C. C. Crow Stone Church - First Annual Raymo Build Challenge 2016

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Now we add the second shade of gray - Neutral Gray Shade. This starts the blending process with the sponge.

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At this point I switch to the brush and work in Neutral Grey to blend it all together.

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At this point a dry brush it with the dark green "moss" color.  This is subtle  but it makes the colors pop more. On the second picture I have the left half done and the right half without the green. The third picture is the wall completed.

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Final step: Dry brushing with Raw Umber Tint.

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This final picture is with the roof weathered - first attempt. And the window castings painted with four different colors.  Which is your favorite - I have already picked mine.

[Janbouli]

For me the window on the left.

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For me the window on the left.

Thanks for the input Jan.  We will see how this goes for a few days before I make a final decision.

[ACL1504]

John,

The side of the church looks wonderful. Fantastic job my friend.

Tom

[deemery]

Wonderful stone!  I vote for the white window.


dave

[Zephyrus52246]

The white looks good.  So does the one on the left.  Heck, they all look good. 

Jeff

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John

The build and colors look great. My vote is for the window on the left.

[ak-milw]

Looks great, the window on the left or the white one.

[jimmillho]

I vote for the one on the left.

Jim

[ACL1504]

The window on the left matches the weathered stone but I do like the white better.

Tom

[ReadingBob]

My vote is for the white one.  The stone work looks phenomenal!  Well done!