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My attempt at skin tone for use on minis from warmer climes. Recipe shared to me from good friend who has excellent skin tones across his minis!
Issues were:
- I had to mix as I went
- Unsure on layer thickness
- Unstrategic about which elements to start with
- Slow with mulitple layers
This dynastic scheme is inspired by the bronze-and-turquoise of the Nihilakh, combining the bronze armour of the Szarekhan with a twist on the marbled armour panels of Darren Latham's Necron army.
I wanted a method of getting these boys painted quick, but still have them looking decent. With a few tweaks, the method shown by "Elminiaturista" on Instagram worked a treat.
How I painted the new Imotekh the Stormlord, as a text supplement to my video tutorial.
The Ydrilan Riverblades are warriors of elegance and precision among the Lumineth Realm-lords, their attire reflecting the natural beauty of their realm’s waterways. This guide will help bring out the vibrant teal cloth, ivory armor, and mystical accents that characterize the Riverblades, using carefully chosen colors and techniques.
This is the simple blue plasma glow I use on my Imperial Plasma weapons, basically any plasma weapon that's not had some chaos or purposeful colour alteration, it's inverted, so the shading is light, and the highlighting is dark.
The purplest of boys!
This gold is designed to look aged and worn, but in a different way to other methods I've shared.
Part of my larger "Painting Classic HeroQuest" series of short videos. You can watch the whole thing here, if you were interested: https://www.youtube.com/@RookieBrushes
I couldn't find a decent tutorial for Sa'Cea Tau, in my opinion, the coolest colour scheme since the warm brown of the T'au sept (the white guys GW currently are rocking as the posterchild can go do one... imho)
2 paints are not included in PP's library, these are the Molotow range, they're great, in this scheme I use their colour, petrol as a base, and Liquitex Acrylic inks, I use their Magenta ink for effects. Feel free to sub these for something similar.
Lots of the listed paints are to provide alternatives to out-of-production colours I used, so if anyone wants to follow along, feel free to use those instead (main one being the Electric Blue I use as my drybrush pass on the armour. Any bright, saturated sky blue will do.
The same with whites, greys, blacks and metalics, just use what you have.
I wrote this while painting my test model for the scheme. I will update with pictures and effects as I get to them on different models