Wilder Seminar - Creating Projectile Impacts

Adam Wilder demonstrated how to create realistic projectile impacts during the seminar in September of 2015. He used a Panther turret to create the demonstration sample. Don't miss the video of one of Adam's sessions where he demonstrates creating rust effects.

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Wilder Seminar - Creating Projectile Impacts
Wilder Seminar - Creating Projectile Impacts - Using a rubber tip pen (artist shaper), Adam ground in a bit of Wilder Gunpowderline Bright Steel pigment, then used a graphite pencil for a slightly different tone and then finished off with hint of Wilder Gunpowderline Black pigment around the outside perimeter of the damage.
Using a rubber tip pen (artist shaper), Adam ground in a bit of Wilder Gunpowderline Bright Steel pigment, then used a graphite pencil for a slightly different tone and then finished off with hint of Wilder Gunpowderline Black pigment around the outside perimeter of the damage.
Wilder Seminar - Creating Projectile Impacts
Wilder Seminar - Creating Projectile Impacts - Adam mixed a milky cream colour (seen in the metal palette) to create a lighter tone than the base Dunkelgelb. This was brushed sparingly around the edges of the impacts and shrapnel holes.
Adam mixed a milky cream colour (seen in the metal palette) to create a lighter tone than the base Dunkelgelb. This was brushed sparingly around the edges of the impacts and shrapnel holes.
Wilder Seminar - Creating Projectile Impacts
Wilder Seminar - Creating Projectile Impacts - Adam brushed a tiny bit of Vallejo German Camo Black Brown in and around the impacts, and especially into the shrapnel holes.
Adam brushed a tiny bit of Vallejo German Camo Black Brown in and around the impacts, and especially into the shrapnel holes.
Wilder Seminar - Creating Projectile Impacts - Before this picture was taken, Adam brushed Wilder Gunpowderline Aged Rust pigment mixed with Nitroline Old Rust Effect (as a carrier) in and around the impact.
Before this picture was taken, Adam brushed Wilder Gunpowderline Aged Rust pigment mixed with Nitroline Old Rust Effect (as a carrier) in and around the impact.
Wilder Seminar - Creating Projectile Impacts - You can add yellow to the dark rust brown to lighten it. In this case Adam mixed yellow and hull red for a light rust colour and sprayed just into the hole.
You can add yellow to the dark rust brown to lighten it. In this case Adam mixed yellow and hull red for a light rust colour and sprayed just into the hole.
Wilder Seminar - Creating Projectile Impacts - For the demonstration, Adam skipped priming and the turret was given a quick spray of Dunkelgelb (dark yellow). Then a dark rust brown acrylic was sprayed into and around the impact hole.
For the demonstration, Adam skipped priming and the turret was given a quick spray of Dunkelgelb (dark yellow). Then a dark rust brown acrylic was sprayed into and around the impact hole.
Wilder Seminar - Creating Projectile Impacts
Wilder Seminar - Creating Projectile Impacts - Using a soldering iron with a thin tip Adam created the tiny shrapnel damage.
Using a soldering iron with a thin tip Adam created the tiny shrapnel damage.
Wilder Seminar - Creating Projectile Impacts
Wilder Seminar - Creating Projectile Impacts - Cut the ring on the edge randomly to remove excess and add texture.
Cut the ring on the edge randomly to remove excess and add texture.
Wilder Seminar - Creating Projectile Impacts
Wilder Seminar - Creating Projectile Impacts - Using a soldering iron with a larger tip Adam created the impact damage.
Using a soldering iron with a larger tip Adam created the impact damage.
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