don't get me wrong, i love red. it just gets sooo exhausting. luckily, nurgle is always fun to paint, you know, with all the color mixing and washes and foul things. anyway, took a defiler brake.
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What recipe do you use for the red/bloody looking bits? They look great.
ReplyDeletethe gashes in the flesh use red paint, black wash, red wash and tamiya clear red for the actual bloody gloss. i find that making the flesh around it a rotting pink with a straight white highlight around the edges of the wound really makes the bloodiness pop out.
ReplyDeletethe tongue and weird tubey organ bits i used dark brown, drybrushed a highlight mix of said 50% dark brown/50% orange while the dark brown was still semi wet (that gives it a some what blotchy gross slime look) washed with black, the sepia (also while the paint was slightly wet) then given a gloss varnish.
Nice job on the greater daemon. The blending of the different shades has worked very well indeed!
ReplyDeleteThose tongues are en ay ess tee why, NASTY!
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