October 2018 Challenge: The Nine Towers of Edemora

[Gidde]

Thanks! I'm hoping to finish the linework tonight and start the (scary) painting process.

[Gidde]

Yay, I may actually finish this thing! Finished the linework and took a first pass at paint. Tomorrow I'll do another pass at paint and call it done.

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[JsinOwl]

Oh that's looking great. What's your color palette?

[Bogie]

Looks fantastic Gidde! Love the mountains!

[Gidde]

Thanks Bogie!

Um, my color palette is ... wingin it. I started with these and have just been mixing them as I go.

Edit: Wow, that pic uploaded from tapatalk was obnoxiously huge. Moved to an attachment.

[JsinOwl]

They certainly make for a nice, harmonious combination.

<Googles Serpentine Genuine>

This Australian green-color serpentine is of a variety called Stichtite. A soft stone used cross-culturally for carving amulets used to ward off harm, our newest PrimaTek has no comparison in any known paint palette. This surprising, semi-transparent paint is a good green that develops granulation with specks of burnt scarlet – a great addition to your landscape and floral palette.

So, your map will ward off harm I guess. A good omen indeed.

[Gidde]

Thanks!

And yes, even though green isn't "primary" I always use that one because it's not lying about the awesome granulation.

[JsinOwl]

It's tough to mix all your greens and get them to look consistent. Unless of course you mix a giant puddle for the whole painting. Better to have a starting green you like and nudge it around as you see fit I think.

[Gidde]

Agreed! Next time I buy paint I want to get a good brown I can do the same with. It's really a pain to mix browns.

[Weery]

Love it! The linework is really dynamic and the subtle colours throughout are fantastic Gidde.