Haha thanks Ned. Everyone loves a Hobnob!
The grass is no secret. I paint the surface brown. Then put random blobs of pva down and use longer static grass. Then more blobs of glue and shorter static grass and so on. I maybe use 3 or 4 different grasses. I then go over with some different colours of scatter. I do it all at random and often it turns out alright. I’m no expert when it comes to bushes etc. We’re all learning
Thanks
Dan
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Coming along nicely, Dan.
(For anyone following this thread)
Remember, wild grass is fifty shades of green. It never grows like a bowling green. Brown earth randomly shows wherever. In the fifty shades of green there are wild flowers growing; mainly yellow.
Two pictures to show what I mean.
The first is on a farm near Spennymoor, County Durham
The second is near Ravenglass, Cumbria
Keep up the good work, Dan.
Glencairn
(For anyone following this thread)
Remember, wild grass is fifty shades of green. It never grows like a bowling green. Brown earth randomly shows wherever. In the fifty shades of green there are wild flowers growing; mainly yellow.
Two pictures to show what I mean.
The first is on a farm near Spennymoor, County Durham
The second is near Ravenglass, Cumbria
Keep up the good work, Dan.
Glencairn
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Thanks Glencairn .
Some nice pictures there too. I do a lot of driving so I’m always trying to actually see the colours. Greens of trees and grass. Greys of tarmac, faded whites of pubs etc.
I always used to paint like a child (one green for grass, black paint for tarmac etc) but then I realised I wasn’t actually seeing when I looked (if that makes sense).
Always good to reference real life or photos to get the juices flowing.
Thanks
Dan
Some nice pictures there too. I do a lot of driving so I’m always trying to actually see the colours. Greens of trees and grass. Greys of tarmac, faded whites of pubs etc.
I always used to paint like a child (one green for grass, black paint for tarmac etc) but then I realised I wasn’t actually seeing when I looked (if that makes sense).
Always good to reference real life or photos to get the juices flowing.
Thanks
Dan
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