Description
The Best of Historical Edition – Volume 1 is a little celebration of The Figurementors Magazine! This volume brings you eight of the very best articles that we presented during the course of our first ten issues. No reviews, no adverts, nothing but the very best in figure painting content!
We always try to present an issue that has a collection of eras, techniques and figure types. This issue is no different. We also try to encourage contributors to write in their own style and leave a personal touch. Otherwise, articles become a little drab and monotonous. That being said, each article has been reedited, reformatted and redesigned. As we have developed as editors and designers so we wanted to put a fresh spin on the articles.
The Best of Historical Edition – Volume 1 – WE HOPE TO CONTINUE TO SET THE BAR AS HIGH AS POSSIBLE.
We are dedicated to producing an invaluable resource for figure painters. Now and for the future. You can also check out our Figurementors Painting Group on FACEBOOK!
CONTENT, CONTENT, CONTENT!
In The Best of Historical Edition – Volume 1 we provide inspiration and knowledge in equal measure.
From the use of textures, painting realistic muted tones, tackling black and white, painting splinter camouflage, heraldry and tartan. We have got it covered. Check out our back issues HERE
WHAT IS IN VOLUME 1?
Harold Stivala’s 79th HIGHLANDERS 1854
Harold paints up a beautiful and iconic sculpt from Raul Latorre!
Sergey Popovichenko’s 14TH CENTURY KNIGHT
Sergey takes a Tin Berlin knight and creates an historic figure, William de Botreaux.
David Powell’s CHIVALRIC HERALDRY
David showcases his methods for painting heraldry, from simple to complex designs.
Alfonso Giraldes’s GLADIATOR BUST
Alfonso explains his process for bring new life to a Pegaso classic.
Adrien Leloup’s MYRMILLO GLADIATOR
Adrien paints up a stunning gladiator based on the stunning classical artwork.
Roberto Del Cima’s JACOBITE 1746
Roberto writes up the creative process behind his stunning figure, including the complex tartan pattern.
Calvin Tan’s PANZER OFFICER
Calvin creates a stunning figure complete with splinter camouflage.
Luciano Massone’s WATERLOO 1815
Luciano paints up a Scale75 Coldstream Guard.
