Goblin Skin Recipe
Quick tutorial on my goblin skin recipe—Shamrock Green speed paint over yellow and black, finished with Scale Color highlights.
The steps
Preshade the model yellow and black.
Base the skin with Shamrock Green Speedpaint 2.0 over the preshade. In a hurry, you could stop here.
Highlight with Scale Color Alizarin Green.
Final highlight with Scale Color Lime Green, and hit the nose.
The Quick Goblin Skin Recipe
Doing a quick one today to show you how I’m going to finish up all this goblin skin really fast.
The Steps
- Base: Shamrock Green Speed Paint 2.0 over the yellow and black preshade
- First Highlight: Scale Color Alizarin Green
- Final Highlight: Lime Green from Scale Color, hit the nose
Honestly, if you were super duper in a hurry, you could probably stop after just the Shamrock Green. But the Scale Color highlights really make it pop.
This is the fast version. If you want the grimmer, paler take on green skin, see how to paint pale orc skin, and there are more painting guides in the same vein.
Full transcript of the video
Doing a quick one today to show you how I am going to finish up all this goblin scan really fast. Finally going to show you guys how I paint this green. All right, shamlock green speed paint 2. 0 over the yellow and black. And honestly, like I think if you were if you were super duper in a hurry, you could probably stop here.
Scale color alazarin green and then lime green from scale color. Just testing it right here and hit the nose.
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