#Ipaint coloring sheets scythes skin#

#Ipaint coloring sheets scythes skin#

I then finish the skin with a couple of washes made of blood red and bestial brown, as well as some juices that are close to the consistency of a wash around the pustules. At that point details such as the staff or the inside of the ears are done. For this I used some bronzed flesh, also used on the muscles of the monster (picture 5 and 6). The pictures 3 and 4 show the completed highlights (even though I went back on some scales afterwards …) I then choose to paint the swollen stomach that is the pried of any creature worshipping my favorite chaos god. I then move on to the highlights, they are done by mixing catachan green and skull white, the white being added in quantities more and more important as I go on. I rarely use any supports, I paint directly on the final base of my mini. So I usually chose a “contact point” that I use to hold the mini and that I’ll paint last. that is the work of my fingers !! It’s one of my flaws in painting that I’m trying to correct, I can’t help but touch the mini, which can sometimes lead to disastrous consequences, especially knowing how fine the layers are. (Picture 1) I then passed about 2 or 3 times a wash of catachan green and chaos black (photo 2) The wash of course allows to shade but also to define the details of the skin such as the scales, this will allow me to place my highlights correctly afterwards Note: Starting in picture 2 you can see that the end of the horn is used. I painted it in catachan green, 2 or 3 layers where necessary to cover the undercoat. On this mini the dominating color is the skin. I always start (or almost always) by painting the dominating color of a mini, which I feel it’s the most logical thing to do.

A picture of the unpainted mini… green stuff has a strange color in picture… The first step is to apply the undercoat, a citadel skull white spray primer was used a couple of time at a distance of about 20 to 30 cm. This article was translated from french to English by Arthur Muguet ( FrenchKid) Nurgle Troll The birth of a refined creature This tutorial will only cover the painting phase of the mini and not the conversion, which is anyway not very complex. All the painting seen in this article was also done by Allan C.

Note: This article was written by Allan Carrasco, for any use or reproduction of this article please adresse him.