YourGitFacedCousin

I'll be at Rockhead's Comics and Games, in Kenosha Wisconsin, on Saturday May 15 sharing secrets about cheating fate whilst drunk and reckless! In other words I'll be offering demos of Malifaux! If you've questions or comments leave 'em here or shoot me a PM. Thanks in advance!

I like to mix a light grey and brown, leaning closer to the grey, then I throw a brown wash over the painted wood. It gives a believable weathered wood look.

I saw the optional light tent on the link Stark. It's certainly a nice setup. It's just most likely much more than I actually need, or care to spend.

I absolutely adore the sheer effect you've got going on on that dress.

wilco!

I'm thinking that'd be a large part of it. I'm considering gluing a strip of velco to the top of the seamless background, then getting some felt I can tack up for different backgrounds.

@Omenbringer, first thank you very much for taking the time to write that incredibly informative post. The material on the outside of the box is muslin. It is presently doubled over on itself. I'm thinking I'll need to remedy that. I am presently just using my cellphone camera, though my wife does have a much nicer camera. Perhaps I can convince her to help me out here. So, here's my to-do list for my next attempt. -Remove some of the diffuser -limit the amount of white, by either framing the image better and removing 'headroom' (Would using a different background here help as well? Perhaps a dark blue or purple?) -Move the cameras around a bit Honestly, I probably didn't put quite as much effort into playing around with this last night as I should've before running here to whine and ask questions. Thanks again. @Stark, that's a nifty little setup. Thanks for sharing it, but honestly photography isn't really my bag (if that wasn't clear enough already). I'm not sure $150 is an investment I'm looking to make.

Alright, so I did a thing... not sure I've done it right however. First, I finally took the time to put together the lightbox. None of the lights are on in the image, but here it is. I didn't play with it too much, but here's the first image I took in it. (including three more bayou gremlins I recently finished up) It's obvious to me that I'm not doing it quite right yet. Thinking I may need to use a thinner cloth to defuse, and possibly a darker background. Thoughts?

Love the mud on the bottom of that pig!

Mr. Cooper's pants look wonderful. Good job!

Y'know, it's a silly problem that has plagued me forever! I've even gone so far as to construct a lightbox. I've just not picked up lights for it, so I suppose, technically, it's still just a box at this point, though it has a seamless background, and cloth panels to diffuse light. Just need to drag my happy butt to the hardware store I suppose.

Burt and Lenny. Believe I'd already posted these, but as I'm hoping to use this as a repository for all my lil greenies I figured it made sense to chuck em in here.

LINK TO MOST RECENT UPDATE RIGHT HERE Let's see if a thread to post my pictures in helps with that whole 'motivation' thing. Here's a little Bayou Gremlin I recently finished up.

That Gracie! I love the fact that you took the time to pretty up the teapot. It makes it extra absurd, not only are we using a teapot as armor, but it's obviously the one we nicked from Grandma's cupboard! Fantastic work, an absolute inspiration, thank you for sharing.

Well, I suppose the first thing you'll need is the 2E rule book, believe it's available for about a tenner. Then you'll want the new cards for your old crew. These are available in the faction specific card decks. Then you're on your way! Where are you playing?

It's one of Wyrd's Dockside bases. No real modification, besides a bit of shaving and cutting to get the foot to plant well.