Yesterday I started on three Gretchins, one with a black base coat and a traditional dark to light green skin highlighting technique, the other two with grey base coats and more experimental flesh painting. I couldn’t leave well enough alone so late last night I did another wash, this time of Gryphonne Sepia on just [...]
Posts Tagged ‘paint’
Continuing the Gretchin
Posted: September 2, 2010 in Rank and File, Waaagh Musk, WIPTags: black primer, Citadel, Gretchin, grey primer, Grot, GW, Orks, paint, painting techniques
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3 Finished Plaguebearers
Posted: July 22, 2010 in Diseased Sons, Rank and FileTags: Daemons, Delta Ceramcoat, Foundry, GW, Nurgle, P3, paint, Plaguebearers
Today was actually the best day for painting we’ve had in a long time in Vancouver. There is a breeze, my hands don’t sweat, I don’t have to OD on water. Too bad my sleep schedule is so messed up I slept away most of the day. I’m up now and paint is drying as [...]
Almost Finished Plaguebearers
Posted: July 22, 2010 in Diseased Sons, Rank and File, WIPTags: Daemons, GW, Mighty Empires, Nurgle, paint, Plaguebearers, Reaper Master Series, Vallejo, Warhammer
So since my sleep schedule is totally screwed up due to loud neighbours and being unemployed, I put quite a lot of work into these Nurgle daemons today, probably should have gone to the gym or something. Tomorrow I will go to the gym and of course look for a job. I also will likely [...]
Knarloc Green Plaguebearer
Posted: July 21, 2010 in Diseased Sons, Rank and File, WIPTags: daemon, GW, Knarloc Green, Nurgle, Nurgling, paint, Plaguebearer
So after taking some water out of my P3 Wet Palette I went to get some Knarloc Green paint. It is a relatively new colour to me, but it was pretty thick and gooey on one side of the pot, so I jabbed my brush in and attempted to mix it. This appears to have [...]
Painting Flesh and Weapons
Posted: July 15, 2010 in Rank and File, Servants of Decay, Van Doos Platoon, WIPTags: flesh, Foundry, GW, paint, pigment, rust, Van Doos, wash, weapons, WW1
So I suppose this is the third post in a series on my ever under refinement method for painting WW1 Canadian Corps rifleman, particularly Van Doos… Maybe I’ll make a proper tutorial when I got all the kinks out. I’ve made tutorials as I go before, but I also know the value of test miniatures [...]
