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"Springtime brings showers a kite unable to fly A sorrowful child" The life of a maiko is not easy - especially with an iron-willed mother like Youko Hamasaki. All the draining etiquette and training lessons make the rare free time all the more precious. Children's day was such an exceptional day and Chiyo hoped to fly the old kite - a remnant of her early childhood - once more in the spring breeze. But oh, cursed be Malifaux's ever-changing winds and weather! The playful day was ruined by a relentless shower. Model: Chiyo Hamasaki (Youko Core Box, Qui & Gong) Base: 50mm Wyrd standard base

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Being a fellow painting challenge mate, I'll give you as much feedback as I can. Let's start with the areas to potentially think about:

1 - The crumpled background is a bit distracting for me. 

2 - The lighting is a bit too "dramatic" and it ends up detracting from your work because some of the details get lost. 

3 - I would be nice to see a bit more shadows/highlights on the model to give it a more "real" vibe - for instance, on her face - it looks like just base paints from what I can see. 

4 - While dioramas do usually need more shots, I might stick with one or two at most, because it feels like I'm trying to look everywhere at once (which pulls you out of the narrative). 

 

On the plus side:

1 - The roof set up and the water drip are absolutely ace! 

2 - The freehand is very nice

3 - the base and the grass, combined with the water is also really nice. 

 

Overall a really solid entry for someone new to the hobby!

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1 minute ago, Shock & Awe said:

Being a fellow painting challenge mate, I'll give you as much feedback as I can. Let's start with the areas to potentially think about:

1 - The crumpled background is a bit distracting for me. 

2 - The lighting is a bit too "dramatic" and it ends up detracting from your work because some of the details get lost. 

3 - I would be nice to see a bit more shadows/highlights on the model to give it a more "real" vibe - for instance, on her face - it looks like just base paints from what I can see. 

4 - While dioramas do usually need more shots, I might stick with one or two at most, because it feels like I'm trying to look everywhere at once (which pulls you out of the narrative). 

 

On the plus side:

1 - The roof set up and the water drip are absolutely ace! 

2 - The freehand is very nice

3 - the base and the grass, combined with the water is also really nice. 

 

Overall a really solid entry for someone new to the hobby!

Thank you mate! ❤️ I have a bunch of close-ups on Chiyo that I plan to drop to my gallery after the announcement, but she does need some more shades. I'll work on her and re-shoot the photos (so she makes a nice tournament piece in the future). Thank you for your sincere and constructive feedback!

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