Interior Brushpaint and Orange Peel Test

BrendaEM · 09-05-22, 03:54 PM

In this test, I added touch-up brushstrokes, which were brighter than the rest, as fresh paint often is. The newer paint covers some of the rust.
The "Ivory" colors were made flatter for the rendering.

The paint is not as gloppy as the original because the original is 75+ years old.
I was trying to emulate a used uBoat, that might have seen use and been touched up.
These should be fairly close to the original colors, though rendering methods vary saturation and gamma. Lights also affect rendering. The lights here were warmer than the florescent used in the museum-ship below.
I will try lowering the saturation a bit to make it more what we are used to and not how it was : )
BRB

Compared to the many coats of glopped on pain on an original.

Edit: Fixed missing Light Gray Color

09-05-22, 03:54 PM	#11
BrendaEM Bosun Join Date: Aug 2022 Posts: 62 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	In this test, I added touch-up brushstrokes, which were brighter than the rest, as fresh paint often is. The newer paint covers some of the rust. The "Ivory" colors were made flatter for the rendering. The paint is not as gloppy as the original because the original is 75+ years old. I was trying to emulate a used uBoat, that might have seen use and been touched up. These should be fairly close to the original colors, though rendering methods vary saturation and gamma. Lights also affect rendering. The lights here were warmer than the florescent used in the museum-ship below. I will try lowering the saturation a bit to make it more what we are used to and not how it was : ) BRB Compared to the many coats of glopped on pain on an original. Edit: Fixed missing Light Gray Color Last edited by BrendaEM; 09-06-22 at 02:03 AM.