Love the fur! Just got myself a set this week and been trying to figure out a fairly easy but effective dark gothic look.. I suspect I will go for bright green eyes through, theres a lot of reds on the model already.
This is amazing and just what I'm looking for. Fantastic job! Would a wash be useful in the exposed flesh for people who don't have a precise and steady hand? If so, what color?
Hey David! Glad you like it, you should be able to use a crimson color on top of a base coat of the highlight color (wazdakka and Ushabti mix) to help gain some contrast. Now it will look a bit different, but still give that open wound feel to it. Best of luck!
Hey David, the green in the rotational video is a lamp. You can do Off base OSL on it applied with an airbrush for speed. But in that case I’d start applying that after the airbrush and move to paint the rest of the details on the other side of the miniature. Best Oscar
thanks so much for this video. I've added it to my playlist as I get ready to embark on my soulblight journey
I'm really glad you like it! Enjoy the journey through blood and death :)
Love the fur! Just got myself a set this week and been trying to figure out a fairly easy but effective dark gothic look.. I suspect I will go for bright green eyes through, theres a lot of reds on the model already.
Many thanks for this tutorial mate. My DW are half finished as I was to unsure on how to finish them
Excellent video, thanks! Exaclty what I was after. You've got yourself a new subscriber.
We are super glad you like it! Thanks for the sub, comment and like 😁
A tutorial on that base would be fantastic aswell!
There is one, it's a forest base tutorial here on the channel!
This is awesome!
Glad you like it!
Great work👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you Marcello!
Hes hideous great job!
Thank you! Glad you like it :)
You can use silver paint for the skull and it works for a great battle damage cyberwolf for the space wolves. A much cheaper model too.
That’s a really cool suggestion I never thought of! 👏🏻👏🏻
This is amazing and just what I'm looking for. Fantastic job! Would a wash be useful in the exposed flesh for people who don't have a precise and steady hand? If so, what color?
Hey David! Glad you like it, you should be able to use a crimson color on top of a base coat of the highlight color (wazdakka and Ushabti mix) to help gain some contrast. Now it will look a bit different, but still give that open wound feel to it.
Best of luck!
The picture of the final model is quite green - was this an accident of the lighting, or was it intentional? I didn't se a green being used. Thanks.
It is a green lamp from the side :)
I Your artwork is awesome!
Thank you very much!
That mossy base is amazing, do you have any tutorials for it?
Thanks Miyr, It's something we could likely do in the future!
Great tutorial as usual. You make it look so easy! Did I hear a hint of a Swedish accent?
Thanks Ole! haha yeah I am Swedish ^^
@@OscarLars well.... tjenare!
Haha tja! :)
Looks like you have a green in there at the end? How was that applied and what color(s) is it?
Hey David, the green in the rotational video is a lamp. You can do Off base OSL on it applied with an airbrush for speed. But in that case I’d start applying that after the airbrush and move to paint the rest of the details on the other side of the miniature.
Best
Oscar