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Painting Evil Dwarfs

Painting Evil Dwarfs

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Brushwork on the Bull and Rider

Tutoring 6
Skill 6
Idea 6
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After the airbrushing stage I began by strengthening the purple shadows and  blue tones with druchii violet and a mid tone blue.

Brushwork on the Bull and Rider

Next I used Scale Colour Birch to add some small, dashes to act as both a highlight and texture.

Brushwork on the Bull and Rider

The next stage was a little more involved. I used Scale Colour Orange Leather to base coart the hairy parts around the hooves and the horns. I shaded with druchii violet, some parts mixed with Payne’s Grey ink, then highlighted the hair with mixes of Orange Leather and Birch.

I basecoated the armour with Brassy Brass then heavily shaded with a mix of Payne’s Grey and purple ink. I finshed the armour with an overbrush of gold in the upper parts.

The wings were wet blended with purple and dark to mid-blue tones. I gave them a wash with druchii violet and drybrushed them up with a light blue highlight.

Finally the dwarf’s coat was basecoated with Scale Colour Black Leather, Dry brushed with Orange Leather and then had marking / wear added with Scale Colour Birch.

The dwarf’s beard was shaded with Basilicanum Grey contrast then highlighted with the same blue tones as the wings.

Brushwork on the Bull and Rider
Brushwork on the Bull and Rider

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