Tutorial Quick 'n' Dirty Snake Scales Tutorial

[Karak Norn Clansman]

 

[Crowsfoot]

Printed and laminated

 

[Killer Angel]

Saw it on Khemri forum, I was going to post it here...

But obviously Karak already did it

 

[Karak Norn Clansman]

Guilty of spam round, aye! Thanks.

 

[Aginor]

That would have come in really handy half a year ago when I tried sculpting snakes....

Very useful for the future though, thanks!

 

[Lord-Marcus]

I need this printed, laminated, and mailed to me

 

[Aginor]

Well.... technically you can just print and laminate it yourself....

 

[Lord-Marcus]

Well.... technically you can just print and laminate it yourself....

That would denude the point of being an overlord to skinks everywhere

 

[Bracnos]

AAAAAHGHHH where was this month's ago dammit laminated now

 

[Karak Norn Clansman]

Thank you kindly, folks! It sounds like this tutorial is late to the party herearounds.

 

[Lord-Marcus]

Thank you kindly, folks! It sounds like this tutorial is late to the party herearounds.

You're most welcome sir

 

[Warden]

Beautiful work, I feel like my fingers are too big to do that much tiny detail

More likely its that I don't have the patience


Well done on the tutorial good sir, keep them coming !

 

[Lord-Marcus]

Beautiful work, I feel like my fingers are too big to do that much tiny detail

More likely its that I don't have the patience


Well done on the tutorial good sir, keep them coming !

It's all a matter of practice.

 

[Karak Norn Clansman]

Thanks! Practice is indeed everything. To help patience, try sculpting while having something interesting running in the background. Music, documentary, audiobook, lecture, podcast, whatever rows your boat. That will make it decidedly less boring to sculpt for several hours in a row. Also, big fingers isn't a hindrance of themselves. It's your sculpting tool that needs to have sharp edges for detailwork, not your nails.

There will be more tutorials to come.

 

[Lord-Marcus]

Thanks! Practice is indeed everything. To help patience, try sculpting while having something interesting running in the background. Music, documentary, audiobook, lecture, podcast, whatever rows your boat. That will make it decidedly less boring to sculpt for several hours in a row. Also, big fingers isn't a hindrance of themselves. It's your sculpting tool that needs to have sharp edges for detailwork, not your nails.

There will be more tutorials to come.

Yes, music is a good idea.

Also, invest in a Bluetooth speaker.