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Tutorial: Gems and Fur

Last week, I had a couple of questions about how I have done Gems and Fur on a Space Wolf I am currently working on. I decided that writing a quick tutorial would be better than explaining it – pictures make everything easy right?

Gems: I used these colours for the tutorial –

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Step 1: Paint the base of the gem in Warpstone Glow or the medium colour you decide to use.

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Step two. Paint one of the sections of the gem in the brightest colour.

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Step 3: Paint the opposite section in the darker colour.

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Step 4: Mix the light green with the yellow 50/50 mix and use this to highlight around the edge of the bright green. I also added a spot of the yellow to the centre to make it pop that little bit more.

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Fur:

These are the colours I used for the fur:

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Step 1: Paint the fur with the darkest colour – Dryad Bark in this case.

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Step 2: Wash with Agrax and then go paint something else or make a brew while it dries.

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Step 3: Mix Dryad Bark with the XV-58 50/50 and then drybrush it over the fur

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Step 4: Drybrush with XV-58.

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You can keep going of course, depending on how much variation and how light you want the fur. This mini is a Chaos Sorcerer so I figured that he’d be pretty dirty – there are no showers in the Eye of Terror…

I hope this proves to be useful!

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