Post by Scruff on Jul 2, 2009 13:04:43 GMT -9
I was intrigued about trying to create a Soldier with cloaking/invisibility capabilities and attempted to experiment with various coloring techniques. I used Jim's Sargent Major and added textured backgrounds. The intent is that the background would match the environment and bases, in effect making the figure appear to be transparent. Also, the backgrounds were skewed to try and create a perspective, so that it would appear that the background is fading off into the distance as you looked through him.
I think leaving the white edge of the cut paper would work best with this miniature. The background textures are One-Monk brand. Some backgrounds are more effective than others, but the basic shape of the figure lends itself to the idea that the soldier is invisible on the Battlefield.
Scruff
The image and link has been updated now, sorry about that.
I think leaving the white edge of the cut paper would work best with this miniature. The background textures are One-Monk brand. Some backgrounds are more effective than others, but the basic shape of the figure lends itself to the idea that the soldier is invisible on the Battlefield.
Scruff
The image and link has been updated now, sorry about that.
