This Sekiro model was a departure from the large, heroic figures I’d been working on. This was a very small and detailed print, with lots of finicky parts. I had to be extra careful during post-processing to avoid breaking any of the delicate pieces. The base was also a challenge. It was huge and had a lot of intricate details. I decided to use a combination of zenithal and undercoat highlights to bring out the details.
The One-Armed Wolf
For the bandages and bones, I used different tones of yellow to give them a weathered look. For the armor and metal sheaths, I used a combination of metallic paints and washes to create a realistic look.
The face was a fun challenge. I tried to achieve a realistic skin look using a combination of oil and enamel paints. I was really happy with how it turned out.
Overall, this project took me around three to four weeks to complete. I was commissioned by Shivam, and I’m proud of the final result.
