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How to Model Oil Slicks

How to Model Oil Slicks A while ago I was asked how to model an oil slick. After much experimenting, numerous different products and countless failures, I have finally found a method I am happy with! The trick to any oil slick is to capture that iridescent shine and that is much harder than it might appear both because of the scale and products available. Most iridescent or pearlescent paints have too larger particles leading to a grainy look which just doesn't work. I eventually chose a Daler Rowney ink that has a very fine particle and a nice sheen to it. The oil slick takes a number of layers to fully capture the effect but I think it is worth it when you are done. Materials Magic Water Epoxy Resin Tamiya Clear Paint - variety of colours including red, orange, yellow, blue, green and smoke Iridescent ink (I used Daler Rowney Shimmering Blue 711) Woodland Scenics fine turf - burnt and yellow grass Diorama materials - HO scale barrels from my scrap box, artists pastels, Mig Pigment - Vietnam Earth, static grass Index 00:19 The Real World 00:37 Method 13:14 Final Result 13:44 Mini Kathys 15:22 Close If you are enjoying the series then please subscribe to my blog for the next weekly instalment. http://www.kathymillatt.co.uk/blog/20... www.kathymillatt.co.uk   / kathymillattmodelling     / kathymillatt     / kathymillatt     / kathymillatt      / kathymillatt   https://www.flickr.com/photos/kathymi... Photo credit: yashima via Visual Hunt / CC BY-SA Photo credit: erix! via VisualHunt.com / CC BY Photo credit: Arenamontanus via Visual hunt / CC BY Photo credit: cobaltfish via Visualhunt / CC BY-SA Photo credit: Rob Gallop via Visualhunt / CC BY-ND