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A Beastly Guide to Monstrous Skin
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This guide explores a range of techniques for painting the skin and flesh of monsters and other large creatures. Learn how to create unnatural and hideous hues suitable for any beast, from plague-ridden daemons to undead behemoths.
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Side note:
If anyone's looking at this article and wanting to replicate, the equivalent paints in the new GW range are as followed:
If anyone's looking at this article and wanting to replicate, the equivalent paints in the new GW range are as followed:
- Homoguant purple = Daemonette Hide
- Tallarn flesh = Cadian Fleshtone
- Elf Flesh = Bestigor Flesh
- Gryphonne Sepia = Seraphim Sepia
- Charadon Granite = Stormvermin Fur
- Badab Black = Nuln Oil
- Leviathan Purple = Druchii Violet
- Dark Flesh = Doombull Brown
- Dheneb Stone = Rakarth Flesh
- Chaos Black = Abaddon Black
- Khemri Brown = Baneblade Brown
- Bleached Bone = Ushabti Bone
Yep, the little extra details like that can really make your model pop!Excellent work!!The veins in particular really add that extra level of detail and they look so neat!
No problem! I can probably go through the other articles as well and give the paint comparisons.Thanks very much for that @Gederas, I've made a note in the article
DakkaDakka also has a "Paint Range Compatibility Chart" which is pretty detailed
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