Part 6

I just realized that I didn't upload the photos correctly because I was in a hurry, so I'm uploading what should have been in the previous post.

By the way, here are the colors I used

I've made some more progress on the back of the miniature, introducing much cooler tones to create stronger contrast and enrich the visual narrative. There's still some work to do balancing the colours so the overall hue feels more natural.

EN Every costume tells a story before a character speaks. This week was dedicated to exploring Slavic textiles, weathered fabrics, ancient ornaments, and a color language that reflects Baba Yaga's world. Cold tones, worn materials, and a single magical light will guide every brushstroke. ------------------------------------------------ ES Cada vestuario cuenta una historia antes de que un personaje pronuncie una sola palabra. Esta semana la dediqué a explorar textiles eslavos, telas envejecidas, ornamentos ancestrales y un lenguaje cromático que refleje el mundo de Baba Yaga. Tonos fríos, materiales desgastados y una única luz mágica guiarán cada pincelada.

More than a week printing with elego saturn 4 orinter , literally very huge model.

About tk finish the head.

Today I’ve been working on the finer points and details; I love hiding little surprises in my dioramas.

This week, I don't have much to report on the project's progress: a walk in the woods to collect some dry materials, continued work on the base, and my first attempts at choosing colors

I am still working on detailing the kit. And I added a cute nuggle.

I need to close up small holes, join the trunk and branches together, and finish the leaves

this are the way I finally decide to paint the rope, whit the escale