Blue or Golden High Flow Acrylic Prussian Blue. Just the windshield and perhaps some weathering left! Second session: painted the tires and guns with a mix of Golden So Flat black and white. Blocked in the colors for flames on the hood and roof, no blending done yet but obviously still needed. Used Golden SoFlat pyrrole red, cadmium orange, and permanent yellow deep. First session: Though I experimented a bit with Molotow paints, the airbrush, and a gradient like the other car in this post, I eventually painted it entirely with Molotow silver, which is incredible. It’s got tiny mica flakes, is super bright, runs through an airbrush like a dream, and cleans easily from the airbrush. On top of that I applied a Golden high flow acrylic Prussian blue hue paint, which is transparent and so the car looks like it’s been painted with a metallic dark blue.

A miniature muscle car from the Car Wars game crudely painted with a metallic dark blue. The car sports lots of exhaust pipes, two pairs of black painted laser guns, a pair of black painted heavy machine guns, and what looks like either four launching ports or exhaust ports in the back. The engine sticks up above the hood and appears to be a v8. Rear view. This fourth session: painted the windshield Golden SoFlat cerulean hue mixed with SoFlat phthalo blue green shade mixed with a bit of dark grey. The glazed up with SoFlat medium phthalo blue, then added some white and ultra matte medium to thin it and glaze easier. Then white with some medium blue on the corners of the windshield. Third session: refined the flames and guns (add SoFlat Pale Yellow and Kimera Orange, glazed guns with SoFlat Phthalo Blue Green Shade), painted exhausts and hubcaps with Molotow silver (One4All refill), painted engine with Vallejo gunmetal mixed with Daler Rowney Black Ink. Grill was Molotow silver mixed with the Phthalo Blue or Golden High Flow Acrylic Prussian Blue. Just the windshield and perhaps some weathering left! Second session: painted the tires and guns with a mix of Golden So Flat black and white. Blocked in the colors for flames on the hood and roof, no blending done yet but obviously still needed. Used Golden SoFlat pyrrole red, cadmium orange, and permanent yellow deep. First session: Though I experimented a bit with Molotow paints, the airbrush, and a gradient like the other car in this post, I eventually painted it entirely with Molotow silver, which is incredible. It’s got tiny mica flakes, is super bright, runs through an airbrush like a dream, and cleans easily from the airbrush. On top of that I applied a Golden high flow acrylic Prussian blue hue paint, which is transparent and so the car looks like it’s been painted with a metallic dark blue.

#Painting for a #CarWars #campaign. 4th session with the dark metallic blue muscle car. Painted windshield. Alt text for paint info. #airbrush #Molotow #One4All #goldensoflat #soflat #stevejacksongames #wip #golden #highflowacrylics #art #hotwheels #matchboxcar

A miniature muscle car from the Car Wars game crudely painted with a metallic dark blue. The car sports lots of exhaust pipes, two pairs of black painted laser guns, a pair of black painted heavy machine guns, and what looks like either four launching ports or exhaust ports in the back. The engine sticks up above the hood and appears to be a v8. Front view from above. This third session: refined the flames and guns (added SoFlat Pale Yellow and Kimera Orange, glazed guns with Golden SoFlat Phthalo Blue Green Shade), painted exhausts and hubcaps with Molotow silver (One4All refill), painted engine with Vallejo gunmetal mixed with Daler Rowney Black Ink. Grill was Molotow silver mixed with the Phthalo Blue or Golden High Flow Acrylic Prussian Blue. Just the windshield and perhaps some weathering left! Second session: painted the tires and guns with a mix of Golden So Flat black and white. Blocked in the colors for flames on the hood and roof, no blending done yet but obviously still needed. Used Golden SoFlat pyrrole red, cadmium orange, and permanent yellow deep. First session: Though I experimented a bit with Molotow paints, the airbrush, and a gradient like the other car in this post, I eventually painted it entirely with Molotow silver, which is incredible. It’s got tiny mica flakes, is super bright, runs through an airbrush like a dream, and cleans easily from the airbrush. On top of that I applied a Golden high flow acrylic Prussian blue hue paint, which is transparent and so the car looks like it’s been painted with a metallic dark blue.

A miniature muscle car from the Car Wars game crudely painted with a metallic dark blue. The car sports lots of exhaust pipes, two pairs of black painted laser guns, a pair of black painted heavy machine guns, and what looks like either four launching ports or exhaust ports in the back. The engine sticks up above the hood and appears to be a v8. Front view from the (US) passenger’s side. This third session: refined the flames and guns (add SoFlat Pale Yellow and Kimera Orange, glazed guns with SoFlat Phthalo Blue Green Shade), painted exhausts and hubcaps with Molotow silver (One4All refill), painted engine with Vallejo gunmetal mixed with Daler Rowney Black Ink. Grill was Molotow silver mixed with the Phthalo Blue or Golden High Flow Acrylic Prussian Blue. Just the windshield and perhaps some weathering left! This second session: painted the tires and guns with a mix of Golden So Flat black and white. Blocked in the colors for flames on the hood and roof, no blending done yet but obviously still needed. Used Golden SoFlat pyrrole red, cadmium orange, and permanent yellow deep. First session: Though I experimented a bit with Molotow paints, the airbrush, and a gradient like the other car in this post, I eventually painted it entirely with Molotow silver, which is incredible. It’s got tiny mica flakes, is super bright, runs through an airbrush like a dream, and cleans easily from the airbrush. On top of that I applied a Golden high flow acrylic Prussian blue hue paint, which is transparent and so the car looks like it’s been painted with a metallic dark blue.

