#Need opinions on my recipe. Too high in contrast? Does the yellow get lost in the brown?

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smoky gulch
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I've been in a bubble with only myself and my Imperial fist for so long now, i cant tell if it looks good or not. C&C very welcome!

spice oasis
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i think they look great, definitely not losing the yellow in the brown

torpid harbor
smoky gulch
smoky gulch
# torpid harbor What’s your full process?

Honestly a lot of back and forth, but these are the main steps:

• basecoat yellow ochre

• paint the shaded areas opaque warm brown

• stipple and then layer edges brown/yellow

• mix progressively brighter yellows, layer and glaze

• highlight with pure ice yellow

• go back and forth and fix everything

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Shaded areas being all the under sides of any yellow surface.

torpid harbor
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The yellow slaps but you could push it to the next level with more hue shifts. Pushthe darkest spots towards the red spectrum a bit more

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If you prime in red, spray a gradient of white on top (as yellow coverage is never great) and add layers of yellow over you could achieve that, it already looks good though

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And this is just me but I like to grime my metal up with some muddy thing like Agrax earth shade and then dry brush a little silver after it’s well dried

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I don’t do edge highlights so for the extreme edge highlights directionally down onto areas that would catch the light I just carefully dry brush with a small square head brush with the extreme bright shade and yellow hue