I know I've always been a bit of a lazy painter. I tend to not paint for long periods of time, and then rush through a job when I need to get something done. I've decided I want to try and change my ways, start learning how to really paint and try my best to enjoy and embrace this side of the miniature hobby.
So here are a few shots of some technique practice that I did this evening. I have had the Warhammer Ruins set sitting in my living room assembled but unpainted for about 6 months. This spire was done as a mock up before I go ahead and paint the entire Ruins piece. I'm pretty happy with the result, so I guess I'll have to move forward on it!
This was a pretty simple design. First the entire piece was sprayed Black using the GW spray paint. Then a dry brush of Codex Grey was applied over the entire piece. After that a highlight dry brush of Fortress Grey was run over the skulls at the top and bottem, as well as along all the hard edges. A final VERY light drybrush of Fortress Grey was also done over the flat surface to bring out a bit of depth.
The Molten Stone was also pretty quick and easy to do. First I applied a layer of Mechrite Red foundation paint to deliniate the fire area. After that it was a quick layer of Blood Red, Blazing Orange, Firey Orange, Golden Yellow, and a really small bit of Skull white. So what do you guys think?
This was a pretty simple design. First the entire piece was sprayed Black using the GW spray paint. Then a dry brush of Codex Grey was applied over the entire piece. After that a highlight dry brush of Fortress Grey was run over the skulls at the top and bottem, as well as along all the hard edges. A final VERY light drybrush of Fortress Grey was also done over the flat surface to bring out a bit of depth.
The Molten Stone was also pretty quick and easy to do. First I applied a layer of Mechrite Red foundation paint to deliniate the fire area. After that it was a quick layer of Blood Red, Blazing Orange, Firey Orange, Golden Yellow, and a really small bit of Skull white. So what do you guys think?
Well I had my Skull Temple set assembled and unpainted in my house for ELEVEN months, so take that Mr. Fancy Pants!
ReplyDelete(It's early in the morning and I'm still a little out of it) :)
I really like the molten look - that really came out nice!