No-nonsense guide to grim dark pale orc skin—Pallid Wych Flesh, Bugman's Glow, streaking grime. Plus the spit effect secret: UHU glue.
No-Nonsense Guide
Today I have a no-nonsense guide on painting grim dark pale orc flesh.
The Spit Effect Secret
If you want cool spit effects, it’s just UHU glue on the model. Dab it on with a toothpick. It’s that easy.
The Recipe
Step 1: Base Coat
Pallid Wych Flesh all over the model.
Step 2: Pink Areas
Mix Quick Shade Wash Medium with Bugman’s Glow 50/50. Put this on the mouth, hands, and elbows—anywhere that’s going to be pinker flesh.
Step 3: Streaking Grime
Cover the whole model with streaking grime.
Step 4: Wipe Away
Wipe it away with a sponge and Q-tip. This is what turns the skin green.
Step 5: Mineral Spirits
Come back in with mineral spirits on the very tops of muscles, teeth, and nails.
Step 6: Highlights
Use Menoth White from P3 to paint the nails, teeth, and highlight the very tops of muscles—especially on the shoulders.
Step 7: Optional Crimson
In some places, go back with a small wash of Carroburg Crimson on those areas where you put Bugman’s Glow.
Step 8: Eyes
Just put a white dot for beady little eyes.
Very Fast, Very Effective
And there you go. Very fast, very effective.
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