It was painted with artists yellow ochre acrylic (from a tube), ink washed in very dark brown, then dry brushed with shades of magnolia emulsion paint. The roof was painted with enamels. Stained glass, brickwork and doors were painted with inks.
Monday 14 November 2011
Mediterranean church completed
Well, it works for me!
BTW, the tombs are movable. They are for dividing the church yard into separate 'village sections / deployment areas'. I did part of the yard unturfed; I fancy putting a statue / fountain here at some point in the future; and it breaks up a large area of 'grounds' quite nicely.
It was painted with artists yellow ochre acrylic (from a tube), ink washed in very dark brown, then dry brushed with shades of magnolia emulsion paint. The roof was painted with enamels. Stained glass, brickwork and doors were painted with inks.
It was painted with artists yellow ochre acrylic (from a tube), ink washed in very dark brown, then dry brushed with shades of magnolia emulsion paint. The roof was painted with enamels. Stained glass, brickwork and doors were painted with inks.
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7 comments:
Cor! That is very good, indeed, well done!
Simon
Very nice. The tombs are a great addition.
This looks superb. Great work!
Wow!! That is awesome. Great work.
Glorious !!!
CS
Wow, that looks cool, I especially like your finishing touches and imagination. Perhaps it's your choice of figureS for the photograph or my bias but you could have a good go at Castello Mirabello for Pavia with this stuff.
Stuart
Looks great James!
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