Minced_Meat

@mincedmeat.bsky.social

34 (He/Him) Occasional artist, miniature painter. I repost nsfw art so MINORS DNI. No AI. No Hate. No Problem.

Hey, I know I've been reposting this a lot. But I really appreciate all the help I've gotten, there is still a lot more left that I need to do (Utilities, groceries for the month, etc) but if you want to help me out this is my donation box.

⛧BAHKONEARTH⛧ 🏳️‍⚧️@bahkonearth.neocities.org · 2w ago

Hi everyone, my mom passed away. She was my main caretaker and I have been taking care of her while she was sick. I could really use support, please help me. ko-fi.com/bahkonearth

Teaching a friend how to paint minis. The black and white sketch took me nearly no time, less than an hour. The interesting bit: the upper half of the kimono is diluted paint. The sash and bottom half is transparent paint. Guess which I’ll use more for these kinds of paint jobs? Paint in alt text.

The back view of a filament print of a humanoid frog dressed as a samurai. He is wearing a kimono, sash, and two scabbards are visible on his left side. The top half is painted with Golden SoFlat paints (dioxazine violet deep and I think quinacridone red) that have been diluted to allow the black and white underpainting to provide the highlights and shading. The bottom half was painted with Liquitex transparent soft body acrylic paints, quinacrdione red and dioxazine purple. 

The underpainting is more visible for the lower half and the colors are more saturated. The conclusion is that even diluted non-transparent paints will blow out the underpainting to some degree while the transparent paints will show more of it. 

One could easily use non-transparent paints to provide highlights and specular lights if desired. (And I will!) The front view of a filament print of a humanoid frog dressed as a samurai. He is wearing a kimono, sash, and two scabbards are visible on his left side. The top half is painted with Golden SoFlat paints (dioxazine violet deep and I think quinacridone red) that have been diluted to allow the black and white underpainting to provide the highlights and shading. 

The bottom half and skin all remain black and white, which are Golden SoFlat black and white. The sash is painted with transparent paint. 

The underpainting is more visible on the sash and the color is more saturated. The conclusion is that even diluted non-transparent paints will blow out the underpainting to some degree while the transparent paints will show more of it. 

One could easily use non-transparent paints to provide highlights and specular lights if desired. (And I will!)

kinktober 07: sweet i had to use the top of a 3d cloche asset to figure out how to draw a skirt at this angle, lol. not sure i nailed the ruffles. ruffles are a pain in the ass. read objects of affection if you still haven't