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In this latest tutorial I thought I would give my curriculum of tutorial videos a little change and do a more narrative change in delivering a post project talk on this latest piece of Morvenn Vahl, a sister of battle miniature from Games Workshop. In here I wanted to touch base and expand on lighting and volumetric painting theory which has been a focal point in a lot of my recent works this year. As well demonstrating a workflow in how I use references such as a picture of another work to study, understand and sample colours the artist uses to better replicate the finish into my own works.

And as promised here is the paint list I used in the miniature so that you may wish to replicate any areas or the entire miniature if you so please! Remember there is no shame in copying other works either on the same sculpt or another subject. Just remember to never state it as an original piece, we can always use it for acedemic purposes! Copying is a great and essential tool to really understand how things works and will fulfill leaps n bounds compared to if we just watch or read about it.

Off-White / Purple armour: Purple Shadow (VMC Nocturna), Cold Flesh (VMC Nocturna), Sandlewood (S75), Ivory (AK).

Red Cloth: Wine Red (AK), Carmine + Amarath Red(AK), Dead Red(AK), Old Rose(AK)

Gold: Rhinox Hide(GW), Arabic Shadow(S75), Japanese Uniform(AK), Ivory (AK).

Black metal: Tenebrous Grey (AK), Field Grey(S75), Ivory

Highlight temperature tints: Turquise(S75 Artists), Sunny Skin Tone(AK).

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Morvenn Vahl - Post Project theory and references

This is a brand new format in my tutorial series with a theory talk all around this latest painting of Morvenn Vahl. Where I talk more in-depth about light and volume theory, and what kinda of features and clues in the process help me in the painting process. As well as how I use Photoshop to get colour palettes and look at clues into my favourite pieces to help in my own works!

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