flakmonkey Sybarite
Posts : 333 Join date : 2013-03-05
| Subject: Advice on painting Blood effects on vehicles Sat Oct 24 2015, 08:35 | |
| Hey, I've been wanting to paint some boold effects on my DE and Iron Warrior vehicles ( a bit of gore and glyphs for the DE, tank names for the Iron Warriors) I'm havin a bit of trouble with the writing especially - Exhibit A [img] [/img] Does anyone have any helpful hints for writing in blood / have any models they've painted with blood writing/ know any good tutorials ANy help appreciated Cheers
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Rokuro Wych
Posts : 619 Join date : 2014-11-25
| Subject: Re: Advice on painting Blood effects on vehicles Sat Oct 24 2015, 19:48 | |
| My best advice for Dark Eldar blood writing is to paint "tribal-style" runes in Blood For The Blood God with a very small brush. It'd be rather untypical for Dark Eldar to smear it around like Orks and Chaos cultists do. | |
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flakmonkey Sybarite
Posts : 333 Join date : 2013-03-05
| Subject: Re: Advice on painting Blood effects on vehicles Sun Oct 25 2015, 02:31 | |
| - Rokuro wrote:
- My best advice for Dark Eldar blood writing is to paint "tribal-style" runes in Blood For The Blood God with a very small brush. It'd be rather untypical for Dark Eldar to smear it around like Orks and Chaos cultists do.
I like to think of it more as anointing their vehicles, even craftworld kin do something similar when putting on their war masks. But i really wanted advice on what brush to use and how to make the blood look fresh etc | |
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Rokuro Wych
Posts : 619 Join date : 2014-11-25
| Subject: Re: Advice on painting Blood effects on vehicles Sun Oct 25 2015, 09:35 | |
| - flakmonkey wrote:
- But i really wanted advice on what brush to use and how to make the blood look fresh etc
For Dark Eldar, I would use a layer brush or even the artificer brush. For Chaos, the small standard brush should do. Blood For The Blood God is a color designed to look fresh even when it's dried. You can paint it on about twice as thick as normal colors to maximize the effect, but don't overdo it. You could easily end up making it look like red slime rather than blood. | |
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