What up players! It's Walbos TAY up in this mood! Welcome to day 7 of my... Oh, to get through a Dark Elbar painting project! I've got my 17 witches here that are still in various states of completion, so today the goal is going to be to clean up all of the areas that may have gotten straits of paint in them. For example, on the sides of all these leggings of our witches we have little holes, rips and tears in the body suits, and a lot of the models have some straight, then-edged stone that got onto the site. So I'm going to be cleaning that up with some chaos black, also going to be cleaning up any chaos black areas that have gold on them from painting the body suits. Some of them have straight flecks of gold, like here on the sides of these zippers, or on the sides of the various gold pieces. So I'm going to be cleaning all of those up. Sometimes, if you look at the bottom, these anklets, sometimes when I was trying to get to the gold it a little bit splashed onto the- let's see what's a good angle that you could see some of this- some of the gold paint got onto the shoe or the boot, so I'm going to have to be keeping an eye out for those as well. But basically, today is just the day of cleaning, and also I'm going to be- so that I don't go crazy just looking for those fine details. I'm also going to be painting the armor highlights. Yeah, I think I'm doing the hair, but I think I'm going to do the armor highlights so that I can at least have that done with as well. And then once the armor highlights are done, I can give everything a bad-ad-black, tone down all these gold colors, tone down the armor highlights, and then I can just build up the hair and the skin. And be done with it after adding in final details like purple cloth around some of their arms, some of them at purple cloth stuff, and of course there's the Fleshy- the Fleshy-Cod-loin cloths or the Cod pieces. So still a little ways to go yet, but now everything's starting to come together. We've only got 17 to paint, so looking forward to it, we'll see you in a couple of hours. Alright, so I failed. I didn't get through as much as I wanted to, but I did finish another three completely. So let's take a look at them. Here's one of them. This guy running forward, and I'm really liking painting these green drug tubes in the leg. And the legings, I think, they're just popping themselves so full of drugs. I think that's really, really fluffy and interesting. So that was the first guy. And here's the second one. I also decided to start adding some blazing orange to the highlights for the hair. And you can see a little bit of the tattoo on the face. There's the purple of the knife. And the purple cloth on the knife and hanging from the belt. So we do it here. Here's the three that I finished today. I'm going to put a little more on the last one. So painting the eyes on these are really hard because you want to get in as, you know, as small as possible, give them that black eyeliner above and below the eye. And then painting that white, those white slashes where the eyes are going to be those horizontal lines. And then painting in those vertical lines for the actual pupils. So what I do is this is the edge of my table and I will sometimes back up a little bit and brace my wrists on the table so that they don't shake. If my model here is here on my cork, then one model, one hand is braced as much as it will go. And my brush hand, the he left my hand, braces against the edge of the table. So it is as steady and controlled as it can be. So that's how I do really, really fine work. If I'm not working on a camera, if I'm having to film live action, tutorial, then chances are I might not be that detailed and precise because I want to keep it in focus. But I'll go back and fix it later using this positioning and bracing, stabilizing yourself. Especially for those of you out there with shaky hands, you want to find little tricks like that that will keep you from giving up. And like I said what I've been doing is painting the body suit with chaos black. So any of the leather vinyl of the body suit, you'll notice that chaos black has a very shiny, glossy finish to it. So even when it dries, it still has a little bit of shine to it. And if you've already should, you even amplify that effect even more. But I think it has a really good, really good shiny effect that you don't have to worry about highlighting too much. If you really want to, then you can go and do some highlights. But I think I'm just going to leave it as is because I don't want the highlights to detract from the highlights of the armor plates. Okay, so thanks for watching. This is Project Arc Eldar Day numeral 7. And we'll see you tomorrow when the goal will hopefully be to get some more complete layers done before I lose my discipline and focus on going like in groups of three, which I seem to enjoy doing at this stage. Alright, see ya. Thanks for watching.