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The Green Stuff Banner Tutorial

The Green Stuff Banner Tutorial
Language :English Content
Source :quietlimit.blogspot.com
Author :Dan
Categories :1- Language, 4- Sculpting | Casting, Accessories, EN, Fantasy, Sci-fi
Content :

The other day, I read this excellent tutorial by danjones87 on Librarium Online. It’s so good that I plan on using it myself, and wanted to share it with you. So without further ado:

The Green Stuff Banner Tutorial

Banners are always a focal point in any army, large surfaces that are the best places to show of painting skills. For this reason its not always the best option to use the precast ones provided, you cant have evey banner looking the same, its just not natural! For this reason, its about time we went our own way, make the banner yourself!

In this tutorial I will produce a nice raggedy banner to fit with my Black Guard Campaign army.
Planning is VERY important in this process, even more so with banners for fantasy models. First off I mocked up a paper banner, tacked it to the banner pole and then placed it in the unit. From this I can see the space I have to add ripples and curves caused by wind etc. You will need the mock up later on, so dont bin it.

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