The entire figure, once washed and dried, was given an extra-heavy drybrush of Reaper's "Deep Ocean," followed by washes of Citadel "Drakenhof Nightshade" and "Athonian Camoshade," blue and green ink washes respectively, followed by drybrushings of "Marine Teal" and "Surf Aqua," then a 50-50 mix of Surf Aqua and Misty Grey half-drybrushed, half-stippled over the areas that looked foamy, and then a 25-25-50 mix of Surf Aqua/Misty Gray/Pure White lightly drybrushed over the top of that. Finally, a little more Athonian Camoshade was worked into the recesses of the figure's base to represent it moving over earth and vegetation and some of that getting washed up into the Elemental.
Finally, here he is with the banshee I painted earlier in this year's Challenge to give a sense of scale.
Great work
ReplyDeleteGood choice!
ReplyDeleteA very impressive water creature/feature!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
It's an easy mistake to make! Great creature.
ReplyDeleteGreat colourscheme on this elemental Bill
ReplyDeleteVery nice work, Bill, it looks like a stormy sea has taken humanoid form!
ReplyDeleteNice wet-one Bill!
ReplyDeleteNice one Bill. It's a creature and a feature!
ReplyDeleteWell its certainly a Water feature!! Great work Bill.
ReplyDeleteLovely water feature of a water creature
ReplyDeleteReally cool effect, Bill! Looks just like stormy water! ;)
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