I'd think about a sepia wash - for that sandy desert look, otherwise whatever the equivalent these days is of the old CW Devlan Mud.
The sepia may be a shade or two light to work as a wash on the darker colours ... but then again, maybe it will lighten the corners which is not such a bad thing.
Thomo, see my next post.. ;-) and the other thing I am now looking at is whether to use a fine liner pen to start marking the colour boundaries to sharpen up the contrast? I may try it on the Rolls-Royce and see if I like the effect.
Fun watching your force come together.
ReplyDeleteI'd think about a sepia wash - for that sandy desert look, otherwise whatever the equivalent these days is of the old CW Devlan Mud.
ReplyDeleteThe sepia may be a shade or two light to work as a wash on the darker colours ... but then again, maybe it will lighten the corners which is not such a bad thing.
Thomo, see my next post.. ;-) and the other thing I am now looking at is whether to use a fine liner pen to start marking the colour boundaries to sharpen up the contrast? I may try it on the Rolls-Royce and see if I like the effect.
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