Painting Q, for Jakob Nielsen

dogfender

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In reguards to how you painted your valten model, did you undercoat white or black? What\'s your formula for the grey cloak? After not liking how my leviathen has turned out I stripped him and wanted to give him a pale look and your cloak seemed to fit the bill. Any gussestions as to how I should paint my dead octo?

Thanks, MRM

P.S.
I believe you have mentioned how to paint the ogres skin you did for the tsunami fund but I cant seem to find the recipe anywhere. :(
 

dave3555

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Originally posted by dogfender
In reguards to how you painted your valten model, did you undercoat white or black? What\'s your formula for the grey cloak? After not liking how my leviathen has turned out I stripped him and wanted to give him a pale look and your cloak seemed to fit the bill. Any gussestions as to how I should paint my dead octo?

Thanks, MRM

P.S.
I believe you have mentioned how to paint the ogres skin you did for the tsunami fund but I cant seem to find the recipe anywhere. :(

Well for the ogres skin jakob used the following method:

For the skin he used a basecoat of approximately 50/50 Codex Grey/Bleached Bone. Shading was added with a Chestnut ink/Codex Grey mix thinned with water.

Then highlights were done adding first more Bleached Bone and then Skull White to the base colour.

As for the cloak check out this tutorial on jakobs site:

http://www.jrnworks.dk/tutorials/chaoswarrior/cloth.html

I expect he used something like this method but simply added more highlight stages to make the material to appear a lighter gray.

For the undercoat on the valten model I expect that it was a black cos of the large area of armour to be painted - though I could be wrong as jakob has been using white undercoat alot recently...

Hope this helps.

Dave
 
J
Yup, I followed my recent trend for undercoat. White.

As for the cloak. Yeah, the technique was very similar to the chaos warriors cloaks. But just with more stages, a lighter starting point, and white used for the final highlights as dave3555 guessed.

In regards to the octo-thing I would suggest that you used rotting flesh (as opposed to white or bleached bone) for the mid-tone highlights and only add white to the very last highlight. Sounds like a good recipe for a half-dead sea-creature to me.

Best Regards,
JRN
 
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