Apart the LSSAH Tiger 1313 profile, I am also working on the Das Reich's S33 Tiger I. At this point, I've only painted the dark yellow base coat and the green camouflage will be added in the next couple of days. Shown here is what I'd done so far.
Wednesday, December 07, 2005
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2 comments:
I am staggered by the detail in your work. It's simply amazing. I have drawn some tanks but yours are definitely jaw-dropping.
May I know the medium? Gorache? Acrylic? They don't appear to be oils.
Erh.....it's not oil, it's not acrylic, it's not gouache...:-) it's digital....I haven't paint with a real brush since Photoshop 1.0 came out in 1989 ( I think ).
The only time I am forced to use real life brush is painting my sculptures. Here is an example of a sculpture that I had sculpted ( with real life brushes and paint ). Polish Winged Hussar
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