This is another post from the series of articles in which you will have opportunity to get to know our Team.
Today we want to show interview with Patrycja, one of our Commission Painters! Without further ado we’re going straight into the interview! 😀
What fascinates me the most about painting models is the opportunity to experiment with a rich palette of colors and the variety of painting techniques that can be applied. It’s a continual discovery of endless possibilities! Each painter finds something that suits their preferences and style. I particularly enjoy painting the skins of characters and fantasy figurines, which provide an open space for imagination, allowing for the creation of unique works. In fact, every figurine, even the simplest, can be transformed into something unique and beautiful!
Probably the biggest surprise in painting figurines for me was the scale and detail of the models. Some of them are really small, and painting them requires extraordinary precision and meticulousness. Initially, a big challenge for me was painting pupils evenly. It was very frustrating, but fortunately, I don’t have that problem anymore.
Well, it’s best to start painting from the general to the specific and trust the process. At certain stages of painting, the figurine may seem unattractive, but it’s the final nuances that make the work satisfying and bring it to life. Patience is key. Precision develops gradually, and what initially seems impossible eventually becomes achievable. Additionally, I recommend taking short breaks during painting. When the eyes rest a bit and we look at the figurine with fresh eyes, we can catch any imperfections and improve the details.
Above all, I would like to focus on techniques that will improve my workshop and its quality. I really like the effect of high contrast on the figurine, brush sketching, and intense colors. I’d like to develop my unique style to create works that surprise and attract attention.
I try to approach each model creatively and maximize its potential. In the future, I’d like to take on the challenge of painting a large model, like a dragon. I believe that creating such a character can be a valuable and enriching artistic experience.
If you want to meet more of our Commission Painters, check our previous interview with Julia.
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