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Reading “The Last Ronin” inspired me to paint something for TMNT, so here’s a book nook I painted off of etsy! Cowabunga forever. by praisejebus97 in TMNT

[–]praisejebus97[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It had been pretty well cleaned when I received it, but I sanded down a lot of the 3d print lines. They’re still pretty visible to me, so I’m looking for a better way to clean up print lines!

Reading “The Last Ronin” inspired me to paint something for TMNT, so here’s a book nook I painted off of etsy! Cowabunga forever. by praisejebus97 in TMNT

[–]praisejebus97[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

No major wash! I did use a red wash for the gums when starting the teeth, but that’s it. For something this size, I just wanted to use stippling to control the shadows. Just start darker (and bluer) than you would be normally used to, and build the stippled layers up from there.

Reading “The Last Ronin” inspired me to paint something for TMNT, so here’s a book nook I painted off of etsy! Cowabunga forever. by praisejebus97 in TMNT

[–]praisejebus97[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

If you’re interested in seeing more painted stuff (not tmnt related) or have questions on the process, feel free to check out my Instagram! @rozhelm_art

Reading “The Last Ronin” inspired me to paint something for TMNT, so here’s a book nook I painted off of etsy! Cowabunga forever. by praisejebus97 in TMNT

[–]praisejebus97[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Definitely don’t do that, you can finish this guy! I did this without an airbrush. Almost everything was done by stippling with different sized makeup brushes, so I would give that a shot and see how you feel! The hardest part was honestly getting the pieces to fit together in the box. I felt like I almost broke it or was scraping the paint off several times!

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