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The ultimate guide to painting leather (Patreon)

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2020-09-17 06:30:40
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The patreon library did miss a comprehensive guide to painting leather, so here it is!

Deep dive on how to create a credible leather color, how to add detail and so on.

Video Link: https://youtu.be/txvnhGOz39U

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Mark Andrews

As a complete and total beginner at painting anything, I gotta say that after trying very hard to emulate your warm red blood angel and failing miserably, this simple leather tutorial is absolutely awesome and incredibly easy to do. It's nice being able to chalk one up in the win column when it comes to learning new techniques.

jaeseok Lee

I don't have a Liquitex ink. Is there an alternative? (Citadel please)

Trovarion
>>44423959

well...this tutorial is meant to show how to get the BEST results the most EASY way. There is a couple of washes by GW that you can use, I am sure of that, but you would have to try...some brown tones should do the trick. unfortunately I do not know every single GW product by heart and unfortunately the products are just slightly different to use, so your results will be different too, obviously.

Mitchell Winter
>>44423959

You might take a look at the snakebite leather contrast paint, but yeah if you can find the actual inks they are a joy to work with.

ioshilee
>>44423959

I've used contrasts instead of Liquitex (I don't have them, too, and can't find them in stores) - Guilliman Flesh and Gryph-hound Orange

Daniel Reimers

Hey Trovarion, Big fan of your work, and thanks so much for sharing your skills and knowledge. I just found the ink and there are two versions of it: a transparent and non-transparent. Which is the right one to use?