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How to paint marble tutorial (Patreon)

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2021-04-15 17:25:10
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Hi guys!

I just made a new free tutorial :D

I've been working on the base for my Galatus Dreadnought and I thought that it would be a great idea to share with the community my recipe for paring black and beige marble.

I hope you will enjoy it :)

Regards

Flameon


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Black and beige marble painting tutorial

Check out www.patreon.com/flameonminiatures for more tutorials! Today I would like to present to you a video tutorial about painting black and beige marble. Of course marble comes in all kinds of colors and shapes but this pattern I find the most interesting. I hope you will enjoy this video and don't forget to subscribe to my channel! Reagrds Flameon

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Renaud BODOT

love it, I like placing random characters on marble base as it immediately gives it a story. Could make a video for your Patreon on how did you create those perfect geometric shapes ?

ArnaudLRX

Probably the best marble effect i've ever seen. I have a question : on a bigger surface, would paint in this way the whole surface or do you think that it s better to increase the size of patterns ?

Flameon Miniatures
>>57857918

I would paint it in the same way if the miniature is in the same scale, but bigger. If the miniature would be in bigger scale then you could make the patterns bigger :)

Flameon Miniatures
>>57839459

It would be hard to make a video because I just made a project, and then cut out the necessary shapes from masking tape and painted them with airbrush. It took a looot of time :)

Renaud BODOT
>>57839459

Thank you for the answer. I totally forgot about the masking tape. We could probably even make the design on a computer, print it then use the paper as a template to cut the masking tape.

Jayson Parker

I struggle with Marble - looking forward to this tutorial.