Commemorative Emblem - Amara the immortal Carrier
Painting step by step
Step 1: Grasp the basic geometry. for this emblem it would be a fitting shield form.
Step 2a red: Chassis the chassis should make up roughly 30-50% of the space you will occupy. the red lines indicate the first run you will take to block it out. The passengers compartment should be thought of as ~75% of size. I went with 50% for the tank and 75% for the 1cent and on the cent its much more pleasing and true to reality.
2b: vertical lines to get the edges crips. in the green area you may or may not have to extend your corrections a little. just keep in mind that the colour of the wings will be layerd over that area any how so correction might not be needed just yet
Step 3: Tracks. Pretty straight forward. just make sure you end the triangle roughly where the end of the shield would be in the middle. otherwise you will tilt the perspective.
Step4: wings. the wings are straight forward. i tested half circles as a starting point but lines work far better when trying to maximize usage of space and getting it done clean. you can layer the colour pre blacklining but i would advice against to much. more layers of colour might be needed for the blackline correctionfinish: black line the mode. i did it with a brush that was still to big and barely able to thin its peak down far enough. I have read good things about using aquarell pencils for blacklining so that might be worth a try.
the text is very simple version of the original punjabi becomes a tilted W going into an N into a “d” all connected via one straight line at the top. check the 1cent version for crisper lines
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