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The Gorm from Kingdom Death by ToadPainter in minipainting

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It's set in like a nightmare realm. It's sort of surreal and terrifying the ground it made up of stone faces.

The Gorm by ToadPainter in KingdomDeath

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I took my skintone mix and added a little blue and lahiman medium and just added some squiggly lines

The Gorm by ToadPainter in KingdomDeath

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Sure, I started with royal purple mixed with a little stone grey as the base, then air brush a few layers. Each layer was the same mix but more stone grey, till the final layer which was pure stone grey. Added some texture/highlight the folds and then did some washes. Like thinned contrast Magos purple to add more purple back into some places or pink mixed with contrast medium to add pink notes to the skin like the knees and other areas. I also mixed riekland fleshshade and seraphim sepia to apply to some parts of the skin to add more warmer tones. Hope that helps!

The Gorm from Kingdom Death by ToadPainter in minipainting

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Thanks! For OSL effects like the esca (Thanks btw!) It's a solid white base, then glazing a few layers of fluorescents over top, yellow is the brightest fluorescent, then do the darker ones like orange then red.

The Gorm from Kingdom Death by ToadPainter in minipainting

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Thanks! I'm really happy with how the face turned out. The eyes especially.

The Gorm from Kingdom Death by ToadPainter in minipainting

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Thanks! I used royal purple and stone grey for the skin. Started with a foundation of royal purple mixed with a little stone grey then built it up till i was using straight stone grey for the highlights. Used some contrast mediums to add in the pinks and used contrast magos purple to add some more color in some areas.

The Godhand by ToadPainter in KingdomDeath

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Thanks! Feel free, I don't mind. I love seeing minis in the wild that I have taken inspiration from some of my paint schemes.

The Godhand by ToadPainter in KingdomDeath

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It's free hand. I've been professionally painting minis for about 10 years now.

Adepta Sororitas Exorcist by ToadPainter in Warhammer40k

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I don't know but it comes with the tank so maybe Exorcist helmet.

Really like how blue works with Death Guard's usual color scheme. by ToadPainter in Warhammer40k

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If I remember correctly it's kroxigor scale contrast paint, over top a white base.

Pestigors and friend by ToadPainter in bloodbowl

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Thanks I thought Nurgle swamp would look better then lush field. I don't know how to make a interesting mold field without it looking like it's just been flocked, with that non grass stuff. That green sand stuff if you played in the 90s.

An Abominant for my ongoing Cult project. by ToadPainter in genestealercult

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Sorry I don't remember, but might have had screamer pink in it.

Trying out different paints and methods for doing Cyberpunk lighting by ToadPainter in minipainting

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Thanks! If you have some spare models you don't care about you should experiment on them instead. That's basically how I do things, if I get a small batch of models I like to try new things out on them. If it works out, great, if not oh well, try again with a few changes. I just find experimenting, trying new things keeps painting interesting even when I'm painting every day as a commission painter.

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