A miniature muscle car from the Car Wars game crudely painted with a metallic dark blue. The car sports lots of exhaust pipes, two pairs of black painted laser guns, a pair of black painted heavy machine guns, and what looks like either four launching ports or exhaust ports in the back. The engine sticks up above the hood and appears to be a v8. Front view from the (US) driver’s side. This third session: refined the flames and guns (add SoFlat Pale Yellow and Kimera Orange, glazed guns with SoFlat Phthalo Blue Green Shade), painted exhausts and hubcaps with Molotow silver (One4All refill), painted engine with Vallejo gunmetal mixed with Daler Rowney Black Ink. Grill was Molotow silver mixed with the Phthalo Blue or Golden High Flow Acrylic Prussian Blue. Just the windshield and perhaps some weathering left! This second session: painted the tires and guns with a mix of Golden So Flat black and white. Blocked in the colors for flames on the hood and roof, no blending done yet but obviously still needed. Used Golden SoFlat pyrrole red, cadmium orange, and permanent yellow deep. First session: Though I experimented a bit with Molotow paints, the airbrush, and a gradient like the other car in this post, I eventually painted it entirely with Molotow silver, which is incredible. It’s got tiny mica flakes, is super bright, runs through an airbrush like a dream, and cleans easily from the airbrush. On top of that I applied a Golden high flow acrylic Prussian blue hue paint, which is transparent and so the car looks like it’s been painted with a metallic dark blue.

A miniature muscle car from the Car Wars game crudely painted with a metallic dark blue. The car sports lots of exhaust pipes, two pairs of black painted laser guns, a pair of black painted heavy machine guns, and what looks like either four launching ports or exhaust ports in the back. The engine sticks up above the hood and appears to be a v8. Rear view from the (US) driver’s side. This third session: refined the flames and guns (add SoFlat Pale Yellow and Kimera Orange, glazed guns with SoFlat Phthalo Blue Green Shade), painted exhausts and hubcaps with Molotow silver (One4All refill), painted engine with Vallejo gunmetal mixed with Daler Rowney Black Ink. Grill was Molotow silver mixed with the Phthalo Blue or Golden High Flow Acrylic Prussian Blue. Just the windshield and perhaps some weathering left! This second session: painted the tires and guns with a mix of Golden So Flat black and white. Blocked in the colors for flames on the hood and roof, no blending done yet but obviously still needed. Used Golden SoFlat pyrrole red, cadmium orange, and permanent yellow deep. First session: Though I experimented a bit with Molotow paints, the airbrush, and a gradient like the other car in this post, I eventually painted it entirely with Molotow silver, which is incredible. It’s got tiny mica flakes, is super bright, runs through an airbrush like a dream, and cleans easily from the airbrush. On top of that I applied a Golden high flow acrylic Prussian blue hue paint, which is transparent and so the car looks like it’s been painted with a metallic dark blue.

#Painting for a #CarWars #campaign. 3rd session with the muscle car. Refined flames and guns, did exhausts, engine, & hubcaps. Windshield left. Alt text for paint info. #airbrush #Molotow #One4All #goldensoflat #soflat #stevejacksongames #wip #golden #highflowacrylics #art #hotwheels #matchboxcar

A miniature muscle car from the Car Wars game crudely painted with a metallic dark blue. The car sports lots of exhaust pipes, two pairs of black painted laser guns, a pair of black painted heavy machine guns, and what looks like either four launching ports or exhaust ports in the back. The engine sticks up above the hood and appears to be a v8. Front view from the (US) passenger’s side. This second session: painted the tires and guns with a mix of Golden So Flat black and white. Blocked in the colors for flames on the hood and roof, no blending done yet but obviously still needed. Used Golden SoFlat pyrrole red, cadmium orange, and permanent yellow deep. First session: Though I experimented a bit with Molotow paints, the airbrush, and a gradient like the other car in this post, I eventually painted it entirely with Molotow silver, which is incredible. It’s got tiny mica flakes, is super bright, runs through an airbrush like a dream, and cleans easily from the airbrush. On top of that I applied a Golden high flow acrylic Prussian blue hue paint, which is transparent and so the car looks like it’s been painted with a metallic dark blue.

#Painting for a #CarWars #campaign. 2nd session with the dark metallic blue muscle car. Painted guns and tires. Blocked in color, need to blend. Alt text for paint info. #airbrush #Molotow #One4All #goldensoflat #soflat #stevejacksongames #wip #golden #highflowacrylics #art #hotwheels #matchboxcar

Hare painting I finished for an art fair last month.
Unsold, but several others did ☺️

#hare #colourful #bright #golden #SoFlat

Can't complain about my working station today 😇☕💻
@forum_groningen

#phdlife #groningen #soflat #tryingnottocomplainaboutdutchweather