This was a more difficult assignment than one would think. Like most of the previous Ultramarines posted here to the blog, I had to match a very specific color scheme. Also, this scheme did not have very much high contrast shading... it was all about the tiny highlights, and even those needed to be done in a very specific color.
Typically, I am grabbing whatever paint jar happens to be closest, and fooling around with the glazes and such.
Essentially, each guy was restricted to 3 shades of blue. Also, I could not do my usual heavy shading, creating lots of contrast throughout the miniature. It was really working against my instinct, that's for sure! :-)
Here are a few WIP shots. The approach here was a little different than what you have seen lately on the free-wheeling Chaos side. That was due to having to match someone else's color scheme.
And then some more group shots:
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Sunday, June 3, 2012
Lords of the flies
What did we just step in? Anyway, the promised Nurgle Marines are now here!
I believe these are the only Nurgle marines I have ever painted. It was lots of fun. I was able to use a much different palette than normal, and some different icons as well! The rest of the squad will be posted later when we get back home...
Here are a few WIP images that once again illustrate the idea of painting lighter, and then glazing and shading and tinting darker colors later:
I believe these are the only Nurgle marines I have ever painted. It was lots of fun. I was able to use a much different palette than normal, and some different icons as well! The rest of the squad will be posted later when we get back home...
Here are a few WIP images that once again illustrate the idea of painting lighter, and then glazing and shading and tinting darker colors later:
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