Every so often, I will do commissions for building terrain. This is especially true when I have more time on my hands. Some of the great things about making terrain for your minutes is surprising yourself on how you do something. I have written some tutorials on here about processes of certain projects. Honestly, sometimes the idea sound better than the results. But once you figure out a process, it still seems like magic. I guess I can thank the Art Studio and Design degree I have for something awesome. I probably would not have painted so much if it wasn't for the direction I took.
Anyway, this just the first half of the commission I was doing. I just want to show how much of a difference it makes to added each base color. I will be adding to the roads and highlighting afterwards.
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| This was the main design for the two mats. It was a little more simplified, but I was given some freedoms on design. In this case, I added some roads going North and South. I wanted to give options for the owner, so they can match up for other battlefields. |
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| Other option. |
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| And yet, another option! |
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| Teddy Bear Fur shaved down for the design. |
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| These were the first two colors. Brown for the roads, and the lighter green for the shorter grass. It is awesome how it pops! |
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| Adding the darker green and the yellow fields. These are base colors, the highlights with give a more natural look and tone some of it down. |
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| The main set up. |
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| Another option. |
I will most likely show off the finished project in the near future, since I will want to have it done and shipped to the customer.
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