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Crazyredcoat's Crazy Compendium of Collected Creativity
"When you play the game of thrones, you win or you die. There is no middle ground."
Following the rules of painting outwards, let’s get on with the skin tone. Normally I do skin with a simple Contrast method these days, but a lady shouldn’t look like she’s been in a fight, so I started with Contrast then built up to a ‘cleaner’ look.
As with all Contrast, you need a bright basecoat, so I used Grey Seer. Definitely a good idea here to do thin, smooth coats to get the best finish to the skin.
Then the Darkoath Flesh Contrast. Be careful not to over-spill onto the dress and remember that this is being used more as a shade and guide to the rececces than a 'final' colour so a bit of patchiness is ok.
Next we're going to layer up with some Ungor Flesh. I would have prefered Cadian Fleshtone, but I can't find my pot anywhere. Use thin coats here to build up colour subtly to get a smooth look.
Then repeat with Kislev Flesh and borad highlight some of the higher muscles. Again, thin coats and blended across the skin.
Then an edge highlight with Pallid Wych Flesh. Upon some of the smoother edges, it can be feathered to help keep the smooth look.And that’s the skin done. The hair is next, and it’s a simple colour to keep a golden, but natural look to the lovely locks.
First up is a basecoat of Rakarth Flesh. I chose this because it is a slightly warmer beige that can be built upon with a shade.
Then a coat of Seraphim Sepia to add that yellow tint to the hair.
Then an edge highlight of Screaming Skull to finish up the hair, and the mini. All that was left was some basing and she's all set.
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