Reading the War of Vengeance is filling me with Dwarf pride and got me wanting to bust out the bearded ones and lay down a little paint. I've been taking a color theory class, so I decided to try out a non metallic metal technique we learned. I think he came out pretty decent. It's not something I would do army wide, but it looks very striking for a lord or hero. I would love to hear what you all think or how others have achieved the effect.
Non Metallic Silver - is a mix of scorched brown, black and white, with more white added to highlight. .
Non Metallic Gold - is Snakebite leather and white with more white added to highlight.
I glazed the runes with Gulliman Blue.
Color Theory - the model is painted in a Split complimentary #1 color harmony.
Showing posts with label Non metallic metal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Non metallic metal. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Khador: Doom Reavers
I love these miniatures. As far as units go, these guys were a deciding factor for me when it came to picking a faction. The poses are great and full of action. And the blades are just waiting for something other then a standard metallic paint job.
I wanted to achieve a magical look to the blades. Not exactly a NNM (non metallic metal) per se , but pretty much the same technique. The first thing I did was dry brushed the skulls starting with hawk turquoise, working my way up to white.
For the blades, I used black for the shadow, white for the light with hawk turquoise in between and blended both directions.
I like how the blades came out. The only thing I would have done differently (which I will attempt on Fenris), is this:
There is a slight border around the skulls that I left dry brushed. I think It would have made a more dramatic effect if I would have reversed the blade effect on these flat parts.
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