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carnevale: How I paint a lesser ugdru

carnevale: How I paint a lesser ugdru

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About the Project

I made a painting guide to paint a lesser ugdru from the new 2 player Carnevale box. This to give people ideas because there are not a lot of tutorials or guides for painting Carnevale miniatures. I will try to do this for all miniatures in the box.

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Step 1: Priming

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Step 1: the primer 

I used coax white spray from games workshop but any white or light primer will do.

Step 2: color-blocking

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Step 2: color-blocking

1: Paint the whole model with hexwraith flame (citadel paints)

2: Paint the whole model again with Nighthaunt gloom. (citadle paints). By doing the model fist with the hexwraith flame you will get a green-blue skine tone. This effect is ideaal for sea creatures.

3:  Now we paint the fins of the Ugrdu. This I do with alien purple from army painter. I choose this color because his picture on the data sheet. But I think a green of a blue will also look nice.

4: We start now the the belly and I used celestra grey (citadel paints) or any grey. A more warm color or a skin tone could also be used.

5: I use rakarth flesh from citadel paints for the coral/pimples on the skin.

6: Then I do the claws, teeth and the little skull his is holding in matt white. In a later stadium we will create a different in the teeth/claws and the skull so they do not look the same.

7: I choose the color yellow  for the eyes (yriel yellow from citadel paints). But I think any color can be used like: white, red, green, blue.. Its just a mater of taste or imagination.

Now the color-blocking is done we will do the Shading. 

 

Step 1: hexwraith flame Step 1: hexwraith flame
Step 1Step 1
Step 2: the nighthaunt gloom over it will create a blue/green skin toneStep 2: the nighthaunt gloom over it will create a blue/green skin tone
Step 3: I do the whole fins and will refine them laterStep 3: I do the whole fins and will refine them later
Step 4: Here I paint the belly from bottom to the neckStep 4: Here I paint the belly from bottom to the neck
Step 5: The pimple's/coral Step 5: The pimple's/coral
Step 6: the teeth, claws and little skull trophy Step 6: the teeth, claws and little skull trophy
Step 7: The yellow eyes make it look hungry Step 7: The yellow eyes make it look hungry

Step 3: Shading

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Step 3: Shading 

1: First we start by shading the whole blue skin + purple fins with blue tone shade (Army painter). Be careful with the pimples and the belly.

2: Now we shade the belly with soft tone shade or a light brown shade will do.

3: The third shade is agrax earthshade or a darker brown voor the teeth, claws and skull.

4: The last shade is nuln oil for the pimples and eyes.

Those are the shades and we go over to the highlights. 

 

Step 4: The highlights

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Step 4: The Highlights

1: We start of by highlighting the skin with crystal blue. We do this on sharp areas of the skin and the spines of the fin. This bright color gives the ugdru a more reptile/fish looking but also gives it the idea its not from earth.

2: Highlight the purple areas on purple parts. Its more a cleaning up the shading rather than being a highlight. I used the color orc blood from army painter.

3: Again Highlight/cleaning up the shade of the belly with ionrach skin form citadel paints. The color gives it a nice fish flesh tone.

4: Now I highlight the pimples, skull, teeth and claws with a bone color like ushabti  bone.

5: With a matt white color we highlight the tips of the claws, add a small line in the teeth and slightly highlight the eye sockets of the little skull.

6: Finnish of with adding a small round line in the eyes. I used a black color for this. But any color will do. Then I clean up around the black line with the base color yriel yellow.

With those highlights we finished of the model. 

Finished Miniature

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Now the miniature is Finished I tried to make the base out of wall paper and make it look like he just jumped out of the water. The effect was not that good. But overall I am happy with the result and I had fun painting it.

Finished Miniature
Finished Miniature
Finished Miniature
Finished Miniature
Finished Miniature
Finished Miniature

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