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| piper909 writes: |
Frequently, if I'm experimenting with a new technique, or new paints, or unsure of what shades of paint to use for a new type of figure and I want optimum or uniform results. I also make trial runs of fleshtones for exotic looks, and I often use my Jacobite Highlanders as test subjects for new tartan schemes. (If one doesn't work, it hardly matters in a unit of be-tartaned clansmen, but if it is a pleasing design or could be used for regular military tartans in later periods, I make a note and will reuse that pattern and colors.) |
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| Answer | Votes | % | Chart |
I make a color test in software | 2 | 1% |  |
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no, never | 69 | 38% | |
only if trying something new | 31 | 17% | |
other (explain) | 5 | 3% | |
I am not a painter | 6 | 3% | |
yes, always | 9 | 5% | |
I make a color sketch | 0 | 0% | |
rarely | 29 | 16% | |
most of the time | 32 | 17% | |
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