@robtion Thanks! Making those photos was difficult and I wasn't entirely content with them, so it's nice that you like them ;)
@Farmer7574 My ghosts are blue on skin/bones and green everywhere else since my first undead miniature painted, but only here I managed to really bring it out ;) As for the OSL, I use two methods.
One is to start glazing a large are with Biel Tan Green and then while adding white to the mixture, glazing ever smaller area - at the source paint is much thicker and one gets a nice light gradient out of it. This works on flat areas.
Thinner stuff like the fence I paint with white streaks before glazing - adding white where light hits the most - and then glazing it with Biel Tan Green, which blends the white a bit with the rest and also creating a gradient.
@Adam_Barrow Thanks! But it seems I am running out of etherals in my army, as I'd rather mount my Mortis Engines on something more substantial, one that's easier to paint and doesn't need OSL ;) We'll see how it'll turn out though. Also, thanks for the tip about the carriage, but it was done by the time you wrote that comment ;) It makes sense to be bone and fits my color scheme a bit better. Also, this is a vampiric model, verdigris goes on wights their war statues.
I made up a lot of internal rules about my own army, sometimes it makes artistic decisions a bit restricted xD
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I got sick last two days - that meant not going to work and having lots of time to paint - and that made it possible to finish the carriage (well, almost) before going on a trip this weekend ;) Besides spirits themselves and other special effects, this model is a one big excercise in following the red-black-white scheme for my vampires - and everything has to follow it. Even the materials that make up the carriage and pillows too - it was a bit demanding, but also fun and came out nicely.
Curtains are not there because they'll be painted together with the girls.
And a WIP of the Scrying Pool - I wanted to paint an image there, because that seemed like a cool idea. Unfortunately I was rushing it a bit and in the end it turned out rather flat and the image is barely recognizable. I think I need to work slowly on it while painting girls. Still, a closeup of my first take on the topic:
While painting girls I will also work on a surprise project that I found on ebay and which fits the current competition nicely ;)