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2015/10/15 03:31:04
Subject: Gradients from one prime color to another over a secondary color?
I have not seen this before and it might be a stupid idea. I made wide gradients that can look quite nice (e.g. dark green to bright yellow) and NMM sometimes also has very extreme gradients. BUT - Has anyone seen / tried / experienced gradients from one prime color to another? I was thinking of trying this on a Tau XV107 that I got incoming. Airbrush plus a lot of mixing colors should make the gradient smooth since I am using it on a large model but I am not sure it will look totally dumb or interesting. What do you think? Thanks!
2015/10/15 16:26:11
Subject: Gradients from one prime color to another over a secondary color?
I don't think I've seen that done before, but could be worth trying to see how it comes out. Will be a lot of work, but if it works should look quite nice.
I say go with it, and show us how it comes out.
2015/10/16 02:09:56
Subject: Gradients from one prime color to another over a secondary color?
