Merry Christmas to all Tale of Painters readers! I hope you had a nice time with your dearest and got some nice hobby presents! I’m currently staying at my parents over the holidays, but I took some of the smaller parts of the Hell Pit Abomination and some paints and brushes with me. Today I did one of the right arms. Unfortunately I forgot to bring the paints needed for the ruin piece so I need to this when I’m back home. I’ll probably need to mask the whole hand/arm, as painting the ruin piece involves lots of heavy drybrushing but that can’t be helped…
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Hi there, I did a comprehensive Skaven tutorial here: http://taleofpainters.blogspot.com/search/label/Tutorials I use the same technique for skin on my HPA as well: Basecoat of Dheneb Stone, then I washed Ogryn Flesh in the recesses, then I cleaned up the skin with a couple of thin layers of Reaper Master Series Aged Bone (the same colour as Dheneb Stone but I prefer Reaper here because there is more flowing agent in their paints which makes layering easier than with Foundation Colours), then I used thinned Ogryn Flesh for more definition and finally highlighted with thinned Reaper Master Series Polished Bone (you can use Dheneb Stone with a little white instead). I also used thinned Baal Red for the wounds.
That skin tone is spectacular, how in the nine hells did you do it?!
This is beautiful!! Thanks for being so generous! That's creativity is not enough for you, can very more creation in your post!