Daemonettes (big pics)

So I'm not gonna be doin much else with her, especially since she's one of how many. Anyway, the skin turned out a bit darker than I wanted but not too shabby. Definately not my best work and pics don't do it justice but I'd say not horrible for my first Slaanesh girl." border="0" alt=""/>
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Very nice. Perfect for troopers. You always have good color choices in your models. Not sure if you've just got good vibes or have had some color theory/art training. I also like the red socks look too.

Only recommendation I'd have is to pic the teeth out in white and to change your eye color to a more intense Yellow or even white. IMO the green blends in too much with the skin tones.

As a recommendation, if you hit enter after each IMG tag you will create a vertical presentation vs. the horizontal presentation of the pics.

Me likee, No color theory yet she just has a good eye!

oops on the images, I put them online last night at like 130am so I was not exactly thinking everything through, I can edit them tonight

and he's right, no color theory/art training, I guess that's why I enjoy it so much, it just comes to me, (also doesn't hurt with my photography too) Thank you John

I wasn't sure about the teeth, beings that most I saw were real close to the skin color, course the skin color was lighter too. And I went with green eyes to try and be more menacing but yellow might work too.

Something incredibly easy to do ...and really adds a menacing look around the eyes is to wash them in a red. Most cases I use a bluish red like GW Red Gore.

Process:
Color eye (green or Yellow).
Control wash in recease with the red. (about 12:1 water to paint). Load the brush then touch it to a paper towel to remove excess liquid, then go to your area and dab around the eye. There should still be a little "flow" into the receases. It is OK to go over the pupil.

Repeat a second or third (or more) time(s) to build up the red. Should dry pretty quickly.

When dry go back and dot the eye with the base color (almost as if doing a pupil).

Here are a couple examples of what I'm talking about.

http://www.coolminiornot.com/193016
http://www.coolminiornot.com/173363