New and Old scenery.

Thanks guys for all your comments!

We have a background!!!


You can see more pictures here.

We are so close to finish!

Tomorow is the day!!!

We haven been painting!


You can see more pictures here.

Don't forget vote tomorow! please xD

It looks both TERRIFIC & like you're going to be VERY busy the rest of the day. GREAT WORK & GOOD LUCK!    

Wow, I really like the scene you created    

You have some stiff competition. I recognized cianty and the work of several other forum members. Good luck to all.    

Saw the finished photos on the competition's facebook page. Looks stunning. Really well made and it felt alive. I salute your inspiring work.

Well, you've got my votes!
And I see I got yours too

Thanks guys for your comments.

There are reallly great works in the competition.

Sould be open a new threat to show up forum members projects?

Comi, your diorama is incredible! And the backdrop worked wonderfully!

Please tell us where those civilians come from! They bring that village alive!

Joao

P.S. Yes, I like the idea of a new thread for the forum participants in TTW competition.

Comi wrote:

Should be open a new threat to show up forum members projects?

You can continue adding posts to this thread or open a new one as you chose. I favor a single extented thread for my own work. You can also open a thread for completed works in the appropriate section of the Gallery.   

DeafNala wrote:

Comi wrote:

Should be open a new threat to show up forum members projects?

You can continue adding posts to this thread or open a new one as you chose. I favor a single extented thread for my own work. You can also open a thread for completed works in the appropriate section of the Gallery.   

I think he meant 'projects for the Tabletop painting compy'  

I wasn't 100% sure if that was what he meant, however, I'm sure we would all enjoy seeing the photos...I know I would. Since this is an extension of the thread's theme, posting here would be the thing to do.   

Thanks guys!

If anybody wants open a new threath with TableTop Competition, I will post in it!.

We need your support to win on facebook. Could you check our pictures and click "I like" if you like?


I show up too our diorama here!



You can read the article NOW IN ENGLISH about the scenery here!.

Thanks guys for your support

OUTSTANDING! The scene is GLORIOUS...FINE painting & modeling with some BEAUTIFUL minis to complete the picture. VERY WELL DONE!    

Thank you Deafnala

Thanks everybody for your comments and support.

Tabletop World's Painting Competition is finished. Even thought we could't win, we are so happy with our tabletop.

I show up winner scenery pictures.

First place


Readers choice, by facebook.

You can see all winners here and read NOW IN ENGLISH and defeat keys!.

Thanks again for your support

OOH! PRETTY PHOTOS! Thanks for providing the link...inspiring stuff motivates moi. AND thanks for posting your own FINE piece...VERY high on the motivating factor.   

Thanks Deafnala.

Great job, I love your scene. It provides lots of locations for interactions with the locals. What more can you ask for?

I really love both the backdrop and the normal village people. It really creates a lovely scene. We all know how good you are with the painting and composing. This is good in so many ways.

Thanks guys for your commetns and support.

We have benn sculpting wooden fences... but we need improve alost xD

Advides are welcome!


You can see more pictures and read the article NOW IN ENGLISH here.

How can we improve it?

They seem like perfectly servicable wooden planks to me. Would need to see them next to your other stuff for a true comparison, but at the scale we're working in there isn't much more to be done. You could always add the occasional warped board or knot-hole to give some variety.

Thanks Noisy Assassin for your comment.

I'm absolutely agree with you. We need add more fine details, as knot-hole and damages.

When I finish I will take a comparison picture for you

Being a fan of natural materials, I am mystified as to why you or anyone would have the need to sculpt a wooden fence. (Unless casting the fence is the goal.) But if that's what you want to do, you seem to be on the right track.

Von Kurst wrote:

Unless casting the fence is the goal.

  

Wooden fences 2.0. We used a clay less soft than Supersulpey Original.


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