Tutorial - Ork Skin

Okay then, here's the first step-by-step for the ork skin I'm doing:


2 component priming, nothing special so far. ;)

Basecoat Gretching Green 1:2 Paint:Water

1st shadow Knarloc Green, 1:4 paint:water

2nd shadow Dark Sea Blue (you can use Hawk Turqouise with Black instead)

1st Highlight Gretchin Green + Bleached Bone

Pure Bleached Bone for the second Highlight.

Now I did a glaze with a mix of Knarloc Green + Warlock Purple to bring some life to the skin. (Sorry, forgot to shoot a picture here)

Some Chaos Black for the deepest shadows and the darklining.

For the last step I used some Ivory to paint some very bright higlights (especially in the face).

That's it for the skin, Weathering tutorial will follow soon!

Cheers, Androsch

Orks, orks, orks...

I had a lack of motivation the last couple of days, but I got over it today. I was able to finish a loota and one of the bosses, which I scratchbuilt a combiflamer for. The waaghbanner is still wip, but a step further again.

Orks in progress

I did some work on the waaaghbanna and finished one of the lootas.
Take a look:

Regards,
Androsch

Big Mek finished!

I finished the Big Mek, tried some slime with water effect on the base. I think it turned out pretty good.

I also did some work on the guy with the waaaghbanna...

Starting the Ork Project...

I'm finally doing some painting for myself again. Feels pretty good and akward at the same time, but I'm really enjoying this. I have started a Spaceork Project at Tabletopwelt.de (for those who are interested and speak german, here's the link http://www.tabletopwelt.de/forum/showthread.php?t=129670), which should mean there'll be 2000 points of orcs painted until september. ^^

Well, so far so good, here's what I've done so far, my Bigmek with Shokkattackgun (or whatever that crazy device is called in English ;))

Still a lot to do, but I think I'll be able to finish it today or tomorrow.

Cheers,
Androsch