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Nice paint job!

Very nice

Excellent! I love seeing other people’s layering techniques as I’m new to painting.

Brilliant painting.

I have seen these orcs around quite a bit the last couple of days. Where did you get the STLs? Would love to have a set.

Artisan guild.

Ah, that is what I thought. I am a patron of theirs but haven't seen these orcs, what month were they from?

I am a new patron of theirs. I bought this set and then became a patreon after seeing how awesome the minis turned out.

That is some fine painting!

Painting skills!!

Love the details, you got skills.

nice paintjob

Mind sharing your resin/print settings? This is really clean.

Elegoo Grey. .03 layer height. 8 second exposure. Temp in the area ranges from 60-75F.

Awesome ✔️

The paint usually covers up the layer lines anyway.

Gotta love resin

Phillip Lovelace orcs were September 2019.

Paul West Of course, about a month before I joined lol.

Haha, it happens. Good news is you can use a coupon code on them and still get the files from the MMF store if you so desire! :)

Yep, just need to wait until the first of the month lol.

Awesome! Wanna paint mine?

I still don’t understand how people get this type of shading. Either my paint is too thick that it doesn’t glaze, or too thin that it just runs off. Halp!

After you thin the paint make sure your brush isn't over saturated. I will wipe the brush on the edge of my wet pallet to get off excess paint.

Ben Miller hmmm that might actually be my problem. Will keep working on it, thanks!

I don’t know how people do this level of detail. Do you use some sort of magnifying glass?

Patience and plenty of light. I spent hours on just this guy alone.

Ben Miller well you did an amazing job

I had to laugh do reading glasses count as a magnifying glass :) I use a magnifying glass as well at times. Some of the detail you see maybe a dry brush technique as well. Look up on YouTube dry brushing detail, you'll get the gist of it pretty quickly . The orc is very nicely done!! Dry brushing will give you a lot of amazing detail and others will think you have the hand of the big man himself Michael Angelo lol. Awesome detail can be achieved without having to actually paint in line by line. There are those with deft hands that can of course paint the finest lines.

I forgot to mention also look up washing models, that's another technique used to add detail but not necessarily painted line by line. Theres a ton of tips and trick revealed by a lot of dedicated people on youtube that are happy to share how they do it.

Dry brushing and washing are excellent ways to bring out detail! Just use them in moderation. To much drybrushing can make the model look dusty and to much wash can drown out definition. I have done both.

amazing

So good!

What layer height are you printing at?

.03

Ben Miller oh nice! I do .03 too, but takes a long time. Glad to hear somebody else is going through that too

Yeah I don't mind the wait. I have 2 FDM printers that regularly do 12 hour prints. So I am used to it.

Now, this is a well painted mini.
Good Job! ?