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| Mostly finished terrain. The gut pile is Ave's Apoxie Scuplt. I touched up the pink a little and then hit it with some gloss varnish. |
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| The trio |
I didn't really intend to paint this scenery. I wasn't sure I was actually going to do it until I grabbed the brush and started into it.
No great plan. No stewing about process or mapping an order.
I took a scrap piece of the MDF from the punchout and tried a couple of options to stain the wood without overwriting the laser-etched details. AP Dark Tone wash first (not dark enough), then Reaper Muddy Soil paint (too dark), mixed the two (too brown), added some ProAcryl Payne's Gray wash and less than 2 minutes after I stepped up to the bench, I was saying "huh, let's do this."
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| The "before" bare MDF coloring in the top left. The other two have just been hit with wash and will brighten a bit as they darken. |
The "before" bare MDF coloring in the top left. The other two have just been hit with wash and will brighten a bit as they darken.
Here are the notes for next time.
Brown Wash - 4 drops each of ratio of:
- AP Dark Tone Ink
- Reaper 09028 Muddy Brown
- ProAcryl Payne's Gray WASH
- PLUS a healthy brush-load of water
Wood Streaks / Weathering
- 09089 Cloudy Gray
- 09314 Heartwood Brown
- 89512 Cairn Stone (dry brushed edges only)
Airbrush the foot path with Liquitex Burnt Umber plus a narrower path of Payne's Gray Ink
Gut Pile - Breast Cancer Pink, Rusty Red, Dark Crimson
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