Bailey03
Well-known member
In the past I've used GW glazes. Their glazes are fine, though I thin them further with water (50/50 or more). They're decent out of the bottle, but still a bit too thick for smooth blending.
For the dwarf and all of my more recent figures (past year or so), I've been using inks. I thin these with regular water as well. In this case I use a lot more water. I've got a well palette. It tends to be two or three drops of ink, then fill up the well almost to the top with water. I like to use a squeeze bottle with the angled neck (like the one picture below). It's an easy way to add exactly how much water I want.
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The nice thing about inks and the GW glazes is they tend to respond well when you're just using water to make glazes from them. If you're making a glaze from a regular paint, then something like glaze medium along with the water can be helpful (and often necessary).
For the dwarf and all of my more recent figures (past year or so), I've been using inks. I thin these with regular water as well. In this case I use a lot more water. I've got a well palette. It tends to be two or three drops of ink, then fill up the well almost to the top with water. I like to use a squeeze bottle with the angled neck (like the one picture below). It's an easy way to add exactly how much water I want.
View attachment 45091
The nice thing about inks and the GW glazes is they tend to respond well when you're just using water to make glazes from them. If you're making a glaze from a regular paint, then something like glaze medium along with the water can be helpful (and often necessary).