Showing posts with label Painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Painting. Show all posts

Wednesday, 13 August 2014

TUTORIAL: How I paint Ork skin (Death Skullz)

Hey Painters!

So this is how I painted the skin for my Death Skull Ork Nob. I am just concentrating on the face for this but the technique was used for the whole body. I have used GW paints for all of this process.

Step One:



I have duel primed the model with Chaos Black Spray first, then from above at a 45 degree angle with Skull White Spray. I do this to help define the features to make it easier to paint and it give it a good surface to paint over.

Step Two:


I base coated the model with Warboss Green thinned down 1:1 with water and applied multiple layers to model until I was happy with the coverage.

Step Three:


I then washed the recesses with 1:1 mix of Biel-Tan Grenn and Carroburg Crimson. I let that dry before a thin glaze of just Biel-Tan Green over the whole model.

Step Four:


I the applied the first highlight with Skarsnik Green again thinned down. I just hit the parts where I think the light would hit.

Step Five:


I then started on the blue war paint. For this I used Caledor Sky. I roughly paint half of the face. I didn't get right into the recesses with this, firstly I didn't want touch the shading and also I wanted to leave some of the green skin showing.

Step Six:


Using a small piece of sponge I gently dabbed on some Warboss Green to give the effect that some of the war paint has worn off.

Step Seven:


I then went back in with the Skarsnik Green highlight on the exposed skin under the war paint.

Step Eight:


For the final highlight I used Kislev Flesh

Step Nine:


I lightly base coated the lips with Daemonette Hide and based the teeth with Zandri Dust

Step Ten:


I highlighted the teeth with Ushabti Bone then Screaming Skull. Then the lips with  a 2:1 mix of Daemonette Hide and White Scar. To finish i thinned down a little Blood for the Blood God with Lahmian Medium and ran along the inside of the lip to give the effect of a gum-line.

And that's it, hope you liked. I will show you the finished model next time.

Later!

Old Mini Junky



Wednesday, 30 July 2014

My First Blog

This is my first blog ever!

So I thought I would give you a short introduction into what I will be talking about.


I am in my late 30's and I'm into painting Games Workshop miniatures, Warhammer 40K in the most part. I got back into painting about 5 years ago after not even picking up a paint brush since being a young teenager. I love the escapism its gives me from the real world as I have a rather demanding job.


I have leant a lot in the last few years and have some great feed back on some of the models I have painted. Don't get me wrong, I'm not going to win a golden daemon anytime soon, but I might be able to give you the reader some hints and tips to improve your painting skills.


So in following blogs I will showcase some of the miniatures I have already painted and show you the step by step progress on new projects.


Hope you will follow my blogs and of course leave me comments as to what you think of my work.


See you soon


Old Mini Junky