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Part Three - Finish Painting Dryads

Tutoring 8
Skill 8
Idea 7
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So the end of the previous step leaves your miniatures looking presentable and ready to fight; but I’ve found that dry brushing really ties the minature together and helps smooth out the contrast paints.

First dry brush is Gothor Brown followed by Sylavaneth Bark. I give this a heavy dry brush all over the bark areas focusing on the face torso and hands. First dry brush is Gothor Brown followed by Sylavaneth Bark. I give this a heavy dry brush all over the bark areas focusing on the face torso and hands.
I drybrush moot green over the leaves and vines, this can be done fairly rough as it gives a gradient from yellow to green. I then drybrush the bark with Mootgreen to give a mossy effect, especially where there are more creases like at elbow joints. (Bonus tip - try stipling)I drybrush moot green over the leaves and vines, this can be done fairly rough as it gives a gradient from yellow to green. I then drybrush the bark with Mootgreen to give a mossy effect, especially where there are more creases like at elbow joints. (Bonus tip - try stipling)
Next re-apply Wraithbone to the eyes and mouth in preparation for the final step, two coats may be needed. The eyes are quite small and I would recommend painting around the eye  which will make the end result noticeable from a distance and add to the glow effect.Next re-apply Wraithbone to the eyes and mouth in preparation for the final step, two coats may be needed. The eyes are quite small and I would recommend painting around the eye which will make the end result noticeable from a distance and add to the glow effect.
Final step, apply Aethermatic blue to the eyes and mouth and that is the miniature complete!Final step, apply Aethermatic blue to the eyes and mouth and that is the miniature complete!

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