Showing posts with label Chaos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chaos. Show all posts
Age of Sigmar - Slaughterpriest
This week, I decided that I'd get back on with my Khorne Army for Age of Sigmar. This is a project that will see me through until the end of the year. I have had this Slaughterpriest on my WIP bench for a while, and this week seemed like the perfect time to finish it off.
Stage-by-Stage Guide to... Painting Skulls.
This week's Stage-by-Stage is my guide to painting skulls. I like to make my skulls and bones look old and tired, but still retaining a stark highlight. I haven't gone with Screaming Skull/Ushabti Bone for this, but instead I have used Rakarth Flesh as my base colour, and worked it up to white.
This guide is pretty straightforward, and only uses a small palette of colours, which are shown below.
Stage-by-Stage Guide to... Painting Red Armour
This week, I will be looking at a quick and effective way of painting red, from a red primer. Again, this guide will give you an insight into painting a unit of models in a short space of time, but to a good tabletop standard.
As an added bonus, I'll try to explain my theory behind edge highlighting. Below are the colours I'll be using for this guide. All Games Workshop paints this week!
Painting Leather Stage-by-stage
I've been watching a lot (and I mean a LOT) of Joy of Painting with Bob Ross recently, while painting my Khorne. Those of you that have watched this program will be very familiar with the intro format. With this in mind, I'm going to run the colours along the bottom of the screen so you can paint along.
Painting Human Flesh - Stage-by-Stage
Stage-by-Stage Guide to painting Human Flesh.
This week I wanted to post some stage-by-stage guides for painting flesh. The tone I wanted to go for is towards the pink-hue, and uses the Army Painter equivalent of old Games Workshop Dwarf Flesh and Elf Flesh.
Example of the Age of Sigmar Slaughterpriest
This week I wanted to post some stage-by-stage guides for painting flesh. The tone I wanted to go for is towards the pink-hue, and uses the Army Painter equivalent of old Games Workshop Dwarf Flesh and Elf Flesh.
Example of the Age of Sigmar Slaughterpriest
Age of Sigmar Khorne Army - Part 1.5
The rule of 5.
Unfortunately this week, my time has been limited due to working longer hours. So I wanted to look at batch painting larger units.
The Blood Reavers, as last week's WIP Part 1.
Unfortunately this week, my time has been limited due to working longer hours. So I wanted to look at batch painting larger units.
The Blood Reavers, as last week's WIP Part 1.
Age of Sigmar Khorne Army WIP - Part 1
I would like to introduce my current large-scale Work in Progress of my Khorne army for Age of Sigmar.
Goretide Age of Sigmar Khorne Army.
I split the AoS box with a friend when it was released, and I intended to only collect and paint those particular models before buying any others. But, like the true hobbyist I am, I bought pretty much every cool model going thereafter, and my plans were squashed!
Goretide Age of Sigmar Khorne Army.
I split the AoS box with a friend when it was released, and I intended to only collect and paint those particular models before buying any others. But, like the true hobbyist I am, I bought pretty much every cool model going thereafter, and my plans were squashed!
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