Contrast OSL (Object-Source Lighting)
Intro As I got further into painting I tried my hand at OSL, but never really reached a result I was happy with. Eventually I filed it under “Things to do when I get an airbrush” and moved on. But a little while back I figured out a method that achieves good results with very little in the way of required supplies or tools, so here’s a write-up. Note: I like my OSL very bright. None of that subtle glow stuff, this should make someone think twice before touching the model because they don’t want to get burnt. You can go more subtle by going lighter on the white at the stippling stage though. It also pops a little more on pictures than in real life, but that’s a minor difference. French Levant Skimmers Supplies and Tools White Acrylic Paint. I like VMC Cold White, but use whatever you like. Stippling Brush. My favorite is the smallest makeup brush I can find. I’ve tried purpose-made drybrushes from Army Painter and was not impressed. Glaze Color. Normally some s