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Two tutorials for you this weekend to sink your chain axes into. The first of our offerings is how to airbrush skin tones...but with a twist!

In this tutorial you will learn:

* Which areas of the model you need to highlight with the airbrush.

* How to create airbrushed skin tones without using a single skin colour!

This tutorial is suitable for all skill ranges and will help anyone who is painting a model which has large areas of skin. This recipe creates a low light, unhealthy pallor. 

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All Corpse Grinder Tutorials can be found HERE. 

And if you enjoyed that, why not check out our other Necromunda tutorials?  

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Airbrushing Skintones

This video is about Canibals cult

Comments

Domenico De Felice

Hello, here's Domenico. First of all, I'm really enjoying your channel, thank you so much for all the contents you're creating, I do really appreciate them all :) A natural but unhealthy skin color is always a goal to realize, I'm so impressed by your video that I would like to replicate this on Negavolt Cultist from Blackstone Fortress. Do you suggest just to stop working on the skin with the Icy Yellow final highlight? I'm thinking about an oil wash, what about? Thank you again for all you're doing here <3

Lil'Legend Miniature Painting Tutorials and Tuition

Great to have you on board! And thank you so much for the kind words. I would possibly add a small hint of turquoise for the final highlight to give them that dead, unhealthy pallor. Use a minuscule amount of turquoise. I would not use an oil wash. It will take away more than it gives. I tend to only use oil washes on armour and the like, not skin. Hope this helps! Any questions fee free to shoot them over.